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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 worksite, 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 that it is needed.

Combine a maximum capacity of 80 US tons, the ability to get on the highway and tackle rough terrain with ease and the result is the Terex T 780 crane. With a 450 horsepower engine and an enhanced 126-foot maximum boom length, the Terex T 780 is a tough and versatile addition to any job site.

In addition to performance, reliability and versatility, lifting equipment that is quick to set up is more valuable to construction firms who are often attempting to meet deadlines. That coupled with the fact that it can travel down the highway makes the Terex T780 hydraulic truck crane a proven performer on job sites large and small.

With a lifting capacity of 120 tons, the Terex RT 1120 is currently one of the most powerful rough-terrain cranes in the U.S. market. This Rough Terrain crane has a 5-section, 3-mode boom which forms the basis for the boom system, as well as numerous advantages for use in various job sites.