This 2016 Terex Crossover 4500L is a mounted boom truck — sometimes referred to as a crane truck or picker truck — a class of equipment that combines the mobility of a commercial vehicle with the lifting capability of a hydraulic crane, making it widely used in construction, utility, oilfield, and infrastructure work. Terex is a well-established manufacturer of lifting and material-handling equipment, supplying cranes, aerial work platforms, and related machinery to customers across heavy industry and construction worldwide.
The crane itself is rated at 45 US tons and configured as a riding seat crane, meaning the operator controls the unit from a dedicated seat on the crane rather than from inside the cab. The main boom measures 129 feet and is a KEEL-style unit. The machine is also equipped with a 32- to 49-foot offsettable jib, extending its working reach and giving operators flexibility when working around obstacles or at difficult angles. An auxiliary winch is fitted, providing a secondary lifting line for applications that call for it. An anemometer is included for on-site wind speed monitoring, an important safety feature when operating at extended boom lengths. The operator's cab features heat and air conditioning for year-round comfort, and a removable front window for improved sightlines during lifts.
The outrigger system uses an X-pattern configuration, which eliminates the need for a separate front stabilizer and simplifies setup on confined or congested job sites. This is a notable practical advantage when positioning the crane in tight urban or industrial environments.
The unit is mounted on a Western Star 4700 chassis powered by a Detroit DD13 engine producing 380 horsepower, paired with an 8LL transmission. Axle ratings are 20,000 pounds on the front axle and 46,000 pounds on the rear axle. The truck is further equipped with three lift axles rated at 8,000 pounds each — one tag axle and two pusher axles — allowing weight distribution to be managed dynamically. The configuration is noted as Federal Bridge Law Legal, meaning the truck and its load ratings are arranged to comply with US federal gross vehicle weight regulations for over-the-road travel. The unit is located in Alabama, USA and is offered in used condition.
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