Terex Cranes
40 Terex cranes models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Popular choice for mid-sized lifting tasks.
Truck mounted crane, prices vary greatly depending on truck chassis condition.
Requires significant site prep and transport.
A robust and popular rough terrain crane, often seen on commercial job sites.
All-terrain functionality provides great versatility.
Latest generation rough-terrain crane from Terex.
A very capable compact all-terrain crane.
A workhorse truck crane, very common on the used market.
Carry deck crane, known for its versatility in smaller spaces.
A very popular and reliable rough terrain crane.
Electric scissor lift, highly sought after for indoor projects.
Large all-terrain crane, often used for demanding projects.
A legacy truck crane that still performs well if maintained.
Rough terrain scissor lift, made for challenging environments.
Compact all-terrain crane, great for varied job sites.
Ensure all counterweights and jib sections are included
Verify routine maintenance records for boom and hoist
Thorough inspection of boom sections and luffing jib system is crucial
Check for signs of overload on main boom sections
Verify all lattice sections and pin connections are in good condition
Inspect tires and brake system due to highway travel
Newer models have improved cab ergonomics
Requires significant road-permitting and transportation planning
Check for proper calibration of load moment indicator annually
Requires significant setup time, ensure all components are present
Battery health is critical; check recent maintenance records
Inspect boom wear pads and extend/retract cables
Verify routine maintenance of driveline and axles
Inspect boom condition carefully for signs of stress or damage
Verify emissions system maintenance and component replacement
Check for complete documentation of service and inspections
Ensure all counterweights and rigging accessories included.
Check for recent boom inspections and certification.
Verify track condition and recent undercarriage maintenance.
A well-maintained legacy model, check service records carefully.
Inspect tracks and ropes thoroughly for wear.
Verify DOT inspections for road legality.
Critical to confirm engine and hydraulic pump condition due to age.
Thorough NDT inspection of boom sections is highly recommended.
Check for proper operation of all safety interlocks.