This Terex RT670-1 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — from 2014, currently located in Louisiana, USA. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built for lifting and positioning heavy loads on unpaved or uneven ground, combining a telescoping boom with an all-terrain undercarriage to operate effectively on construction sites, industrial facilities, and similar environments. Terex is a well-established manufacturer of lifting and material-handling equipment, producing cranes, aerial work platforms, and related machinery for construction, infrastructure, and energy sectors worldwide.
This unit is rated at 70 tons and is equipped with a 126-foot boom, giving it substantial reach for a wide range of lift scenarios. Paired with the main boom is a side-stowed lattice-type jib measuring 33 to 57 feet, which is offsettable at 0, 15, or 30 degrees, providing additional hook height and working radius when access beyond the main boom is required.
The crane is fitted with both a main hoist and an auxiliary hoist, each spooled with standard wire rope. The hook block is a 5-sheave configuration, and a 12-ton overhaul ball with hook latch is also included. Together, these rigging components allow the operator to select the appropriate reeving and attachment for different load weights and lift conditions.
Power comes from a Tier 4 Final (Tier 4f) engine, meeting current EPA emissions standards — a relevant factor for job sites with environmental compliance requirements. The operator's cab is equipped with air conditioning and heat for year-round comfort, though no radio is fitted. The machine is finished in Terex's standard white and gray paint scheme.
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