The recent order includes two Terex BT 5092, two Terex RS 70100 and one Terex BT 70100 boom truck cranes.

To keep up with high demands for quality-built boom truck cranes, Hydraulic Machinery Inc. is adding five new Terex boom truck cranes to its inventory in Tampa, Fla. The recent order includes two Terex BT 5092, two Terex RS 70100 and one Terex BT 70100 boom truck cranes. With class-leading productivity and features like an electronic rated capacity indicator and enhanced dual control console that allows operation from either side of the machine, Terex boom truck cranes deliver flexibility and reliability for light lifting applications, according to the manufacturer.

The cranes that Hydraulic Machinery has on order have a maximum lift capacity range of 25 to 35 tons (22.7 to 31.8 t). The Terex BT 5092 boom truck features a 92 ft. (28 m) fully synchronous telescopic keel boom with a quick reeving boom head. Its fully proportional controls provide precise metering for smooth boom movements, and onboard work area definition allows the operator to set boundaries on boom rotation, lift and lowering.

The Terex RS 70100 and BT 70100 both come equipped with a 100 ft. (30.5 m) four-section synchronous telescopic keel boom that optimizes strength and delivers performance for high lift capacities at all lift radii. Also, these cranes' heavy-duty outriggers offer outstanding stability and a compact footprint to match a wide range of jobsite conditions.

For more information about these Terex cranes, visit www.craneworx.com.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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