According to the team at Empire Crane, the new RT 100US incorporates many new crane features that will help crews increase productivity while working safely and efficiently. A few of the crane’s features include the IC-1 control system with integrated diagnostics, an ergonomic cab with 18-degree tilt and three boom modes.

Empire Crane in North Syracuse, N.Y., recently added its first Terex RT 100US rough terrain crane. The recently introduced 100-ton (90 t) crane offers a five section, fully hydraulic boom that extends up to 154 ft. (47 m). Empire Crane has added the RT 100US to its inventory, which includes several Terex crane models.

According to the team at Empire Crane, the new RT 100US incorporates many new crane features that will help crews increase productivity while working safely and efficiently. A few of the crane's features include the IC-1 control system with integrated diagnostics, an ergonomic cab with 18-degree tilt and three boom modes.

Empire Crane customers that get behind the controls of the Terex RT 100US crane will appreciate the real-time information they receive through the onboard IC-1 control system. The field-proven system delivers precise and smooth control of swing movements and intuitive touchscreen operations. Electro-proportional joysticks and four steering modes that include two-wheel, four-wheel, crab steering, as well as rear axle steering provide excellent maneuverability and control.

The crane is easy to transport due to a narrow overall width of just 9.8 ft. (3 m) and removable counterweight.

For more information about Empire Crane, visit http://www.empirecrane.com.

For more information about Terex, visit www.Terex.com.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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