Construction » Cranes » Rough Terrain Cranes » Virginia

Search By Manufacturer

Building Filters

4

Used Rough Terrain Cranes in Virginia, USA

  • Trusted Seller
    1980 Grove RT522 Rough Terrain

    1980 Grove RT522 Rough Terrain Crane

    • Manufacturer: Grove
    • Model: RT522
    • Capacity: 22,000 kg
    • Boom length: 18.29 m

    1980 Grove RT522 Rough Terrain Crane Detroit 453 Diesel Engine 4WD 4 Way Steer Rated at 22 Ton Capacity 20.5X25 Tires 70 Foot Hydraulic Boom 23 Foot Jib Hook Block With Safety Latch Headache Ball With Safety Latc...

    $28,500 USD

    Get financing

    Est. $536/mo

    Williamsburg, VA
  • Trusted Seller
    1981 Grove RT755 Rough Terrain

    1981 Grove RT755 Rough Terrain Crane

    • Manufacturer: Grove
    • Model: RT755
    • Capacity: 49,895.12 kg
    • Maximum lift height: 35.36 m

    1981 Grove RT755 Hydraulic Rough Terrain Crane Caterpillar 3208 Diesel Engine Single Winch Rated at 55 Ton Capacity Four Section 116 Foot Hydraulic Boom Hook Block Anti-Two Block Safety Device 26.5 x 25 Tires Sto...

    $48,500 USD

    Get financing

    Est. $913/mo

    Williamsburg, VA
  • Trusted Seller
    2007 GROVE RT535E

    2007 GROVE RT535E

    • Manufacturer: Grove
    • Model: RT535E
    • Hours: 9,800 h
    • Capacity: 35,000 kg

    2007 Grove RT635E rough terrain crane, 4x4, all wheel steer, Cummins, powershift trans, 102 main height, 25-45’ swing away telescopic jib, headache hook, multi line hook block, outrigger pads, 9800hrs, current in...

    $58,500 USD

    Get financing

    Est. $1,101/mo

    Orange, VA
  • Trusted Seller
    1988 LINK-BELT HSP-8050

    1988 LINK-BELT HSP-8050

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt
    • Model: HSP-8050
    • Capacity: 45,359.2 kg

    1988 Link-Belt 50 ton rough terrain crane, 8.3 cummins, 2 section power boom with 3rd manual section, fold away jib, dual winches, rooster sheave, runs and operates good, recently reconditioned brakes.

    $32,000 USD

    Get financing

    Est. $602/mo

    Orange, VA

Overview

Rough terrain cranes are designed for off-road and rugged site operations. These cranes are mounted on a four-wheel chassis with large, durable tires suited for navigating uneven surfaces. They are typically used in construction, oil and gas, and infrastructure projects where mobility and stability on challenging terrains are crucial.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used rough terrain crane?

Consider the crane's lifting capacity, age, hours of operation, overall condition, and maintenance history. Inspect for any signs of wear and tear or previous repairs.

How can I ensure the safe shipping of a rough terrain crane?

Hire a specialized heavy equipment transport company. Ensure the crane is properly disassembled if necessary and securely fastened to prevent movement during transit.

What is the maintenance routine for a rough terrain crane?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic systems, inspecting tires, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for detailed intervals and procedures.