RT765E-2

The RT765E-2 provides strong lifting performance, along with quick and intuitive operation thanks to the 33,5 m (110 ft) four-section, full power MEGAFORM™ boom. The full vision cab ensures maximum visibility and operator comfort, while higher permissible line pull and faster line speed than competitive cranes allow for less rigging, higher efficiency and productivity on the jobsite.

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Specifications

Description
- Four-section, full power MEGAFORM™ boom – Fast and efficient operation on the jobsite.
- 10,1 m to 17,1 m (33 ft to 56 ft) bi-fold swingaway provides additional reach and versatility to win more jobs.
- 7620 kg (16,800 lb.) permissible line pull and up to 153 m/min (502 fpm) single line speed - Less rigging, higher efficiency and productivity.
- Hoist access platform – Better accessibility for rigging and routine maintenance.
- Full vision cab with a high-output heating & air conditioning system that maximizes operator comfort
- Single Axis hydraulic controls for smooth operation.
- Cummins QSB6.7L Tier 4 Final or Tier 3 diesel engine – Powerful and reliable performance.
- Four modes of steering increase jobsite maneuverability and makes crane positioning easier.
- Inverted outrigger jacks provide additional protection and ensure maximum reliability.
- Hydraulic disc brakes on all wheels – No additional air system, lower maintenance costs

News

2019-09-22

Manitowoc opens new facility in the Philippines

Manitowoc has opened a new 2 900 m2 facility with a warehouse and a workshop in Molino Cavite south of the Philippines capital Manila. The facility stocks parts for Potain tower cranes including popular models such as the MCR 160 MCR 225 A MCT 205 as well as parts for Grove mobile cranes such as the RT530E-2 RT765E-2 and the GMK6300L. Construction of the new facility was completed in July this year and Manitowoc staff have already moved in.

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2015-11-18

Dunloc Rental brings the Grove RT765E-2 to the Amazon

Dunloc Rental's newly purchased rough-terrain crane has high capacity and a small footprint allowing it to excel in the muddy terrain of the rainforest.