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Used Mobile Cranes in Croatia

  • 2008 TEREX RC30

    2008 TEREX RC30

    • Manufacturer: Terex
    • Model: RC30
    • Horsepower: 139 hp
    • Hours: 86 h

    Demo machine! 4WD, 6 speed forward/backward, max speed 30km/h, stabilizers 5600x5830 mm, boom length 24.1m, maximum payload 32t at 3m, webasto, Michelin x-crane tires.

    Zagreb, Croatia
  • 1979 LIEBHERR LT1055

    1979 LIEBHERR LT1055

    • Manufacturer: Liebherr
    • Model: LT 1055
    • Horsepower: 315 hp
    • Capacity: 55,000 kg

    Additional weight 10t, vehicle length 13.5m, 5 axles (2 drives), motor drive 9405 r / h, engine crankshaft 17152 r / h

    Karlovac, Croatia
  • 1979 AUSTIN WESTERN

    1979 AUSTIN WESTERN

    • Manufacturer: Austin western

    Load capacity: 12000 kg

    Karlovac, Croatia
  • 1998 DEMAG AC 180

    1998 DEMAG AC 180

    • Manufacturer: Demag
    • Model: AC 180
    • Horsepower: 543 hp
    • Capacity: 180,000 kg

    Maximum capacity 180t, maximum height 60m (standard boom). Drive engine Daimler Benz 405kW, superstructure engine Daimler Benz 125k. ZF transmission. 5 axles, 3 drive axles.

    Zagreb, Croatia
  • 1998 DEMAG AC 180

    1998 DEMAG AC 180

    • Manufacturer: Demag
    • Model: AC 180
    • Horsepower: 543 hp
    • Capacity: 180,000 kg

    Maximum capacity 180t, maximum height 60m (standard boom) + 15m fly jib. Drive engine Daimler Benz 405kW, superstructure engine Daimler Benz 125k. ZF transmission. 5 axles, 3 drive axles.

    Zagreb, Croatia
  • 1979 LOKOMO A-391-2NS

    1979 LOKOMO A-391-2NS

    • Manufacturer: Lokomo
    • Machine weight: 55,000 kg

    Stabilizers, 4 axles, max capacity 90t, max height: 60m. Working engine: Volvo TD90 Auxiliary engine VOLVO TD70

    Kistanje, Croatia

Overview

Mobile cranes are versatile lifting machines used in construction, transportation, and heavy industrial sectors. They are mounted on wheeled vehicles, which provides the flexibility to move around job sites easily. With various configurations and capacities, mobile cranes can handle a wide range of lifting tasks, making them essential for projects requiring heavy lifting and high reach.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used mobile crane?

Consider the crane's age, load capacity, boom length, and overall condition. Check maintenance records and ensure there are no structural issues or hydraulic leaks.

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

Use a specialized heavy machinery transport service. Ensure the crane is properly secured, and any detachable parts are safely packed to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a mobile crane?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting hydraulic systems, checking for wear and tear on cables and pulleys, and ensuring that all safety mechanisms are functioning. Follow the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals.