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Workers use cranes to lift, lower and move heavy materials from one spot on a construction site to another. They’re most commonly controlled by an operator who sits inside the cab of the crane. However, in some instances, a crane can be controlled by a push button pendant control station.
At All Class Training, we are equipped with the All Terrain Tadano ATF 40G-2 crane. This rough terrain type of crane is versatile and ideal for many off-road, uneven, dirt and rocky terrains.
The ATF 40G-2 crane has highway speed capacity and maneuverability. The all-wheel steering feature makes the crane perfect for a confined work site. The outriggers on the crane extend vertically allowing the crane to level and
Thinking of using an ATF 40G-2 crane for your next project? Here’s an overview of the most commonly asked crane specifications:
| Maximum lifting capacity | 40t x 2.5 m |
| Maximum lifting height | 35.5 m |
| Maximum sheave height | 47 m |
| Maximum load radius | 32 m |
| Boom Length | 10.45 m - 35.2 m |
| Boom extension | 9 m |
| Engine | Mercedes (Euromot III A / EPA III) 205 kW (279 HP) |
| Gearing mechanism | ZF Powershift transmission |
| Gear | 4 x 4 x 4 |
Want a more detailed crane specification explainer?
Read the Tadano All Terrain Crane PDP manufacturer specifications sheet for the technical details.
