This Terex RT230 is a used all-terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain mobile crane — a type of lifting equipment designed to combine the road mobility of a truck-mounted unit with the rough-ground capability needed for demanding job-site conditions. All-terrain cranes are widely used across construction, infrastructure, oil and gas, and industrial plant projects where heavy lifts must be carried out in locations that are not always accessible by conventional road-going equipment. Terex is a well-established manufacturer of lifting and material-handling machinery, supplying crane, aerial work platform, and construction equipment to customers in industries around the world.
This example was built in 2002 and is currently located in Kansas, USA, offered for sale at $59,500. The crane is rated at a 30-ton lifting capacity, making it suitable for a broad range of medium-to-heavy lift applications on site.
In terms of reach, the unit is equipped with a 94-foot main boom, providing substantial hook height and radius for tasks such as structural steel erection, equipment setting, and elevated placement work. Complementing the main boom is a 43-foot jib, which can be deployed to extend the crane's working radius or achieve greater hook heights beyond what the main boom alone can deliver, and is particularly useful when lifts require working over obstructions or at long radii with lighter loads.
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