This Terex TRT40US is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — from 2024, currently located in Virginia, USA. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built for lifting and hoisting operations on uneven or unprepared ground, combining a wheeled undercarriage with a telescopic boom to deliver crane capability where conventional equipment cannot easily travel. Terex is a well-established manufacturer of lifting and material-handling machinery, supplying equipment across construction, industrial, and infrastructure sectors worldwide.
The crane is fitted with a 30.1-metre telescopic boom, providing substantial vertical reach for a wide range of lifting tasks. Power comes from a Cummins diesel engine meeting Tier 4 Final emissions standards, ensuring compliance with current environmental regulations while delivering reliable performance in demanding field conditions. Drive is transmitted through a ZF torque converter transmission paired with a powershift gearbox, a combination that offers smooth power delivery and ease of operation across rough or broken terrain.
The machine is equipped with both a main winch and an auxiliary winch, giving operators flexibility when rigging loads and allowing for two-line or block-and-hook configurations depending on the lift requirements. A hook block is included. The crane rides on 14.00R25 tires, which are a heavy-duty radial fitment well suited to the ground pressures and lateral forces generated in rough terrain crane work. The cab is equipped with air conditioning for operator comfort during extended operations.
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