Tag: Tadano cranes

Construction Equipment

Tadano intros 3 rough-terrain cranes with new cabs, engines

Tadano has redesigned three of its GR rough-terrain cranes with more comfortable cabs, new engines and more lifting capacity. The series, for the 75- to 100-ton lifting class, was first launched in 2011 in North America and is composed of models GR-1000XLL-4, GR-1000XL-4 and GR-800XL-4. The new models give operators better visibility of the remodeled […]

March 17, 2020

Construction Equipment

Terex’s Garrison uses Bauma to reflect on selling Demag crane line to Tadano

Terex's John Garrison reflects on the sell of Demag cranes at a recent Bauma press event. Get details of what the head of Terex had to say on Equipment World.

April 16, 2019

Construction Equipment

Terex sells Demag cranes to Tadano as company mulls exit from three other product lines

Terex announces that it will sell its Demag mobile pedestal cranes to Tadano. Learn more about this business decision right here on Equipment World.

February 26, 2019

Dealers

Tadano cranes expand reach in Nev. and Idaho

Coastline Equipment has added Nevada and Idaho to its sales and rental territory for Tadano cranes. The California-based distributor, which is a subsidiary of Bragg Companies, has been selling Tadano products in California and Baja, Mexico, since 2005. “We are excited to grow our Tadano crane sales and rental operations into these new areas,” said […]

October 13, 2017

Construction Equipment

Tadano launches GR-1200XL-2 and GTC-600 cranes at ConExpo, updates the ATF110G-5

At ConExpo 2017 earlier this month in Las Vegas, Tadano America introduced two new cranes to the North American market and re-introduced another model with a series of upgrades. We’ll start with the new GR-1200XL-2. This model is Tadano’s largest two-axle rough terrain crane. The company says that this crane was developed with the needs of North […]

March 20, 2017

Construction Equipment

Tadano GR-1600XL-2 rough terrain crane delivers 160-ton capacity

Tadano America’s latest is the GR-1600XL-2 rough terrain crane, which offers a 160-ton capacity—the company’s highest in a rough terrain model—and a lot of maneuverability. A 200-foot 6-section rounded boom delivers 201 feet of lifting height with a 185-foot load radius, and is powered by a single telescopic cylinder. A two-stage bi-fold lattice tilt-type jib […]

August 8, 2013