MLC150-1

The MLC150-1 is a competitive offering from Manitowoc in the 150 mt (165 USt) crawler crane market. Featuring self-assembly capabilities and button style wire rope terminations allow for quick and easy assembly. Additionally, new wide body cab and improved accessibility increase operator comfort and ease of maintenance.

MANITOWOC | Lattice-boom Crawler cranes

MLC150-1

  • Max capacity 165USt 150t
  • Fixed jib length 80ft 24.3m
  • Luffing jib length 170ft 51.8m
  • Main boom length lattice 256ft 78m
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Specifications

  • Description
    • Efficient Self Assembly: Gantry raised counterweight; boom butt mounted sheaves for assembly block reeving; button style wire rope terminations and luffing jib, boom cap and struts ship as single package reducing connections during assembly.
    • Versatile Performance – 80 ft (24.3 m) No. 134 fixed jib and 170 ft (51.8 m) No. 135 luffing jib common with other Manitowoc cranes; Proven QSB6.7L Tier 4F/Stage V engine; Available free fall hoists for drums 1 and 2.
    • Comfortable Cab Design – 10% more legroom; full high back seat with moveable risers; Optional tilt cab available.
    • Superior Serviceability – CCS (Crane Control System) provides individual function hour tracking and onboard diagnostics for improved troubleshooting and maintenance; easily accessible site glasses and quick drains allow for easy oil level checks and quick and clean oil changes.
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