Tadano GR-550XL-3

Manufacturer:

Tadano

Model:

GR-550XL-3

Category:

Rough Terrain Crane

Max Capacity:

55 USt

Boom Length:

35.1-113.9 ft

More About This Crane

The Tadano GR-550XL-3 rough terrain crane is a robust and versatile machine, engineered for challenging terrains with impressive lifting capabilities of up to 55 US tons (50 metric tons). Its adaptable nature is highlighted by a 50-foot two-stage bi-fold lattice jib, making it suitable for a variety of heavy lifting tasks. The crane’s innovative design incorporates a four-section telescoping boom that provides excellent support through its rectangular box construction, while its advanced hydraulic slewing ring offers continuous 360-degree operation, enhancing maneuverability and efficiency on any job site.

Equipped with the latest technology, including an Eco Mode system, the GR-550XL-3 minimizes fuel consumption and reduces environmental impact during operation. The combination of its powerful turbo-charged Cummins diesel engine and sophisticated hydraulic systems, which include variable piston pumps and strategically designed outriggers, ensures both performance and stability. Additionally, the integrated telematics system allows operators to remotely monitor operational status and maintenance needs, providing peace of mind and optimizing productivity. With its intuitive handling and high functionality, the Tadano GR-550XL-3 is perfect for professionals seeking reliable performance in any lifting environment.

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