Terex authorized distributor Bigge Crane & Rigging has signed an order for 12 RT 90 rough terrain cranes.

Terex authorized distributor Bigge Crane & Rigging has signed an order for 12 RT 90 rough terrain cranes. As an integral part of the product development process, Bigge has provided input through early voice of customer interviews and feedback on design concepts. Brian Noga, Sales Manager, Bigge, adds, “Being involved in the process, we see the potential for this crane to be a solid workhorse addition to our fleet.” The cranes will be added to Bigge's extensive rental fleet and put to work across the United States.

We want to share a special congratulation to Bigge Crane & Rigging on their 100 year anniversary and their commitment to Terex through the years. This year also signifies another milestone: the purchase of over 500 Terex cranes to date. The latest rough terrain order signifies a continued commitment to the Terex Cranes brand.

The new Terex RT 90 rough terrain crane, features an enhanced control system with integrated diagnostics, a redesigned cab with an 18-degree tilt and an easy access flat deck for improved visibility. The five section, full hydraulic boom of the RT 90 stretches 154 ft for long reach applications, and the unit's multi-stage outriggers are designed for a variety of outrigger positions. Transporting and operating costs are reduced due to the RT 90's narrow width of 9.8 ft and central lubrication system.

For more information on the crane please follow the link: Terex RT 90 Rough Terrain Crane.

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