XCMG QY50B Truck Crane

Category: Truck Cranes ➔
Manufacturer: XCMG ➔
Model: QY50B ➔

General Specifications

Boom

Max Height @ Max Raise Angle - no jib	132 ft (40 m)
Max Lift Capacity	100,000 lbs (45,359 kg)
Min Height @ Max Raise Angle	37 ft (11 m)
Min Working Radius	10 ft (3 m)
Swing Speed	2 rpm

CARRIER ENGINE

Gross Power	357 hp (266 kw)
Max Torque	1,077 lbs ft (1,460 nm)
Power Measured @	2200 rpm
Torque Measured @	1400 rpm

Dimensions

Angle of departure	10 degrees
Approach Angle	16 degrees
Gradeability	46%
Ground Clearance	1 ft (0 m)
Transport Height	11 ft (3 m)
Transport Length	44 ft (13 m)
Transport Width	9 ft (3 m)
Upper Structure Tail Swing Radius	13 ft (4 m)
Width w/ Outriggers Extended	22 ft (7 m)

Operating Specifications

Operating Weight

87,898 lbs (39,870 kg)

Transmission

Max Speed - Forward

49 mph (78 kph)

XCMG QY50Bs currently for sale

A 2013 XCMG QY50B From Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers for Auction Pricing

A 2012 XCMG QY50B From Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers for Auction Pricing

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