Boom Truck: Page 5

Lifting Equipment
Aerial Platform Control System
Elliott Equipment Co.
Full-hydraulic aerial platform control system for severe-duty applications
Elliott Hydraulic Control Syst 10731677
Boom Truck
Crossover 6000 Boom Truck
Terex Corporation
X-pattern outriggers enable a maximum lifting capacity of 60 tons
Terexcrossover Clean Cmyk 10282039
Boom Truck
Roadmaster 9000
Terex Corporation
Terexroadmaster9000 10628526
Lifting Equipment
BT 28106 Boom Truck
Terex Corporation
Bt28106aufgeraeumt Cmyk 10628521
Lifting Equipment
PK 65002-SH High Performance Crane
Palfinger North America Group
Palfingerpk65002shhighperforma 10475790
Lifting Equipment
Link-Belt HTC-86100 Truck Crane
Link-Belt Cranes
Crane has a carrier frame design that is both stronger and lighter than the HTC-8690 it replaces
Linkbelt Htc86100 7x7 10475687
Lifting Equipment
3140 Heavy-lift Truck Cranes
Link-Belt Cranes
Largest truck cranes in North America deliver a host of features and the latest emissions technology
Linkbelt Htc3140 Cabside 10475674
Lifting Equipment
HiReach Rerating Kit
Elliott Equipment Co.
Boom Truck
ICUEE 2011 Video: Terex Crossovers Take RT Cranes to Truck Chassis
Dave Kuhlman points out differences between a rough-terrain crane mounted on a truck chassis and a beefed up boom truck (2:37 min.)
1660628632 10445528
Lifting Equipment
WT 1000 All Terrain Aerial Platform
Palfinger North America Group
Palfingerwt1000 10362423
Lifting Equipment
Unique Lifts Speed Turbine Blade Replacement
Aerial work platforms permit faster blade inspection and refurbishment with reduced costs on Texas wind farm.
TGM owns four Bronto Skylift Model S-90 HLA truck-mounted aerial work platforms. It has had them working on wind towers since it took delivery of the first two machines last year and two additional units earlier this year.
Crane
34127R Track-mounted Boom Truck
Elliott Equipment Co.
With max tip height of 137 ft. and 34-ton capacity, the 34127R is the largest boom track mounted by Elliott
The 275-hp PowerTraxx carrier maneuvers the 36-ton boom (137-ft. tip height) into all-but-inaccessible areas on 40-in.-wide tracks.
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