Rough-Terrain Cranes for Sale & Rent
Rough-terrain cranes are four-wheel-drive, four-wheel-steer mobile cranes on large off-road tyres, designed to work on unprepared and confined sites. A single cab controls both driving and lifting. They are not road-legal for long journeys and are usually floated to site on a trailer, then manoeuvre easily around tight job sites.
Typical capacities run from about 8 to 160 tonnes. Tadano (GR series), Grove (RT series), Link-Belt and Kobelco are leading names. They are a staple of oil-and-gas, industrial plant and infrastructure sites where compact off-road access is essential.
What is a rough-terrain crane?
Capacity range
- Up to 50 t: 7
- 50–100 t: 21
- 100–250 t: 6
Top brands
Rough-Terrain Cranes on Kranly (34)
- 2026 Locatelli GRIL 40.35 — 35t for sale
- 2026 Locatelli GRIL 110.100 — 100t for sale
- 2026 Locatelli GRIL 57.50 — 50t for sale
- 2026 Locatelli GRIL 52.47 — 45t for sale
- Link-Belt 85 RT — 80t for sale
- Link-Belt RTC-80160 Series II — 145t for sale
- Link-Belt 65 RT — 60t for sale
- Link-Belt 75 RT — 70t for sale
- Link-Belt 90 RT — 81t for sale
- Link-Belt 120 RT — 110t for sale
- Link-Belt RTC-80130 Series II — 120t for sale
- Link-Belt 100 RT — 90t for sale
- Raimondi TRT 100 — 100t for sale
- Raimondi TRT 90 — 90t for sale
- Raimondi TRT 70 — 70t for sale
- Raimondi TRT 50 — 50t for sale
- Raimondi TRT 60 — 60t for sale
- Raimondi RT 1080 — 80t for sale
- Raimondi TRT 80L — 80t for sale
- Raimondi RT 1045 — 45t for sale
- Raimondi TRT 35 — 35t for sale
- Raimondi RT 1070 — 70t for sale
- Grove GRT765 — 65t for sale
- Grove GRT8120 — 120t for sale
- Grove GRT9165 — 150t for sale
- Grove GRT780 — 80t for sale
- Grove GRT655 — 51t for sale
- Grove GRT8100-1 — 100t for sale
- Grove GRT540 — 40t for sale
- Grove GRT655L — 51t for sale
- 2015 Tadano GR-600EX — 60t for sale
- Liebherr LRT 1100-2.1 — 100t for sale
- Liebherr LRT 1130-2.1 — 130t for sale
- Liebherr LRT 1090-2.1 — 90t for sale
Frequently asked questions
What is a rough-terrain crane for?
Lifting on confined, unprepared or off-road sites — refineries, industrial plants, bridge and infrastructure work — where a compact four-wheel-drive crane can move around obstacles a road crane cannot reach.
Are rough-terrain cranes road-legal?
Generally no for long-distance road travel; they are transported to site on a low-loader. On site they move freely on their off-road tyres.
Rough-terrain vs all-terrain?
Rough-terrains are cheaper and more compact for off-road site work but cannot travel far on the road; all-terrains cost more but drive to site at highway speed. Choose based on how the crane gets to and moves around the job.
What should I check on a used rough-terrain crane?
Tyres, drivetrain and steering, boom and outrigger condition, hydraulics, hours and safety-system function, plus inspection history.
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