Link-Belt To Unveil 120 TT Telescoping Crane & Display 85 RT & TCC-800 Models At bauma Show In München

    Posted On: Monday, October 17, 2022

    Link-Belt’s new 110-tonne 120 TT telescopic boom truck crane has a steerable rear axle with super single tyres. (Photo courtesy of Link-Belt.)

    Link-Belt is bringing a number of new and recent cranes to the bauma construction trade fair, which is being held in Munich, Germany, 24 to 30 October. The new 110-tonne (120-U.S.-ton) 120 TT telescopic boom truck crane will make an appearance, as will an 80-t (85-U.S.-t) 85 RT rough-terrain model and a 75-t (80-U.S.-t) TCC-800 telescopic boom crawler crane. Sister company Sumitomo Heavy Industries Construction Cranes will once again share booth space with Link-Belt at the show.

    The Link-Belt 120 TT

    Making its debut at bauma is the new, four-axle 120 TT telescopic boom truck crane. A steerable rear axle with super single tyres is key to the new all-terrain crane’s manoeuvrability. The all-wheel-steer 120 TT features four steering modes, namely independent front, independent rear, combination, and crab. More details will be available at the show.

    The Link-Belt 85 RT

    The 85 RT is a two-axle, rough-terrain crane with a new drivetrain and counterweight removal system. Its full-power, five-section, formed boom can extend from 11.6 to 43.3 metres (38 to 142 feet) in length. Link-Belt’s patented, two-piece SmartFly, available as an option, can be manually offset to 0, 15, 30 and 45 degrees. Altogether, the 85 RT boasts a maximum tip height of 63.6 m (208.7 ft).

    The 85 RT comes with Link-Belt’s next-generation operator’s cab, which can tilt up to 20 degrees. The crane gets its power from a Cummins QSB 6.7-liter diesel engine with Tier 4 Final emissions compliance and 270 horsepower (201 kilowatts). The engine is mated to a six-speed transmission.


    The 80-tonne Link-Belt 85 RT rough-terrain crane features a new drivetrain and counterweight removal system. (Photo courtesy of Link-Belt.)

    The Link-Belt TCC-800

    Link-Belt’s successor to the popular TCC-750 telescopic boom crawler crane is the 75-t (80-U.S.-t) TCC-800. The crane’s full-power, four-section main boom can telescope from 11.8 to 36.6 m (38.6 to 120.1 ft).

    With an optional one- or two-piece fly, the TCC-800 can reach a 56.24-m (184.5-ft) maximum tip height. Link-Belt’s SmartFly pinning system minimises the amount of work required at height. SmartFly also helps ensure the fly is set up and stowed away in the proper sequence.

    The TCC-800 requires only one overflow load during transport. On-site, the crane is powered by a Cummins QSB 6.7-L motor with 232 HP (173 kW).

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    CraneTrader.ae showcases a number of new and used Link-Belt telescopic boom truck, rough-terrain, and telescopic boom crawler cranes including the TCC-800 for sale.

    Source: Link-Belt

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