Liebherr adds to compact mobile crane line-up

Liebherr has added the 50-tonne capacity LTC 1050-3.1 to its compact mobile crane line-up. Using a six-section 36m telescopic boom, the crane is offered with a 7.5m-13m double folding fly jib. With a gross weight of 36 tonnes, the LTC 1050-3.1 is designed to be operated as a self-contained crane, with axle weights of 12 tonnes including full 6.5 tonne counterweight.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Liebherr boosts mobile crane range

Liebherr has added the 50-tonne capacity LTC 1050-3.1 to its compact mobile crane line-up. Using a six-section 36m telescopic boom, the crane is offered with a 7.5m-13m double folding fly jib. With a gross weight of 36 tonnes, the LTC 1050-3.1 is designed to be operated as a self-contained crane, with axle weights of 12 tonnes including full 6.5 tonne counterweight. The machine is powered by a Stage IV/Tier 4 Final six-cylinder diesel engine producing 260kW and 1,400Nm of torque. This drives through a six-speed ZF automatic transmission to the three drive axles.

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