Rough terrain cranes are a type of mobile crane that is designed to operate on rough and uneven terrain. They typically are characterized by their ability to operate in confined spaces where maneuverability is important and critical, a single cab where the operator drives, and hydraulic telescopic boom.

Rough terrain cranes are perfect for rugged off-road terrain and tight spaces or small job sites. These compact and sturdy cranes are used on a variety of projects such as construction sites, oil fields, and mining operations. Their common applications include building bridges, laying pipelines, and erecting buildings in remote locations.

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 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 rough terrain cranes are a valuable investment that are based on your individual situation and can even provide some tax benefits.

Our large inventory of  rough terrain cranes for sale are made by top manufacturers such as Tadano, Grove, Link-Belt and Terex.

Rough terrain cranes typically offer a load capacity range of 15 to 165 tons, making these cranes highly versatile and suitable for a wide array of industries and applications.

The cost of a used rough terrain crane can vary depending on several factors, such as the age, make, capacity, model, condition, configuration, attachments as well and usage history. At Maxim we offer a wide range of used rough terrain cranes at competitive prices.

To ensure that you are buying a used rough terrain crane from a reputable crane company, 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.