Equipment Spotlight: Terex Quadstar 1100

Terex Quadstar 1100

Terex cranes have the reputation for being competent, durable workhorses that do not let you down. Their many operator-friendly features make them favorites at the work site, as well. Rough terrain brings special challenges that require toughness and maneuverability.

The Terex Quadstar 1100 is the finest of rough terrain cranes, with proven maneuverability and ground clearance suitable for the most rugged conditions. The Quadstar 1100 combines durability and flexibility with low ownership cost. All features are built for operation in rugged terrain and conditions. Typical operating functions for the Quadstar 1100 are bridge building, large-scale construction, and refinery or other plant projects. But this crane will go anywhere it's needed.

Power and Performance

The specifications tell much of the story. The Terex Quadstar 1100 offers a 110-ton US capacity at 10 feet and 155-foot maximum main boom length, with 72-foot maximum jib length. The boom itself is a five-section full power boom, with dual mode boom extension. It also features a three-pump, flow-sharing hydraulic system. The base vehicle weight is 105,000 pounds. The cab is accessed by way of non-slip steps, with a non-slip deck as well. The Quadstar is equipped with three positions, H-shape outriggers.

It's powered by the excellent Cummins QSB6.7 six-cylinder engine, turbocharged and intercooled, rated at 260 horsepower. The diesel fuel tank has an 80-gallon capacity, and the transmission is a 6 x 6 power-shift with selectable four-wheel drive.

Houston BrochureOperation Features

An 18-degree tiltable cab comes standard, with six-way adjustable operator's seat. Cab features include armrest mounted, dual axis electro-proportional joy sticks, and an intuitive graphic interface for the rated capacity indicator, multiple mirrors for good vision, sliding windows with tinted glass, and a roof skylight with wiper. Foot controls operate the throttle, and service and swing brakes. Power steering is three mode hydraulic. Standard equipment also includes an air conditioning and heating system, with flameless heat. Optional features available are: work light package, for the base of the boom and superstructure, revolving amber light, yellow strobe light, tire inflation kit, additional mirror for viewing hoist, battery disconnect switch, and front and/or rear pintle hook. In short, the Terex Quadstar 1100 comes ruggedly built, from top to bottom, to get your rough terrain jobs done.

Ease of Operation

Since these rough terrains cranes do not require the need for an additional crane to assemble them, they come into a job site on a truck, make quick lifts and leave. Scott-Macon Equipment offers these cranes for sale and rent, so if your job site suddenly calls for a different type of crane, we can bring in the Terex Quadstar 1100 at any time. With durable construction and low cost of ownership, the Quadstar 1100 is designed for high performance in applications ranging from refinery work and equipment handling to steel erection, bridge construction and other work. 

Scott-Macon Equipment: Authorized Dealer

As a Terex dealer, we offer new and used cranes for sale and cranes for rent. We can help you determine whether purchase or rental of the Terex Quadstar 1100 crane is most practical for your business.

Founded in 1973, we have service centers throughout Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma. Our rental fleet of cranes is one of the largest in North America, and our reputation has been built on the solid foundation of sales, rental and service support. Contact us to learn more about how we can make a difference for your business.

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