Sennebogen premieres 70tonne telescopic crane

Sennebogen has plugged the gap in its telescopic crawler crane range with the introduction of the 673R-HD. The 70tonne capacity machine sits between the firm’s 40 and 80tonne models, offering a 36m four-stage main boom with two fly booms of 8m and 15m. This gives a maximum reach of 51m. The 673R-HD is powered by a Stage IIIB/Tier 4 Interim standard Deutz engine delivering 160kW. Telescopic track frames allow for a maximum transport width of just 3m, with fast set-up on site as they extend out to provide sta
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Sennebogen's telescopic crawler crane 673R-HD.
2924 Sennebogen has plugged the gap in its telescopic crawler crane range with the introduction of the 673R-HD.

The 70tonne capacity machine sits between the firm’s 40 and 80tonne models, offering a 36m four-stage main boom with two fly booms of 8m and 15m. This gives a maximum reach of 51m.

The 673R-HD is powered by a Stage IIIB/Tier 4 Interim standard Deutz engine delivering 160kW.

Telescopic track frames allow for a maximum transport width of just 3m, with fast set-up on site as they extend out to provide stability.

The Sennebogen Maxcab operator’s cab is comfortable and offers good visibility. As an option the crane can be supplied with a hydraulically-elevating cab, which can be raised by 2.7m and tilted up to 30 degrees for an improved view of the lift area.

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