Terramac's RT7U crawler carrier was paired with a Terex 4047 digger derrick at The Utility Expo.

Terramac, a manufacturer of rubber track crawler carriers, displayed its newest products at the Utility Expo.

"These innovations represent our commitment to providing our customers with the best tools and solutions to enhance their efficiency," said Matt Slater, VP of product development.

The Terramac RT7U was displayed with a Terex 4047 digger derrick, providing an all-in-one tool to dig holes, set utility poles, lift heavy equipment or line workers to perform maintenance on distribution lines. The compact size of the carrier allows the unit to access even the tightest areas.

Terramac's RT9U with a Versalift 9500 aerial lift provides a 100-ft. working height for contractors working across challenging ground conditions. The two-person platform contributes to safety and efficiency.

When the Terramac RT9 is paired with a hooklift the hauling options are endless, according to the manufacturer.

On display was a flatbed, however, the hooklift hoist system allows the change of bed styles and support equipment quickly and easily. All controls are operated from the cab adding to the safety of this versatile unit.

Terramac also displayed a RT9U with Versalift 4060 digger derrick. This unit is capable of tackling distribution work in addition to transmission lines.

Terramac units are known for their innovative rubber track technology and low ground pressure enabling them to overcome challenges in reaching remote or difficult terrains, the manufacturer said. By providing reliable solutions for difficult ground conditions, crawler carriers are helping utility crews safely maintain, restore and install powerline services.

For more information, visit www.terramac.com.

Terramac's RT9 straight frame unit customized with a hooklift was exhibited at The Utility Expo.

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