OUR ROUGH TERRAIN CRANES
We currently have 8 options in our fleet of rough terrain cranes.
- 2 Linkbelt RTC-8050: this crane has a 50 ton load capacity, telescoping boom, and max tip height of 118′ 5″ with boom extension
Grove RT-765-E2: this crane boasts a lifting capacity of 65 tons and a full-power, four-section boom with a max tip height of up to 214′ with extensions
Linkbelt RTC-8080: this crane features a maximum load of 80 tons as well as a four-section boom with a maximum tip height of 230.9 ft. with extensions
Linkbelt RTC-80100-II: this crane has a 100 ton lifting capacity and a four section boom that has a max tip height of 243 ft. with extensions
Linkbelt 100T|RT: Our newest rough terrain crane offers a 100 ton lifting capacity and four fly options featuring four offset positions of 0°, 15°, 30°, and 45°
2 Linkbelt RTC-80110: Our largest rough terrain crane, this truck crane boasts a 110 ton load capacity and a 250 ft. maximum tip height with extensions
| MAKE | MODEL | CAPACITY | MAX TIP HEIGHT | LOAD CHART |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Linkbelt |
RTC-8050 |
50 tons |
118′ 5″ |
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|
Linkbelt |
RTC-8050 |
50 tons |
118′ 5″ |
|
|
Grove |
RT-765-E2 |
65 tons |
214′ |
|
|
Linkbelt |
RTC-8080 |
80 tons |
230′ 9″ |
|
|
Linkbelt |
RTC-80100-II |
100 tons |
243′ |
|
|
Linkbelt |
100T | RT |
100 tons |
250′ |
|
|
Linkbelt |
RTC-80110-II |
110 tons |
250′ |
|
|
Linkbelt |
RTC-80110-II |
110 tons |
250′ |
At Superior Rigging and Erecting Co., we are so much more than just a crane rental service. We have been delivering unparalleled results across the Southeast for over 70 years, but our experience isn’t the only thing that sets us apart from the competition.
- Specialized Rigging: Over the years, SRE has become known as the rigging company with the gentle touch. What this means is that there is no load or project too challenging for us to handle. Whether it be a unique piece of machinery without a generic hookup or a priceless statue, our team has the knowledge and expertise to get the job done efficiently and safely.
- Safety: Safety is at the forefront of everything we do. In fact, if we feel a job cannot be completed safely, it won’t be done at all. We are committed to ensuring that our operations do not endanger our employees, clients, or environment in any way. All our crane operators are properly licensed and trained to minimize the risk of incidents at the work site.
- Lift Planning: Perhaps the most important aspect of a job is the planning. In fact, the majority of a project happens before we ever set foot on site. Our team takes the time to carefully plan out every job, never skipping a single detail. As the saying goes, “Measure twice. Cut once.”
What is a Rough Terrain Crane?
As the name implies, a rough-terrain crane is a type of mobile crane meant to handle various difficult terrains that you might encounter on a construction site. These cranes feature a lifted deck and wide, oversized tires to help navigate over rubble, mud, and any other hard-to-traverse surfaces. They are also useful indoors thanks to their compact size and maneuverability.
Common Features and Accessories
There are a variety of features and accessories available for different models including:
- Light packages like work lights or a strobe light
- Boom extension
- Four wheel steer
- Four wheel drive
- All-weather operator cab
- Noise reduction package
These are just a few of the features and add-ons you can get with a rough-terrain crane. There is certainly an accessory for almost every application imaginable.
Why Rent a Rough Terrain Crane?
A job site can be pretty unpredictable. You never know when bad weather conditions may come through and completely change the work area. Having a rough terrain crane on site can be vital in ensuring the construction project gets completed on time.
Specific tasks one might use a rough terrain crane for on the job include:
- Moving heavy equipment or machinery around a project site with difficult terrain
- Lifting or moving loads indoors in narrow or confined spaces
Rough Terrain Crane Considerations
These construction vehicles can provide a wide variety of benefits on a construction site. Here are the main things to remember.
For those job sites with difficult to traverse terrain or unpredictable weather, a rough terrain crane is an absolute necessity. It’s worth noting that these cranes cannot be driven on freeways.
There are a wide variety of rough terrain cranes available for different applications. In our fleet alone, we have maximum lifting capacities ranging from 25 to 110 tons with max tip heights from 95 feet to 250 feet.
These cranes are useful both indoors and outdoors. The cranes on the smaller end of the spectrum can operate in tight spaces while the larger options are useful for big projects. Keep in mind that these cranes require outriggers when considering space needed for the lift.
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