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    About American Crane Corporation

    The American Crane Corporation built cranes for more than a century before it was purchased in 1998 by Terex for about $27 million.

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    Serial Number: GS18577W
    Location: Reserve, Louisiana
    Seller: Louisiana CAT - Used Division
    Hours: 3,000
    Location: Roxbury Township, New Jersey
    Seller: County Concrete Corp
    Serial Number: 8002A02284
    Location: Rosamond, California
    Seller: Traylor Equipment
    Hours: 6,483
    Location: Lexington, South Carolina
    Seller: Traylor Equipment
    Hours: 6,169
    Location: Wickliffe, Kentucky
    Seller: Traylor Equipment

    1990 AMERICAN 8470

    Lattice Boom Truck Cranes

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    Location: San Francisco, California
    Seller: M S C Inc
    Drive: 4WD
    Location: Monrovia, California
    ROPS: Enclosed
    Location: Morris, Illinois
    Serial Number: GS5090
    Location: Norwalk, Iowa
    Lift Capacity: 40 ton
    Location: Watertown, South Dakota
    Lift Capacity: 100 ton
    Location: Watertown, South Dakota

    1967 AMERICAN 999C

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Lift Capacity: 110 ton
    Location: Houma, Louisiana
    Seller: TP Thompson
    Year: 1969
    Location: Chantilly, Virginia
    Serial Number: GS18311W
    Location: Norwalk, Iowa
    Location: Winters, California
    Seller: Kaplan Equipment Sales
    Serial Number: AC3594
    Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina
    Seller: Bruce Equipment
    Lift Capacity: 50 ton
    Location: Temecula, California
    Seller: Carmody and Associates
    Lift Capacity: 50 ton
    Location: Houma, Louisiana
    Seller: TP Thompson
    Year: 1973
    Location: Ashland, Virginia

    1970 AMERICAN 5299

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Lift Capacity: 50 ton
    Location: Ashland, Virginia
    Hours: 8,974
    Location: Norwalk, Iowa
    ROPS: Enclosed
    Location: Palmyra, Missouri
    Seller: C.B. Equipment
    Serial Number: GS18868
    Location: Waterloo, Nebraska
    Seller: C-Max Inc
    Serial Number: 123456
    Location: Norwalk, Iowa
    Serial Number: 18016
    Location: Byram, Mississippi
    Hours: 4,871
    Location: Norwalk, Iowa
    Lift Capacity: 70 ton
    Location: Houma, Louisiana
    Seller: TP Thompson
    Hours: 5,300
    Location: Palmyra, Missouri
    Seller: C.B. Equipment

    About American Crane Corporation


    American 9310A Lattice Boom Crawler Crane

    American Crane Corporation was already a major worldwide manufacturer of lattice boom crawler cranes before Terex Corporation acquired it in 1998 for roughly $27 million and moved its operations to Wilmington, North Carolina. Founded as the Franklin Manufacturing Company in 1882 by Frank Johnson and Oliver Crosby in St. Paul, Minnesota, the company would change its name to American Manufacturing Co. roughly a year later and then again in 1892 to American Hoist & Derrick. That name would stick until 1985, when American Hoist & Derrick became Amdura. Later that same year, a group of investors purchased the company, changing the name to American Crane Corporation.

    Significant Contributions

    American Crane Corporation was instrumental in the early development and advancement of steam- and electric-powered hoists. American cranes were involved in such notable projects as the construction of the Panama Canal and Mount Rushmore, and the manufacturer made significant contributions to the World War I and World War II war efforts as its cranes aided in wartime logistics operations at shipyards around the country.

    A History Of Innovation

    The company was responsible for such offerings as the Crosby Clip, a clamp that co-founder Crosby invented to fasten wire ropes. In the late 1890s, the company also invented the first mobile crane, the Traveling Derrick. In 1904, the company built the Railroad Ditcher, designed to excavate soil from either side of railroad tracks. The company’s release of the first crawler crane would follow in 1923.

    Find The Right American Crane

    CraneTrader.com has numerous pre-owned lattice boom crawler cranes and truck cranes for sale, including the American 5299, 5530, 9299, 9310, and many others.