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    About Crawler Cranes

    Crawler cranes’ tracks give them a wide, sturdy stance that can provide stability for most heavy lifting tasks without outriggers. Crawler models are typically equipped with either telescopic or lattice booms.

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    Stock NumberRKE-3861
    Location: Waterloo, Illinois
    Seller: Carmody and Associates
    Lift Capacity230 ton
    Location: Houston, Texas
    Serial Number4723
    Location: Vandalia, Ohio
    Seller: Ernst Enterprises, Inc.
    Serial Number4723
    Location: London, Ohio
    Lift Capacity240 ton
    Location: Nashville, Tennessee
    Seller: Carmody and Associates
    Hours13,036
    Location: Bedford, Ohio
    Hours8,398
    Location: Waterloo, Illinois
    Seller: Carmody and Associates
    Hours12,751
    Location: Central Square, New York
    Lift Capacity100 ton
    Location: Pooler, Georgia
    Seller: Dozier Crane
    Hours14,033
    Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina
    Seller: Bruce Equipment
    Hours14,033
    Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina
    Hours9,856
    Location: Longwood, Florida
    Hours14,033
    Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina
    Seller: Bruce Equipment

    2008 MANITOWOC 12000

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Year2008
    Location: San Francisco, California
    Seller: M S C Inc
    Hours16,996
    Location: Yadkinville, North Carolina
    Seller: Crane & Rigging Corp.

    2008 MANITOWOC 16000

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Hours15,246
    Location: Sweetwater, Texas
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.

    2006 MANITOWOC 16000

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Lift Capacity450 ton
    Location: San Francisco, California
    Seller: M S C Inc

    2009 MANITOWOC 18000

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Hours14,000
    Location: Waterloo, Illinois
    Seller: Carmody and Associates

    2009 MANITOWOC 18000

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Hours14,000
    Location: N/A, Texas
    Seller: QUALITY CRANES

    2007 MANITOWOC 18000

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Hours6,419
    Location: Toledo, Ohio
    Seller: ALL Crane

    2007 MANITOWOC 18000

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Lift Capacity660 ton
    Location: Crestwood, Illinois
    Seller: ALL Crane

    2002 MANITOWOC 21000

    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes

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    Lift Capacity1,000 ton
    Location: Pasadena, Texas
    Seller: Erwin Crane
    Hours7,241
    Location: Waterloo, Illinois
    Seller: Carmody and Associates
    ROPSEnclosed
    Location: Cocoa, Florida
    Seller: Beyel Brothers Crane & Rigging
    Hours12,000
    Location: Chelmsford, Massachusetts
    Hours0
    Location: Shady Grove, Pennsylvania
    Seller: SHAWMUT EQUIPMENT
    Hours1
    Location: Aiken, South Carolina
    Seller: MGX Equipment Services
    Hours1,000
    Location: Bedford, Ohio

    About Crawler Cranes

    Crawler cranes are mobile construction vehicles propelled by a pair of tracks, or crawlers, rather than wheels. Therefore they must be disassembled and towed among jobsites, as opposed to wheeled all-terrain or rough-terrain cranes that can be driven on public roads.

    Crawlers tend to be more capable on rugged and uneven terrain than their wheeled counterparts, and their tracks spread out their weight for less ground pressure than a crane on tires. Crawlers also tend to be more stable when stationary because they have a broader stance that isn’t limited to the width of a highway lane. In fact, many crawler cranes don’t require the use of outriggers for additional stability.


    Manitowoc MLC300 Lattice Boom Crawler Crane

    Crawler cranes see use in assembling wind turbines, prefabricated concrete buildings, and other structures with very large and/or heavy components. They’re also used to place items requiring long reach, such as bridge sections. Crawler cranes can also perform pick-and-carry duties, hoisting building materials and transporting them around a construction site.

    Types Of Crawlers

    Crawler cranes typically fall into one of two subcategories: telescopic boom crawler cranes with a hydraulic telescoping boom, and lattice boom crawler cranes with a fixed-length boom and often a folding jib.

    Telescopic models may have a lift capacity of 30 to 100 tons (27.2 to 90.7 metric tons) or more. Their maximum hoist height can exceed 200 feet (61 meters) using jib extensions.

    Lattice boom cranes can scale even higher with lift capacities of more than 3,000 t (2,722 mt) and maximum hook heights exceeding 750 ft (228 m) among the largest models. That being said, lattice boom cranes must stop operations in order to change their boom length by having extensions added or removed, unlike telescoping booms which have the ability to rapidly extend or retract their boom during operation.

    You can read more detailed information on lattice boom and telescopic boom crawler cranes on their respective category pages.

    Find The Right Crawler Crane

    You’ll find new and used crawler cranes on CraneTrader.com from current and former manufacturers including American, Demag, Kobelco, Liebherr, Link-Belt, Manitowoc, Tadano Mantis, and Terex. As previously noted, the category is split into Lattice Boom and Telescopic Boom Crawler Cranes subcategories to help you narrow your search.

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