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    Sumitomo LS118 Radiator # 890407

    • Manufacturer: Sumitomo
    • Model: LS118
    • Capacity: 50,000 kg
    • Boom length: 51.85 m

    Sumitomo, LS118 Crawler Crane w/ Hino Engine, Radiator, ( IR-LS118) *ICEBOX Replacement part for OEM*&

    $1,842 USD
    Sweet Home, OR
  • 1977 Link-Belt LS-318

    1977 Link-Belt LS-318

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt
    • Model: LS-318
    • Horsepower: 131 hp
    • Hours: 7,509 h

    1977 Link-Belt LS-318 80 ton Lattice-Boom Crawler Crane The last reported number of hours was 7509. Hours and condition are captured at the time of listing and are subject to change. Please contact a representati...

    $52,500 USD

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    Est. $988/mo

    Oregon, USA
  • 2007 Link-Belt RTC-8050

    2007 Link-Belt RTC-8050

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt
    • Model: RTC-8050
    • Hours: 12,377 h
    • Capacity: 50,000 kg

    2007 Link-Belt RTC-8050 50 ton 4x4 Rough Terrain Crane The last reported number of hours was 12377. Hours and condition are captured at the time of listing and are subject to change. Please contact a representati...

    $93,750 USD

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    Est. $1,764/mo

    Oregon, USA

Overview

Cranes are essential lifting machines used in construction, manufacturing, and various other industries for lifting and moving heavy loads. They come in various types, including tower cranes, mobile cranes, and overhead cranes, each designed for specific tasks and environments. Cranes are critical for projects requiring precision and heavy lifting capabilities.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used crane?

Consider the crane's age, load capacity, overall condition, and any maintenance records. Ensure it meets the specific requirements of your projects.

How do I ensure the crane is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized heavy machinery transport service. Make sure the crane is properly disassembled (if necessary), secured, and protected during transit.

What is the recommended maintenance schedule for a crane?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting the lifting mechanisms, checking hydraulic systems, and ensuring all safety devices are operational. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.