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    Rough-terrain cranes are the go-to machines for heavy lifting jobs in harsh environments, typically employing four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering for maximum maneuverability.

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    Lift Capacity50 ton
    Location: Cocoa, Florida
    Seller: Beyel Brothers Crane & Rigging
    Hours21,000
    Location: Fullerton, North Dakota
    Hours13,000
    Location: San Francisco, California
    Seller: M S C Inc
    Hours16,400
    Location: Lenexa, Kansas
    Seller: Rock Truck & Trailer
    Hours3,300
    Location: Baytown, Texas

    2026 TADANO GR 550XL-3

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    Lift Capacity55 ton
    Location: Chelmsford, Massachusetts
    Hours4,916
    Location: Swisher, Iowa
    Seller: RTL EQUIPMENT INC
    Drive4WD
    Location: Baytown, Texas
    Drive4WD
    Location: Baytown, Texas
    Hours9,200
    Location: Grimes, Iowa
    Seller: RTL EQUIPMENT INC

    2025 TADANO GR 800XL-4

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    Hours21
    Location: Chesapeake, Virginia
    Seller: Central Atlantic Crane LLC
    Hours9,180
    Location: Lenexa, Kansas
    Seller: Rock Truck & Trailer

    2026 TADANO GR 1300XL-4

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    Hours0
    Location: Chelmsford, Massachusetts
    Hours5,536
    Location: Brandon, Mississippi
    Seller: Barnard Equipment Co.
    Location: Atlanta, Georgia

    2012 TEREX RT555-1

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    Hours4,600
    Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
    Seller: Inquipco
    Hours6,672
    Location: Lenexa, Kansas
    Seller: Rock Truck & Trailer
    Hours7,100
    Location: Lenexa, Kansas
    Seller: Rock Truck & Trailer

    2008 TEREX RT780

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    Hours9,300
    Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
    Seller: Inquipco

    2006 TEREX RT780

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    Hours11,613
    Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
    Seller: Inquipco

    1998 GROVE RT635C

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    Hours18,863
    Location: Anjou, Quebec, Canada
    Seller: Guay

    2002 LINK-BELT RTC-80100 II

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    Hours22,421
    Location: Anjou, Quebec, Canada
    Seller: Guay

    2013 TADANO GR 1000XL-2

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    Hours12,995
    Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    Seller: ACS Crane & Equipment Sales
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    Auction Date:7/9/2026 8:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Stock Number159745
    Location: Lebanon, Pennsylvania
    Seller: Rebel Auction
    Hours5,595
    Location: South Mills, North Carolina
    Hours11,679
    Location: Labelle, Florida

    1989 GROVE RT875CC

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    Hours650
    Location: Manchester, New Hampshire
    Location: Manchester, New Hampshire

    About Rough-Terrain Cranes


    Grove RT770 Rough-Terrain Crane

    Rough-terrain cranes are the beasts of burden needed to get heavy lifting jobs done in hard-to-reach places. This is why most of them come with four-wheel drive as well as four-wheel steering for maximum maneuverability and traction.

    What makes rough-terrain cranes different from all-terrain cranes, for example, is that they aren’t necessarily designed to drive on highways, which means they often require a truck and trailer of some kind to haul them from site to site. However, once you get them off-road and into those harsher environments, they’re ready for action as heavy-duty, highly durable lifting machines.

    Find The Right Rough-Terrain Crane

    You’ll find a big selection of rough-terrain cranes for sale on CraneTrader.com from leading manufacturers such as Broderson, Galion, Grove, Kato, Kobelco, Link-Belt, Tadano, Terex, among many others.

    Terex, as an example, sells RT-series and Quadstar rough-terrain cranes in varying configurations for a variety of jobs. The RT 230 features a maximum rated lift capacity of 27.3 tons (24.8 metric tons), a maximum boom length of 95 feet (29 meters), and a max tip height of 141 ft (43 m). The Terex Quadstar 1100 has a maximum rated capacity of 90 t (81.6 mt), a max boom length of 174 ft (53 m), and a max tip height of 230 ft (70 m).