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Bauma 2007: New truck-mounted telescopic cranes
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Liebherr is to present the new LTF 1045-4.1 truck-mounted telescopic crane at Bauma 2007, which – together with the new LTF 1035-3.1 – expands the company’s product portfolio in the mobile crane domain. These cranes are designed to be operated on series-production truck chassis. The LTF 1035-3.1, which is mounted on a three-axle truck undercarriage, has a maximum 35-t load capacity and a 30-m telescopic boom. The LTF 1045-4.1 has a 35-m telescopic boom and a maximum 45-t load capacity. It is designed for mounting on a four-axle chassis. With these two new models, Liebherr is providing crane operators with an economic alternative in the 30 to 50-t load category.
As straightforward taxi cranes, the two new models can be driven fully equipped on public roads and are instantly ready for use on arrival at the building site. Their axle loads are much lower than those of all-terrain cranes, which has a positive effect on registration options. Both LTF cranes, for example, meet the requirements for an unrestricted long-term vehicle permit in Germany.
Despite the use of series-production truck chassis, the new truck-mounted cranes from Liebherr offer outstanding load capacities – with both complete and partial ballast. Compared with models from the previous LTF series of Liebherr cranes (the LTF 1030 and LTF 1040), the load capacities of the new models are up to 35 % higher according to crane configuration. This is even more impressive given that the telescopic booms on the new cranes are approx. 15 % longer. |
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