The Terex Crossover 8000 boom truck crane features a 126 ft. (38.4 m) fully synchronous telescopic boom and has a 80 ton (72.4 t) maximum lifting capacity.

Cropac Equipment is adding seven new Terex Crossover 8000 boom truck cranes to its equipment inventory. As a top performing Terex Cranes distributor, Cropac has received significant interest from customers for versatile boom trucks and the Terex Crossover 8000 model is the preferred unit for many of those contractors. The new boom truck cranes will be available at Cropac's locations in Ontario, Québec and Alberta, Canada.

"There has been a lot of positive momentum for the crane market over the last year," said Bill Finkle, president of Cropac. "We've seen higher demands across the board for the Terex cranes we carry. Our customers love the build quality, power and performance of the Crossover 8000, which is why we've placed this order."

The Terex Crossover 8000 boom truck crane features a 126 ft. (38.4 m) fully synchronous telescopic boom and has a 80 ton (72.4 t) maximum lifting capacity. The unit's fully proportional controls allow the operator to define boundaries for boom rotation, lift and lower to ensure all crane movements are precise. Also, the boom truck's X-pattern outriggers are designed to offer maximum stability while still providing a small footprint so that the crane can be set up in tight areas.

For more information about the Terex Crossover 8000, visit https://www.terex.com/cranes/en/product/boom-trucks/crossover-8000

For more information about Cropac Equipment Inc., visit www.cropac.com.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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