27.01.2017

New generation RT from Linkbelt

Link-Belt has just announced that it will launch the all new 70 tonne 75RT at Conexpo, the first of a new generation of Link Belt Rough Terrain crane.

The new crane will have a five section 43.3 metre full power boom, plus a 10.7 to 17.7 metre bi-fold swingaway extension with an option of a three part version to provide an additional short three metre heavy duty extension. Maximum tip height is 63.6 metres. Matching main and auxiliary winches provide an 8,400kg maximum line pull, with line speeds of up to 147.8 metres a minute .

An all new tilting cab is said to offer 20 percent more visibility, in side the company’s Pulse 2.0 system has a 10 inch display screen and Wi-Fi hub, and a wide range of monitoring cameras for viewing to the right side of the superstructure, the main and auxiliary winch, as well as reversing. Another new feature is Link Belt’s ‘V-CALC’ outrigger set up system - short for Variable Confined Area Lifting Capacities - which provides a wider range of outrigger configurations. Once the outriggers are set, the Pulse 2.0 system provides an outrigger configuration with working ranges and capacities. The crane also has a full telematics suite installed as standard.
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Link Belt's all new 75-RT the first of an all new generation of Link Belt Rough Terrains

The 75RT has multiple transportation starting at 45.4 tonnes for the fully equipped crane which can drive off the truck ready to work, or 40.8 tonnes with just the counterweight removed. Power comes from a Cummins Tier 4F diesel matched to a six speed transmission and hydraulic disc brakes.

At the same time the company has announced an uprate to its 90 tonne 100RT to the 100 tonne 110RT. There are no significant changes to the specification, with the same six section 50 metre main boom.

Models reflecting the higher capacity will begin shipping immediately and those already delivered can be very easily upgraded.
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Link Belt's all new 75-RT the first of an all new generation of Link Belt Rough Terrains