Heavy Lift Capacity for Hard Sites.
XCMG rough terrain cranes deliver serious lifting capacity where the ground gets tough, combining strong off-road performance, practical site manoeuvrability and TRT support to keep your operation moving.
Need something bigger or more specialised? Larger rough terrain cranes and specialist configurations for demanding off-road and site conditions are available on request.
XCMG rough terrain cranes are built for demanding off-road worksites, with the lift capacity, reach and control needed for construction, infrastructure, mining and industrial projects.
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Off-Road Performance
Built to move confidently across uneven, challenging and confined worksites.
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Site Manoeuvrability
Designed to help operators position the crane effectively where access is tight or ground conditions are difficult.
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Reliable Power
Engineered to deliver dependable performance across demanding lift and travel conditions.
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Operator Control
Assisted operating systems help support smooth, precise and confident crane operation.
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Tough Worksite Build
Well suited to heavy construction, infrastructure, mining and industrial environments.
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Supported by TRT
TRT can help with crane selection, parts, service and practical support for the life of your equipment.
Capacity for Tough Worksites
At 150 tonnes and 62.5 metres of main boom, the top of the Grove RT range sits in territory usually occupied by crane classes with far larger footprints.
At the other end, the RT530E-2 delivers 30 tonnes of capacity in a narrow, low-profile package that moves between jobsites without a support convoy.
The full model range and specifications are available by request through TRT.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What models are available?
The XCMG rough terrain range includes the XCR90 and XCR120. Both are designed for tough site work where lift capacity, access and reliability are important.
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What is the difference between the XCR90 and XCR120?
The XCR90 is a strong option for sites that need manoeuvrability and dependable lifting performance. The XCR120 offers more capacity and reach for heavier, more demanding lift requirements.
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Are these cranes suitable for mining and infrastructure work?
Yes. XCMG rough terrain cranes are built for demanding worksites, including mining, construction, infrastructure, energy and industrial lifting environments.
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Can they travel on public roads?
They are primarily designed for off-road site travel. Moving between worksites may require transport planning, depending on the model, configuration and local road requirements.
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What support does TRT provide?
TRT can support you with crane selection, parts, service and technical advice. Our team can help keep your equipment working and reduce downtime across the life of the crane.
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Which model is right for my work?
That depends on your lift weights, working radius, site access, ground conditions and future workload. TRT can help compare the options and recommend the right crane for your operation.
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