Used KOBELCO Rough Terrain Crane for Sale

KOBELCO Rough Terrain Cranes are versatile mobile hydraulic lifting machines, ideal for construction sites, industrial facilities, bridge projects, infrastructure development, machinery installation, and material handling. Featuring rubber tires, telescopic booms, and hydraulic outriggers, these cranes are well-suited for lifting on uneven terrains, unpaved construction areas, and confined workspaces.

Models such as the RK250 and RK450 series are popular choices among contractors, crane rental companies, plant maintenance teams, logistics providers, and heavy equipment installation specialists. When selecting a crane, it’s important to consider factors like lifting capacity, working radius, boom length, jib configurations, site conditions, access restrictions, transportation limits, and safety requirements.

A used KOBELCO off-road tire crane can provide an efficient and cost-effective lifting solution for projects that require mobility between different working positions. Depending on the model and crane configuration, available equipment may include a multi-section telescopic boom, swing-away jib, hydraulic outriggers, enclosed operator cab, air conditioning, load moment indicator, anti-two-block device, and other lifting safety systems.

Product Parameters

Used KOBELCO Rough Terrain Crane Parameter Table

Typical Applications

• Building construction and structural steel installation

• Bridge construction and infrastructure projects

• Industrial plant installation and maintenance

• Heavy machinery loading, unloading, and relocation

• Warehouse, logistics-yard, and port lifting operations

• Utility, energy, oil, and gas project support

• Precast concrete and modular construction lifting

• Mining, quarry, and equipment-maintenance projects

• Crane rental fleet and short-term lifting operations

• Off-road construction-site lifting and material handling

Used Crane Inspection

Before buying or listing a used KOBELCO rough terrain crane, confirm the crane model, serial number, manufacturing year, operating hours, engine condition, transmission performance, boom sections, jib sections, wire ropes, hook block, hydraulic cylinders, outriggers, tires, swing system, safety devices, maintenance records, and current inspection status.

Always review the official load chart for the exact crane model and installed configuration. Rated lifting capacity varies with boom length, jib arrangement, working radius, outrigger spread, counterweight, reeving, ground condition, and crane setup. This product description and reference table must not be used as a lift plan or as a replacement for the manufacturer-approved load chart.