GHC75

Overview

The GHC75 is a telescoping crawler crane featuring a telescoping boom and heavy‑duty crawler tracks. Boom length range: 11 m - 36 m (36 ft – 118 ft 1 in). Rated lift capacity: 70t (77USt). Power and emissions: proven power comes from a Cummins QSB 6.7L Tier 3 or Tier 4 final diesel engine. Mobility and terrain capability: 64% gradeability (theoretical) and heavy‑duty tracks for operation over rugged ground. The machine is designed for rapid site deployment and “go from truck to work quickly” mobility. Operational lift characteristics and handling: supports 100 percent pick-and-carry operations and lifting on up to 4° slope, enabling load movement without full ground‑setup procedures. Designed for industrial construction and heavy‑lifting jobs where on‑site mobility and fast deployment matter, the GHC75 suits tasks that require telescopic reach and crawler traction rather than fixed‑base erection cranes. Typical applications include building and infrastructure erection, plant maintenance and equipment placement, and any work requiring pick‑and‑carry relocation of loads across uneven or sloped ground. Configuration choices affect use: select boom length within the 11 m - 36 m (36 ft – 118 ft 1 in) range to balance reach versus transport/assembly needs, and choose the Tier 3 or Tier 4 final Cummins powerplant to match local emissions regulations and site access requirements. The 100 percent pick‑and‑carry capability and ability to lift on up to 4° slope reduce setup time in congested or constrained sites, while 64% gradeability (theoretical) improves access across steep approaches and rough terrain.