GR-1300XL-4
The Tadano GR-1300XL-4 is a versatile rough terrain crane featuring a six-section boom that extends to 183.7 ft, the longest in its 130 USt weight class. Its compact 28 ft carrier length and self-removable counterweights ensure easy transport to any job site. On-board 'Smart Chart' technology maximizes work performance and safety.
Key features
Features
- Longest six-section boom in its 130 USt weight class (183.7 ft / 56 m)
- Tadano's 'Smart Chart' technology for maximized work performance and safety
- Compact 28 ft (8.5 m) carrier length for easy transport
- Self-removable counterweights
- Asymmetrical outrigger setup
- Tiltable cab (0° to 20°) for improved visibility and comfort
- Eco Mode System to reduce fuel consumption and enhance efficiency
- Reliable telescoping pinning system
- AML-E2 system on a large, pressure-sensitive multifunction display
- Tadano View System with three-camera network (right front, rear view, blind spot)
- Clearance Sonar system with four proximity sensors for obstacle detection
- HELLO-NET telematics tool for crane operations data
- Positive Control System for effective hydraulic pump discharge control
- Automatic Pump Disconnect to reduce fuel consumption during standby
- Fuel Monitoring to minimize fuel waste
- Two Winches with Cable Follower
- Four steering modes: 2 wheel front, 2 wheel rear, 4 wheel coordinated, and 4 wheel crab
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