14000

The Model 14000 features the patented CAN-Bus and EPIC control system configured with six independent closed-loop hydraulic circuits. The fully hydraulic crane offers a maximum main boom of 89 m (282 ft) a luffing jib up to 110 m (364 ft) and lift capacity of 200 t (220 USt). The Model 14000 crane uses the FACT connection system for easy set-up.

MANITOWOC | Lattice-boom Crawler cranes

14000

  • Max capacity 220USt 200t
  • Fixed jib length 80ft 24.4m
  • Luffing jib length 170ft 51.8m
  • Main boom length lattice 292ft 89m
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Specifications

  • Description
    • Complete crane maximum boom fixed jib and counterweights ships on only 12 trucks
    • Heaviest module weight of 39 689 kg (87 500 lb) maximum module width of 3 m (10 ft)
    • Fast efficient self-assembly and disassembly
    • 253 kW (340 Hp) engine
    • EPIC with CAN-bus controls
    • Manitowoc Crane Care comprehensive support
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