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Rough terrain cranes are among the 1,300 lots in the Ritchie Bros auction being held in Polotitlán, Mexico, on 18 and 19 June 2015
German lifting service provider Cocon Wohnbau, based in Königswusterhausen, chose a Sennebogen 613 telescopic boom crane to help build a block of apartments in Berlin
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-based Lauer Engineering used a Grove RT765E-2 rough terrain crane to help build part of Rio de Janeiro’s underground railway
Crane manufacturer Tadano in Japan is offering its new GR-500EXL rough terrain crane with a choice of right- or left-hand drive configuration
Aertssen Machinery Services has taken delivery of a new 145 tonne capacity Tadano GR-1450EX rough terrain crane on three axle carrier
Rental company Expertise Industrial Services in Saudi Arabia has taken delivery of a new Link-Belt RTC-8050 Series II rough terrain crane
The rough terrain crane is classed as a versatile, robust and cost effective tool. Laura Hatton finds out what new models are available
Australian crane rental company Universal Cranes has put Grove rough terrain cranes to work on a multi-billion dollar LNG project in Australia
Crane manufacturer Manitowoc will launch two new Potain flat top tower cranes at the Bauma China exhibition in Shanghai in November
Graña y Montero Holdings’ construction company (GyM) is using a fleet of Grove rough terrain cranes to help with the expansion of an open-pit copper and molybdenum mine in southern Peru
UK-based rental company extends Core Fleet Guarantee project, introduced in 2013, to include its three most requested cranes
Eighteen Grove rough terrain cranes have been put to work in tough desert conditions on a new 130 km rail line construction project in Algeria
A division of The Crowland Cranes Group, Universal Cranes, has been appointed the exclusive UK dealer for Manitowoc’s Grove rough terrain and Yardboss industrial cranes
Indian construction company, Afcons Infrastructure Limited, is using 19 Grove rough terrain cranes for the Jammu to Udhampur Highway road building project in India
Construction company Daiya Engineering & Construction has taken delivery of the first Grove RT550E rough terrain crane in Singapore
South Korea-based Chunjo Construction has ordered 50 new Grove RT770E rough terrain cranes to add to its rental fleet
Crane manufacturer Link-Belt will show the 80 US ton (75 tonne) capacity RTC-8080 Series II at the 2014 ConExpo show in Las Vegas
Material handling equipment distributor, Montacargas Zapler of Peru (Zapler), has been named as Link-Belt’s new South American distributor
Crane rental company Viant Crane used a Grove RT765E-2 rough terrain crane to relocate an 87-year-old Viking ship in Duluth, Minnesota, USA
All Erection and Crane Rental Co in the USA is adding 10 new 30 tonne capacity Terex RT230-1 rough terrain cranes to its fleet
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