Terex TRT 80US Rough-terrain Crane

The new Terex TRT 80US features a 138-foot main boom, the new TEOS Terex Operating System, four steering modes, and ergonomic and customizable-proportional joysticks.

Terex Corporation
Terex TRT 80US Rough Terrain Crane
Terex TRT 80US Rough Terrain Crane
Terex Corporation
Terex designed the new TRT 80US, an 88 ton rough terrain crane. The model features the TEOS Terex Operating System with an improved interface — increasing flow and efficiency.

The model also features:
  • Five section boom with three telescoping modes
  • Two-section jib — reaching up to 195 feet
  • Four steering modes
  • Extra wide and tiltable cabin
  • Ergonomic and customizable electro-proportional joysticks
  • Maximum lifting capacity: 80 tons
  • Maximum main boom: 148 feet
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