Terex Rough Terrain Cranes has added two more new models to its new TRT Series of Rough Terrain cranes, the 100 tonne TRT 100 and the 60 tonne TRT 60. They follow on from the introduction of the long boomed 80 tonne TRT 80L in June.
The TRT 100 is rated at 2.5 metres radius with 86.8 tonnes at three metres. It features a 47 metre five section main boom with three telescope modes, capacity on the fully extended main boom is 8.9 tonnes at a 12 metre radius. A nine to 17 metre bi-fold swingaway extension can be added to achieve a maximum tip height of 66 metres and can offset by up to 32 degrees.
The new 100t TRT 100
The 10 tonne counterweight can be self-installed and removed to reduce transport weight from its all up weight of 53.25 tonnes – spilt roughly between the two axles – to 43.25 tonnes. The overall stowed width is 3.17 metres, with an overall length of 14.1 metres and an overall height of just under four metres.
As with the new 80 tonne, the key changes on the new models is the incorporation of new technology, they are the first two Terex RTs to be equipped with the ‘IdeaLift’ variable asymmetric outrigger set up and monitoring. The crane automatically selects the best lifting capacity based on the actual outrigger set up deployed. The maximum outrigger footprint is eight metres wide by 7.8 metres long.
The Teos mode selection screen
Other features include the intelligent TEOS operating system, with 10’’ full colour touch screen display and intuitive interface to ease operation and maintenance. The Eco Mode function, and T-Link telematics platform, along with the new, more spacious, S-Pace tilting cab with larger glazed area and air conditioning
Power comes from a Cummins Stage V diesel, with the option of a Cummins Stage III - Tier 3 option for markets with less stringent emissions. A powershift permanent four wheel drive two mode transmission, with Manual mode offers three speeds forward, three reverse or Automatic - six speeds forward, three in reverse.
The new 60t TRT 60 The 60 tonne TRT 60 is rated at a 2.3 metre radius – at three metres it can manage 50 tonnes. It features a 42.5 metre five section main boom and can handle eight tonnes on the fully extended boom at up to nine metres radius. An eight to 15 metre bi-fold swingaway extension can be added to take the maximum tip height to 60 metres and offsets by up to 40 degrees.
Specifications of the two new TRTs alongside the recently launched TRT 80L
Terex general manager for Rough Terrain cranes Giancarlo Montanari said: “We are diligently expanding our product offering to ensure our portfolio possesses the capacity and flexibility to address daily lifting challenges in the modern working environment. The marketplace is highly competitive, but I have great confidence in our dedicated team members and the superior Italian craftsmanship behind every crane produced at our Crespellano manufacturing centre of excellence.”
“Looking forward, I am excited about the prospect of further expanding our product portfolio, including reintroducing some past product lines that are currently in demand in certain markets. This is an exciting development for our engineering and manufacturing teams, and we eagerly anticipate bringing these innovations to the marketplace in the coming year. I am proud of our team and believe these future advancements will strengthen our value offering and reputation in the lifting industry.”
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