This 2011 Terex RT345-1XL is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane or carry-deck-style lifting machine — designed to lift and position heavy loads across uneven, unprepared, or off-road ground conditions. Terex is a well-established global manufacturer of lifting and material-handling equipment, serving construction, infrastructure, industrial, and energy sectors with a broad range of crane and access products.
The crane is rated at a 45-ton lifting capacity and is equipped with a four-section, full-power boom that extends from 33 feet 9 inches to 105 feet, providing substantial vertical and horizontal reach for a wide range of lift scenarios. A Greer Load Moment Indicator is fitted, giving the operator continuous real-time feedback on load weight and boom position relative to the crane's rated capacity chart, a critical safety and operational tool. A single winch handles the hoist function, paired with a 45-ton, four-sheave hook block for heavy lifting duty and a 7-ton overhaul ball for lighter or single-line work. A 360-degree positive sector house lock secures the rotating superstructure when required.
Power comes from a Cummins QSB6.7 diesel engine, a well-regarded six-cylinder unit widely used in construction and lifting equipment for its reliability and serviceability. The carrier rides on 26.5 x 25 deep-lug tires suited to soft and broken ground, and the machine is configured with both four-wheel drive and four-wheel steer, giving it the traction and maneuverability that define the rough terrain crane class.
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