Like the name implies, all terrain cranes are a type of heavy lifting equipment specifically designed to endure all different types of terrain. On-road and off-road capabilities make them ideal for a variety of job sites. All-terrain cranes are extremely mobile and powerful. They are also known for completing projects quickly because of their versatility.

All terrain cranes are one of the most versatile types of cranes and can be used for a variety of lifting operations at construction sites, loading and unloading heavy cargo and erecting large structures like wind turbines or bridges. All terrain cranes are especially ideal if the ground conditions are sandy, muddy, or rocky.

Buying a used crane can have several benefits. First, it can be much more cost-effective than buying new or renting. Brand new equipment represents a large capital investment, and the initial purchase is just the beginning; maintaining, storing, transporting, and keeping an entire infrastructure to support it can prove costly; a used crane can still offer superior performance at a reduced cost. You can find the right financing for a used all terrain crane so that the costs are spread out over time. Second, a used crane can be available much more quickly than waiting for a rental to become available or a new one to be built and delivered, especially in times of slower supply chains. Finally, used all terrain cranes are a valuable investment that are based on your individual situation and can even provide some tax benefits.

We have one of the largest used crane fleets for sale in the world. Our all terrain cranes for sale are made by top manufacturers such as Tadano, Grove, Liebherr & Demag.

The capacities of used all-terrain cranes can vary widely depending on the specific model and age of the crane. Generally, these cranes have a lifting capacity ranging from 100 to over 1,200 tons.

The cost of a used all-terrain crane can vary widely depending on several factors, such as the age of the crane, condition, and its lifting capacity. Prices for used all-terrain cranes range from around $100,000 for lower capacity and older models with lower lifting capacities to millions of dollars for newer models with higher lifting capacities.

While similar, all terrain cranes and rough terrain cranes are not the same. All terrain cranes are bigger, typically have greater mobility, they also can add attachments increasing their reach. If you are unsure if you need an all terrain crane or rough terrain crane, you can contact us here and one of our used equipment specialists can explain the differences so you can decide which used crane is right for you.

Look at the company’s history, reviews, visit their facilities and get a feel for the company as a whole. Additionally, you can ask for references from previous customers. Finally, always inspect your crane and ask about the service and operating history.