This Terex RT555-1 is a used rough terrain crane, a type of mobile lifting machine — sometimes called an RT crane — engineered to travel on and lift loads across unpaved, soft, or uneven ground. Rough terrain cranes are a core category of lifting equipment, finding widespread use on construction sites, industrial facilities, oil and gas installations, and infrastructure projects where conventional truck-mounted cranes cannot readily operate. Terex is a well-established manufacturer of lifting and material-handling equipment serving construction, industrial, and energy sectors worldwide.
This 2006 machine is rated at 55 tons of lifting capacity and is currently in working condition, having most recently been in active service in Virginia. It carries a current OSHA annual inspection and is described by the seller as well maintained.
The boom extends to 110 feet (33.5 metres), providing substantial vertical and horizontal reach for a wide range of lifting tasks. The crane is also equipped with a lattice swingaway jib that extends between 33 and 57 feet (17.4 metres) and can be set at offsets of 0, 15, or 30 degrees, allowing the operator to configure the rig for lifts that require working around obstructions or reaching loads that the main boom alone cannot access. This combination of main boom and jib gives the machine considerable versatility in the field.
Power comes from a Cummins 5.9-litre diesel engine specified without advanced emissions equipment. The crane is fitted with two winches and uses joystick controls for crane functions. Load management is handled by a Greer RCI-510 rated capacity indicator, which monitors and displays load and capacity information to help the operator work safely within the machine's limits. The unit is located in Maryland and prompt delivery anywhere within the United States is noted as available.
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