Terex CTT 91-5 tower crane



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The crane is supplied with TS 12 mast sections in a 2 × 12 m + 1 × 6 m configuration and a C38 cross base. Counterweights for all jib lengths and central ballast for a 30 m hook height are included.
Key information:
– Model: TEREX CTT 91 A5
– Year of manufacture: 2004
– Condition: used
– Jib length: 50 m
– Lifting capacity at jib end: 1,300 kg
– Hook height: 30 m
– Mast: TS 12 – 2 × 12 m + 1 × 6 m
– Cross base: C38
– Counterweights for all jib lengths
– Central ballast for a 30 m hook height
We can assist with choosing a suitable crane configuration, transport arrangements and financing or leasing options.
Other Terex cranes available:
– CTT 161-8
– CTT 181-B8
– CTT 121-5A – 4 units
– CTT 141-6
– CTT 91-5 – 3 units
– CBR 28
– CBR 32 Plus
– CBR 40 H-4
– CSE 32
– CSE 40
– CTT 132-6
– CTT 231-10 TS23
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