Used HOWO 10-Ton Truck-Mounted Crane | 8x4 Chassis | Hydraulic Boom | Ready to Work

Overview

This used HOWO 10-ton truck-mounted crane is a versatile and cost-effective lifting solution designed for construction, utility maintenance, and material handling applications. Built on a reliable HOWO 4x2 chassis and equipped with a hydraulic boom crane, this unit delivers exceptional maneuverability and lifting performance in urban and industrial environments. With its compact design and 360° rotation capability, this crane truck offers superior value compared to new equipment, providing contractors with immediate operational readiness at a fraction of the cost.

Key Features & Benefits

1. Powerful Lifting Performance

10-ton maximum capacity with 18m max boom reach

3-section hydraulic boom for flexible positioning

Dual hydraulic winches (main & auxiliary)

2. Reliable HOWO Truck Chassis

HOWO ZZ1257N4647W 8x4 chassis

336HP WD615.92E diesel engine (Euro III)

9-speed manual transmission

3. Advanced Crane Operation

Full 360° continuous rotation

Hydraulic outriggers with 4.5m span

Load moment indicator (LMI) system

4. Compact & Maneuverable

Overall length <9m fits urban worksites

Tight turning radius of 8.5m

GVW under 18,000kg for easy licensing

5. Ready-to-Work Condition

Complete service records available

Recent hydraulic system overhaul

All safety systems functional

Technical Specifications

Dimensions

Why Choose This HOWO 10-Ton Crane Truck?

✔ 40% cost savings vs new equivalent
✔ Proven reliability in Chinese construction projects
✔ Compact size accesses tight urban sites
✔ Complete documentation available
✔ No waiting period - immediate deployment

Ideal Applications

✓ Utility line maintenance
✓ Construction material handling
✓ Equipment installation
✓ Warehouse operations
✓ Municipal projects

Condition & Availability

3,200 working hours on crane

68,000 km on chassis

Pressure tested hydraulic system

Available for inspection

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