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    With maximum heights over 250 feet and maximum lifting capacities up to 19 tons, tower cranes are built for handling heavy loads in a wide range of environments.

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    2024 POTAIN IGO T99

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    Featured Listing2024 POTAIN IGO T99 Used Tower Cranes  for sale2024 POTAIN IGO T99 Used Tower Cranes  for sale
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    Hours: 500
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Seller: Forteza Crane Rental LLC
    Hours: 250
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Seller: Forteza Crane Rental LLC
    Hours: 1,954
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Seller: Forteza Crane Rental LLC
    Featured Listing2023 POTAIN MDT389 L16 New Tower Cranes  for sale2023 POTAIN MDT389 L16 New Tower Cranes  for sale
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    Serial Number: 622528
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Seller: Forteza Crane Rental LLC
    Year: 2003
    Location: Gilbert, Arizona
    Seller: Compass Equipment Co.

    2011 POTAIN IGO T130

    Tower Cranes

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    USD $390,500
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    Hours: 1
    Location: Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
    Seller: Leavitt Cranes

    2018 TEREX CBR40H4

    Tower Cranes

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    USD $186,000
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    Hours: 12,345
    Location: Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
    Seller: Leavitt Cranes

    2010 TEREX CBR40H4

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    USD $111,500
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    Hours: 1
    Location: Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
    Seller: Leavitt Cranes
    Stock Number: 8625
    Location: Brighton, Colorado
    Lift Capacity: 26 ton
    Location: Houston, Texas
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
    Lift Capacity: 26 ton
    Location: Houston, Texas
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
    Lift Capacity: 35 ton
    Location: Pleasanton, California
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
    Lift Capacity: 5 ton
    Location: San Leandro, California
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
    Lift Capacity: 8.8 ton
    Location: Bayamon, Puerto Rico
    Seller: Forteza Crane Rental LLC
    Lift Capacity: 26 ton
    Location: Houston, Texas
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
    Lift Capacity: 44.1 ton
    Location: San Leandro, California
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
    Hours: 15,814
    Location: San Leandro, California
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
    Hours: 6,299
    Location: Evansville, Indiana
    Seller: Traylor Equipment
    Stock Number: SC-782
    Location: N/A, New Jersey
    Seller: Select Crane Sales, LLC
    Serial Number: 450758
    Location: Helena, Montana
    Stock Number: 600283
    Location: Tacoma, Washington
    Seller: Leavitt Cranes
    Stock Number: 600410
    Location: Tacoma, Washington
    Seller: Leavitt Cranes
    Hours: 13,596
    Location: Chicago, Illinois
    Hours: 15
    Location: Golden, Colorado
    Seller: Kiewit Equipment
    Lift Capacity: 18 ton
    Location: Temecula, California
    Seller: Carmody and Associates
    Hours: 1
    Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
    Year: 2024
    Location: Holland, Michigan
    Seller: All State Crane & Rigging
    Hours: 1
    Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

    Whether they’re helping to lift I-beams to the top of a building construction site or moving cargo containers around a shipyard, tower cranes are built for handling heavy loads in a wide range of environments. With maximum heights of over 250 feet (much more if attached to a building) and maximum lifting capacities of up to 19 tons, these tall pieces of machinery truly tower above city skylines operated either by a worker in the cab or by remote control on land.

    Some of the most common types of tower cranes include self-erecting tower cranes, flat top tower cranes, hammerhead tower cranes, and luffing jib tower cranes, among others. These styles are differentiated based on their maximum lifting power, maximum height, and general application. But not all models of tower cranes hold true to this formula. For instance, Liebherr’s MK Series of cranes brings together the portability of a mobile crane and the lifting capabilities of a traditional tower crane. Other leading brands over time in this space include Comedil (Terex), JASO, Potain (Manitowoc), and Rhino.