Added Jan 25, 2016
The 2008 Link-Belt RTC 80100 is a robust crane used in the Hoisting Machinery industry for heavy lifting applications. With a Ball Tonnage of 12 and a Capacity of 100 tons, this crane boasts a Boom Length of 150 feet and a Jib Length of 55 feet, making it ideal for construction and industrial projects. Powered by a Detroit engine producing 330 horsepower, this crane features two drums, both in very good condition, and four outriggers for stability. With only 2357 hours, this crane is equipped with good Glass Condition and 85% tire treads on all sides. Previously sold in New Jersey, USA.
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Industry | HoistingMachinery |
Titled Vehicle | No |
Template | Cranes |
Year | 2008 |
Make | Link-Belt |
Model | RTC 80100 |
Ball | true |
Ball Tonnage | 12 |
Boom Length (Feet) | 150 |
Capacity (Tons) | 100 |
Drums - number | 2 |
Engine Horsepower | 330 |
Engine Make | Detroit |
Engine Condition | Good |
Glass Condition | Good |
Hours | 2357 |
Jib Length | 55 |
L/R Tires | 85 |
L/F Tires | 85 |
Outrigger Count | 4 |
R/R Tires | 85 |
R/F Tires | 85 |
Drum 1 Condition | Very Good |
Drum 2 Condition | Very Good |
Cranes equipment is essential in industries that rely on lifting machines designed for construction, industrial, and marine applications, including tower and mobile cranes. These machines play a critical role in moving heavy materials safely and efficiently across worksites of all sizes. Modern cranes vary in their lifting capacities, reach, and mobility, allowing them to serve niche purposes or broad, multipurpose roles. From port operations to high-rise construction, the importance of precision and safety cannot be overstated. The versatility of cranes has made them indispensable to both infrastructure development and specialized engineering projects.
These machines are often used by operators who need reliability more than flash. Consistent uptime, low maintenance demands, and dependable controls are valued over bells and whistles in demanding environments. A well-matched crane can reduce project time, improve worker safety, and accommodate evolving site constraints. Startups may be looking for flexibility and affordability, while seasoned crews might prioritize legacy brand compatibility or part availability. Regardless of experience level, thoughtful equipment selection has a long-term impact on jobsite performance and bottom-line results.
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