This Terex RT555-1 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes called an RT crane — built in 2012 and currently located in the Netherlands. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built for lifting operations on uneven, unprepared, or off-road ground, making them a staple of construction sites where conventional cranes cannot operate effectively. Terex is a well-established heavy equipment manufacturer serving the construction, infrastructure, and lifting industries worldwide, with a broad range of crane products among its core offerings.
The crane carries a rated lifting capacity of 50 tonnes and is identified by serial number 160866. Its main boom extends to 33.5 metres, providing substantial reach for a machine of this class. The hookblock is rated at 55 tonnes and configured with five sheaves, matched to a single winch on the superstructure.
Propulsion is handled by a Cummins QSB6.7 engine, a widely used diesel unit known for reliability in heavy equipment applications. Drive is configured as 4x4x4 — meaning four-wheel drive with four-wheel steering — which is the standard arrangement for rough terrain cranes and contributes directly to their manoeuvrability and traction on challenging surfaces. The transmission is a Dana gearbox. The crane runs on 26.5R25 tyres, a size common to machines in this capacity range.
The cab is equipped with air conditioning. The machine is offered in used condition.
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