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Early last year XCMG Group launched its second European All Terrain - the 120 tonne four axle XCA120E - with a seven section 66 metre main boom, topped by an 11.65 to 18.5 metre bi-fold swingaway extension, which can offset by up to 40 degrees. Two 7.1 metre lattice extension sections can be added between the boom nose and the swingaway to achieve the maximum tip height of just over 96 metres, while the maximum radius is 60 metres. The 120 tonne nominal capacity is achieved at a theoretical 2.5 metres, at three metres it can handle 80 tonnes. Power comes from an MTU diesel driving a 12 forward - two reverse speed ZF 12 TraXon transmission, with the three rear axles all driven, while all wheel steering is standard as is a retarder. The independent suspension system avoids the need for full width axles and is similar in its overall concept to that used by Grove. The new crane has an overall width of 2.75 metres, while the overall length is just over 14.3 metres. The outriggers have up to five working widths, fully retracted, 3.83, 5.0, 5.9 or seven metres when fully extended. Maximum counterweight is 33 tonnes, made up of eight slabs allowing a variety of configurations. The crane follows the launch at Bauma last year of the 60 tonne XCA60 EV three axle hybrid All Terrain. All terrain extract, read in full here: https://lnkd.in/e6iMPKNj #XCMG #crane #cranes #kran #krane #construction #cranelife #industrialcranes #allterraincrane #newcrane #mobilecrane #cranelift #constructionindustry #liftingsolutions #liftingindustry #cranelove #cranepic #heavyequipment #equipmentrental #cranemachine

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