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Rough Terrain Crane

A rough terrain crane is a mobile crane on a single-engine, four-wheeled carrier with large flotation tires, built to lift on uneven or unprepared ground. It travels around the jobsite under its own power but is not road-legal, moving between sites by trailer. The catalog lists 222 models from brands including Grove, Tadano, Link-Belt, XCMG and Sany.

220
Modelos
5 to 1,000 tons
Lifting capacity
19
Marcas
Rough Terrain Crane

Cat classes

Elija una clase de tamaño — la capacidad y el alcance varían en la gama.

Cómo funciona

One engine drives both travel and crane functions. Four-wheel drive and crab or four-wheel steering move the crane across mud, gravel and slopes to the pick location, where outriggers extend and level the machine before the telescopic boom lifts. Many models also carry a reduced pick-and-carry chart for moving loads short distances on tires. The operator works from a single cab that both drives and lifts, following the load chart for the configured boom length, counterweight and outrigger spread, with the rated-capacity limiter monitoring every pick.

Tipos y variantes

Compact rough terrain cranes
Under 35 ton capacity for tight sites, HVAC sets, precast and steel on small commercial work.
Mid-range rough terrain cranes
35–60 ton class for most commercial steel and mechanical picks.
High-capacity rough terrain cranes
60–100 ton and 100+ ton models for tilt-up panels, tanks, heavy mechanical and industrial plant work off pavement.
Jib-equipped configurations
Swing-away or fixed jibs that extend reach for rooftop and long-radius picks.

Especificaciones clave

EspecificaciónRango típicoQué significa
Lifting capacity5 to 1,000 tonsMaximum rated pick at minimum radius; the primary sizing figure.
Max reach5.2 to 68.0 feetMaximum horizontal radius from the center of rotation.
Outrigger spreadVaries by modelThe footprint required to achieve full-chart capacity on site.
Pick-and-carry ratingVaries by modelThe reduced chart for traveling with a suspended load on tires.

Cómo la industria lo dimensiona

Rough terrain cranes are sized by maximum rated capacity in tons. The catalog groups machines into up to 35 ton, 35–60 ton, 60–100 ton and 100+ ton classes. Selection works backwards from the heaviest lift and its radius on the load chart, then confirms boom length for the required hook height and checks site access and ground bearing for the outrigger footprint.

Aplicaciones

  • Structural steel and precast placement on low and mid-rise builds
  • Tilt-up wall panel installation
  • Plant, refinery and utility maintenance lifts
  • Bridge girder and beam placement
  • Rooftop HVAC and mechanical unit setting on unpaved sites

Seguridad y operación

  • OSHA 1926.1400 (Subpart CC) applies: inspected rigging, qualified riggers and a signal person whenever the operator's view of the load path is obstructed.
  • Minimum power-line clearances per OSHA 1926.1407-1411 are maintained, with a dedicated spotter near energized lines.
  • Outriggers are fully extended on mats sized for the ground; partially set outriggers require the matching reduced chart.
  • Ground conditions are assessed after weather changes — the crane's off-road mobility does not remove the need for stable bearing under the outriggers.

Normas y certificaciones

OSHA · 29 CFR 1926.1427
Operator certification requirement for construction crane work.
ASME · B30.5
Mobile crane safety standard covering rough terrain cranes.
OSHA · 29 CFR 1926.1400 (Subpart CC)
Construction crane rules — assembly, signals, inspections, clearances.

Preguntas frecuentes

Can a rough terrain crane drive on public roads?
No. It is a site-only machine; between jobs it moves on a lowboy or multi-axle trailer.
When is a rough terrain crane chosen over a truck or all-terrain crane?
When the ground is soft, uneven or unprepared and the crane must maneuver around the site between picks. Where highway travel between frequent short jobs matters more, a truck-mounted or all-terrain crane fits better.
What does the size class number mean?
The maximum rated capacity in tons at minimum radius. Real-world capacity at working radius is always read from the load chart, which falls quickly as radius grows.

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Normalizado a las mismas unidades. Un guion significa que el valor no fue publicado.

ModeloCapacidad de elevaciónAlcance máx
Broderson RT-400 39,683 lb (18 t)68 ft (20.7 m)
Grove GMK7550 1,100,107 lb (499 t)53 ft (16.2 m)
Grove GRT655 110,231 lb (50 t)34.9 ft (10.6 m)
Grove GRT655L 110,231 lb (50 t)35.3 ft (10.8 m)
Grove GRT765 130,073 lb (59 t)39.2 ft (11.9 m)
Grove GRT780 160,937 lb (73 t)39.2 ft (11.9 m)

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Grove GMK5275
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
551,156 lb (250 t)
XCMG XCA250G7-1E
XCMG XCA250G7-1E
XCMG · All Terrain Crane
551,156 lb (250 t)
XCMG XCA250L8_Y
XCMG XCA250L8_Y
XCMG · All Terrain Crane
551,156 lb (250 t)
XCMG XCA250_BRII
XCMG XCA250_BRII
XCMG · All Terrain Crane
551,156 lb (250 t)
XCMG XCA250_K
XCMG XCA250_K
XCMG · All Terrain Crane
551,156 lb (250 t)
Tadano AC 5.250-2
Tadano · all terrain cranes
599,657 lb (272 t)
44 ft (13.4 m)
Tadano AC 5.250L-2
Tadano · all terrain cranes
599,657 lb (272 t)
44.4 ft (13.5 m)
Grove GMK5250L-1
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
599,657 lb (272 t)
Grove GMK5250XL-1
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
599,657 lb (272 t)
Link-Belt 300AT
Link-Belt · All Terrain Crane
599,657 lb (272 t)
Grove GMK5250L
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
599,657 lb (272 t)
Xcmg Cranes XCA300G8
Xcmg Cranes XCA300G8
Xcmg Cranes · All-Terrain Crane
661,387 lb (300 t)
Tadano AC 6.300-1
Tadano · all terrain cranes
701,070 lb (318 t)
47.5 ft (14.5 m)
Grove GMK6300L-1
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
701,070 lb (318 t)
Grove GMK6300
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
701,070 lb (318 t)
Grove GMK6300L
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
701,070 lb (318 t)
Grove GMK6350
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
701,070 lb (318 t)
XCMG XCA350L8
XCMG XCA350L8
XCMG · All Terrain Crane
771,618 lb (350 t)
Xcmg Cranes XCA400K8
Xcmg Cranes XCA400K8
Xcmg Cranes · All-Terrain Crane
881,849 lb (400 t)
Grove GMK6400
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
899,486 lb (408 t)
Grove GMK6400-1
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
899,486 lb (408 t)
Tadano AC 7.450-1
Tadano · all terrain cranes
1,000,899 lb (454 t)
48.6 ft (14.8 m)
Grove GMK6450-1
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
1,000,899 lb (454 t)
XCMG XCA450_K
XCMG XCA450_K
XCMG · All Terrain Crane
992,080 lb (450 t)
Grove GMK7550
Grove · All-Terrain Crane
1,100,107 lb (499 t)
53 ft (16.2 m)
XCMG XCA500_Y_1
XCMG XCA500_Y_1
XCMG · All Terrain Crane
1,102,311 lb (500 t)
Crosby Straightpoint Loadpin
Crosby Straightpoint Loadpin
Crosby · Load Monitoring
1,102,311 lb (500 t)
Xcmg Cranes XCA500L8_1
Xcmg Cranes XCA500L8_1
Xcmg Cranes · All-Terrain Crane
1,102,311 lb (500 t)
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