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Manitex TC600 Boom Truck

Construction Equipment

The Manitex TC600 has been added to the updated TC series of boom trucks. Base rating is 60 tons, and maximum main boom height is 141 feet. The boom incorporates a four-section boom, and the lattice-style jib can be offset. With an optional jib, maximum height is extended to 194 feet. They are…

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National Crane NBT60L Boom Truck

Construction Equipment

The 60-ton National Crane NBT60L boom truck has a five-section, 151-foot main boom with a maximum height of 161 feet. An optional 36-foot off-settable lattice jib reaches a 196-foot maximum tip height. Standard features include tilt cab with heated seat, a color graphical display, real-time…

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Load King Acquires Terex Boom, Crossover, Truck Crane Lines

Construction Equipment

Load King has acquired Terex’s boom truck, crossover, and truck crane product lines, and plans to unveil new crane configurations in the near future. It is currently transferring inventory and equipment for the acquired product lines to Load King’s campus in Kansas City. Terex will continue to sell…

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Two Killed, One Injured in Fiery Boom Truck Crash

Construction Equipment

Two people died and another is injured after a fiery crash involving a boom truck on Oklahoma’s Turner Turnpike. According to police accounts, a speeding car caused the accident when it drove up behind the truck and continued underneath it. The truck driver then pulled to the side of the turnpike,…

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Terex Moves Crane & Boom Truck Production to OKC

Construction Equipment

The company announced late Tuesday afternoon that it is moving production of cranes and boom trucks to its Oklahoma City plant, where it has made multimillion-dollar upgrades to handle the new load. About 175 workers lost their jobs last Tuesday when Terex abruptly closed its crane plant in the northeast Iowa city of Waverly.

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NCCCO Launches Boom Truck Operator Certification Program

Construction Equipment

The National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) made available the first phase of a new CCO certification program designed for boom truck operators.

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Most Common Cranes Available for Rent

Construction Marketing

Fixed cranes are anchored to one spot at the job site and can usually lift heavier loads, while mobile cranes are mounted on a truck and can move on their own but have less stability than fixed cranes. With 225 ton capacity and a main boom of up to 331 feet, this crane is perfectly suited for the toughest construction projects.

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