RT800E

Grove - A Manitowoc Brand

Rt800e 10078618

The 80- to 90-ton RT800E utilizes the same cab and control setup used on other "E" series rough-terrain cranes.

38- to 142-ft. five-section, sequenced synchronized, full-power MEGAFORM boom with maximum tip height of 150 ft. with standard boom
Standard 31- to 56-ft. offsettable lattice swingaway extension provides up to a 205-ft. maximum tip height
Hydraulically installed and removed counterweight
Cab tilts +20 degree for an easier view of the load

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