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    A Sumitomo Heavy Industries subsidiary, Link-Belt Construction Equipment manufactures various models of cranes, while fellow Sumitomo subsidiary LBX Company manufactures Link-Belt branded excavators and forestry and material handling equipment.

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    Hours1,700
    Location: Fenwick, Michigan
    Seller: Furlo Auction Service
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    Auction Date:7/24/2026 9:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Stock Number4
    Location: Lebanon, Tennessee
    Seller: Ritchason Auctioneers, Inc.
    Hours334
    Location: Pelham, Alabama
    Hours4,620
    Location: La Vergne, Tennessee
    Seller: DIAMOND EQUIPMENT INC
    Hours5,500
    Location: Bolingbrook, Illinois
    Hours8,180
    Location: Somerville, Texas
    Seller: Koppers
    Hours3,155.5
    Location: Pahrump, Nevada
    Seller: Sheldon Kalesnikoff
    Upper Hours3,475
    Location: St. George, Utah
    Seller: Andrew Kofford
    Hours0
    Location: Northport, Alabama
    Seller: Parker Towing

    2008 LINK-BELT HTC-8690

    Telescopic Boom Truck Cranes

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    USD $281,134
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    Location: East Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada
    Seller: Schmuland Crane Rentals Ltd.
    Lift Capacity90 ton
    Location: Odessa, Texas
    Seller: Nobster's Hot Shot

    2007 LINK-BELT RTC-8065

    Rough Terrain Cranes

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    Hours9,864
    Location: Mt. Holly, North Carolina
    Hours9,685
    Location: Williston, Vermont
    Seller: Engineers Construction Inc.
    Hours2,268
    Location: Ionia, Iowa
    Seller: FLOYD ZIMMERMAN
    Hours905
    Location: Fontana, California
    Seller: NFS Capital, Inc.

    2015 LINK-BELT 290 X2

    Track Log Loaders

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    USD $56,227
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    Hours16,504
    Location: Salmo, British Columbia, Canada
    Seller: Sutco Contracting
    Hours3,846
    Location: Bryan, Texas
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours1,887
    Location: Modesto, California
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours2,788
    Location: Fort Myers, Florida
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours428
    Location: Lexington, Kentucky
    Hours785
    Location: Louisville, Kentucky
    Hours2,086
    Location: Louisville, Kentucky
    Hours3,169
    Location: Lexington, Kentucky
    Hours2,800
    Location: Pleasureville, Kentucky
    Hours4,953
    Location: Pleasureville, Kentucky
    Hours3,005
    Location: Pleasureville, Kentucky
    Hours1,214
    Location: Lexington, Kentucky
    Hours1,492
    Location: Pleasureville, Kentucky

    About Link-Belt

    Operating as a subsidiary of Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Link-Belt Construction Equipment designs, manufactures, and sells various models of cranes, including rough terrain, truck terrain, all terrain, telescopic, lattice crawler, lattice truck, and telescopic crawler models. LBX Company, a standalone company that’s also a subsidiary of Sumitomo Heavy Industries, manufacturers Link-Belt-branded excavators and forestry and material handling equipment. Both subsidiaries are based in Lexington, Kentucky.

    Link-Belt’s formation began in 1874 when Iowan farmer William Dana Ewart brainstormed a new design for chain belts for harvesters he believed would enable making repairs easier. In 1874, Ewart received a patent for a new design, and in 1880 and 1888, the Link-Belt Machinery Company and Link-Belt Engineering Company were formed, respectively. In 1939, Link-Belt Company bought Speeder Machinery Corporation, which resulted in the Link-Belt Speeder Corporation, a subsidiary of Link-Belt Company.

    In 1967, after FMC Corporation and Link-Belt Company merged, Link-Belt Speeder was spun off to form the Construction Equipment Group. In 1986, FMC and Sumitomo cemented a decades-long partnership by forming Link-Belt Construction Equipment. In 1998, the company’s excavator products were spun off to create LBX Company, a joint-effort between Sumitomo Construction Machinery and Case.

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