Rough Terrain Cranes
Discover the perfect rough terrain crane for sale by browsing through our currently listed cranes. We can help you find the perfect crane for your project.
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A rough terrain crane is a mobile crane built to lift on rough, uneven and unprepared ground, riding on a rugged chassis with large rubber tyres and multiple steering modes so it can drive straight onto off-road sites and reposition with ease. Used models span smaller 20t machines up to larger cranes that lift 145t or more. Completing jobs off-road can be particularly challenging: with uneven ground that hasn’t been prepared, getting equipment on site and operating it efficiently is often tough, and rough terrain cranes make it easier to work on all kinds of terrain. If you are searching for rough terrain cranes for sale, you have come to the right place.
What is a rough terrain crane?
Rough terrain cranes feature different steering modes that make positioning easier. They offer excellent ground clearance and durability, with capacity ranging from smaller 20t cranes up to larger cranes that can lift 145t or more.
Built for on-site work rather than highway travel, they pair strong lifting capacity with the traction and ground clearance to operate over dirt, mud and gravel where a road-going crane would struggle to get set up.
Benefits of choosing a rough terrain crane
These cranes handle off-road projects with multiple steering modes that make them easy to control and reposition. All Cranes provides a wide choice of rough terrain cranes from respected brands.
Used rough terrain cranes for sale
We specialise in used rough terrain cranes so you can match the machine to your budget and lift schedule. Every unit is presented with detailed specifications, service history where available, and clear photographs so you know exactly what you are buying.
All Cranes is brand independent, so if you cannot see the model or capacity you need in current stock, tell us your specs and we will source it through our network or let you know when a suitable unit arrives.
How much can a rough terrain crane lift?
Rough terrain cranes span a wide range of capacities, from smaller 20t machines up to larger units that lift 145t or more. The right capacity depends on your load weights, lift radius and how rough the site access is, and our team can talk through the options so you buy the capacity you actually need.
Where do rough terrain cranes work best?
Rough terrain cranes are built for off-road and uneven sites where the ground has not been prepared, so they work best on construction, mining, civil and industrial jobs away from sealed roads. Their multiple steering modes, large tyres and strong ground clearance let them reach and reposition on terrain a road-going crane cannot.
Brands we regularly stock
- Tadano
- Kato
- Grove
- Link-Belt
- Sany
- Sennebogen
- XCMG
- Liebherr
FAQs
Common questions about rough terrain cranes
A rough terrain crane is a mobile crane built to lift on rough, uneven and unprepared ground. It rides on a rugged chassis with large rubber tyres and multiple steering modes, so it can drive onto off-road sites and reposition easily. Used models span smaller 20t machines up to larger cranes that lift 145t or more.
Rough terrain cranes come in a wide range of capacities, from smaller 20t machines up to larger units that lift 145t or more. The right capacity depends on your load weights, lift radius and site access.
Rough terrain cranes suit off-road and uneven sites where the ground has not been prepared, such as construction, mining, civil and industrial jobs away from sealed roads. Their steering modes, large tyres and ground clearance let them work terrain a road-going crane cannot.
Yes. We specialise in used rough terrain cranes, each presented with detailed specifications, service history where available, and clear photographs. All Cranes is brand independent, so if you cannot see what you need, tell us your specs and we will source it.
We regularly stock rough terrain cranes from respected brands including Tadano, Kato, Grove, Link-Belt and Liebherr, among others.
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