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Terex crane and material handler specifications

Choose a Terex crane by boom system and transport configuration

The Terex references include crawler, all-terrain, rough-terrain and truck cranes. Their engine-power rows cannot identify a common lifting arrangement. Begin with the carrier and boom system, then select the documented configuration: the HC110 crawler and the TC truck series illustrate why transport mass, boom reach and line pull need separate comparisons.

HC110: transport condition and working condition are different

The historical HC110 manufacturer brochure describes a pin-connected lattice boom assembled from inner, outer and insert sections. Its published transport-weight entry includes the sideframes and boom inner, rather than the full working boom. Before comparing a haulage figure with a lifting setup, identify which boom sections and counterweight pieces are aboard the machine in its transport configuration.

The brochure also describes hydraulic counterweight removal and sideframes that extend or retract using cylinders in the carbody. Those features concern assembly and configuration; they do not make a retracted transport arrangement equivalent to an extended working arrangement. Its independent main and auxiliary drums have different rope sizes and rated line pulls.

A hook-speed or line-pull figure must therefore name the drum being compared, rather than treating both hoists as identical.

Terex-American HC110 manufacturer brochure TAC-002, transport and hoist descriptions

TC40 and TC60: the longer boom is a separate choice

Terex's September 2009 truck-crane product guide lists TC40 and TC40L with the same nominal capacity but different main-boom lengths. It makes the corresponding distinction between TC60 and TC60L. A longer reach requirement is therefore a reason to inspect the L version's own chart, rather than assuming that nominal capacity selects the correct crane.

The guide separates boom length, sheave height, jib length and line pull into different columns. Sheave height with a jib is not a replacement for a main-boom reach figure, and line pull is not the crane's nominal lifting capacity. Record the intended lifting point and actual boom package before choosing among those columns.

Terex Truck Cranes product guide, September 2009, specification comparison

The dedicated TC60L sheet describes a fully hydraulic telescoping boom, a carrier using M.A.N. engine and axle technology, and a two-seat carrier cab. It also identifies a Euro 4 edition. These are useful identifiers when checking an advertisement, but they do not establish the engine or emissions configuration of every older TC-series entry.

Match the full designation and applicable technical sheet before moving between historical references.

Terex TC60L manufacturer technical sheet, carrier and boom highlights

Every Terex crane and material handler model with a full listing.

Short answer

16 Terex crane and material handler models have a page here, 7 all terrain cranes, 2 crawler cranes, 5 rough terrain cranes, and 2 hydraulic truck cranes. The Terex crane and material handler list runs from the AC70 to the TC40, at 108 to 550 hp, in 90 listed versions.

The Terex crane and material handler models covered

16 Terex crane and material handler models have a page here, covering 90 listed versions between them.

The Terex crane and material handler range by model and configuration

7 all terrain crane pages: engine power from 150.2 hp on the AC120 to 550 hp on the AC200. 2 crawler crane pages: engine power from 205.2 hp on the A600C to 230 hp on the HC110, and the heaviest single listing is the A600C at 118,000 lb. 5 rough terrain crane pages: engine power from 130 hp on the CD200 to 300 hp on the RT130, and the heaviest single listing is the A600 at 89,287 lb. 2 hydraulic truck crane pages: engine power from 108 hp on the UC15 to 437 hp on the T790. Half of the 90 Terex crane and material handler models sit between 175 and 279 hp. The three most powerful are the AC200 at 550 hp, T790 at 437 hp, and T775 at 406 hp. 12 of the 16 pages cover more than one version, and the 2857 and 15 related models has the most, at 16.

All terrain crane models

Terex all terrain crane models with a page here, ordered by engine power
Model	Engine power	Listed weight	Versions
Terex AC70 and 13 related models	400 hp, 380 hp, 380 hp, 175 hp, 550 hp, 231 hp, 231 hp, 231 hp, 150.2 hp, 175 hp, 375.5 hp, 150.2 hp, 162.3 hp, and 275 hp	See page	14
Terex AC100 to AC140	174.4 hp, 173 hp, 174.4 hp, and 175 hp	See page	4
Terex AC25 to ATT400-3	209.2 hp, 230.7 hp, 279 hp, 279 hp, 275 hp, 275 hp, 275 hp, 233.4 hp, 233.4 hp, and 275 hp	See page	10
Terex AC250-1, AC300/6, and AC350	275 hp, 275 hp, and 275 hp	See page	3
Terex AC40/2 to AC60/3L	275 hp, 321.9 hp, 353 hp, 348.7 hp, and 348.7 hp	See page	5
Terex AC500-2 and AC700	275 hp and 275 hp	See page	2
Terex AC55L	Engine power: 353 hp; Versions: 1

Crawler crane models

Terex crawler crane models with a page here, ordered by engine power
Model	Engine power	Listed weight	Versions
Terex A600C	205.2 hp	118,000 lb	1
Terex HC110	230 hp	99,400 lb	1

Rough terrain crane models

Terex rough terrain crane models with a page here, ordered by engine power
Model	Engine power	Listed weight	Versions
Terex CD200 to RT600	130 hp, 130 hp, 130 hp, 130 hp, 155 hp, and 215 hp	See page	6
Terex A300 to RT440B	143.5 hp, 143.5 hp, 159.6 hp, 159.6 hp, 159.6 hp, 160 hp, 151.6 hp, and 139.5 hp	See page	8
Terex RT45 to RT670-1	173 hp, 260.2 hp, 160 hp, and 295.1 hp	See page	4
Terex AT-15 and 9 related models	215 hp, 215 hp, 185 hp, 275 hp, 260 hp, 228 hp, 275 hp, 300 hp, 300 hp, and 260 hp	See page	10
Terex A600	199.9 hp	89,287 lb	1

Hydraulic truck crane models

Terex hydraulic truck crane models with a page here, ordered by engine power
Model	Engine power	Listed weight	Versions
Terex 2857 and 15 related models	200 hp, 210 hp, 210 hp, 108 hp, 228 hp, 275 hp, 275 hp, 300 hp, 221.3 hp, 242 hp, 242 hp, 242 hp, 242 hp, 392 hp, 406 hp, and 437 hp	See page	16
Terex TC40 to TC60L	320 hp, 320 hp, 360 hp, and 360 hp	See page	4

Figure 1The 16 Terex crane and material handler models with a page here, counted by kind of machine. A page that covers two or more closely matched models is counted once.

What the Terex crane and material handler list holds

16 pages, ordered by power. AC70 and 13 related models (400 hp, 380 hp, 380 hp, 175 hp, 550 hp, 231 hp, 231 hp, 231 hp, 150.2 hp, 175 hp, 375.5 hp, 150.2 hp, 162.3 hp, and 275 hp); AC100 to AC140 (174.4 hp, 173 hp, 174.4 hp, and 175 hp); AC25 to ATT400-3 (209.2 hp, 230.7 hp, 279 hp, 279 hp, 275 hp, 275 hp, 275 hp, 233.4 hp, 233.4 hp, and 275 hp); AC250-1, AC300/6, and AC350 (275 hp, 275 hp, and 275 hp); AC40/2 to AC60/3L (275 hp, 321.9 hp, 353 hp, 348.7 hp, and 348.7 hp); AC500-2 and AC700 (275 hp and 275 hp); AC55L (353 hp); A600C (205.2 hp, 118,000 lb); HC110 (230 hp, 99,400 lb); CD200 to RT600 (130 hp, 130 hp, 130 hp, 130 hp, 155 hp, and 215 hp); A300 to RT440B (143.5 hp, 143.5 hp, 159.6 hp, 159.6 hp, 159.6 hp, 160 hp, 151.6 hp, and 139.5 hp); RT45 to RT670-1 (173 hp, 260.2 hp, 160 hp, and 295.1 hp); AT-15 and 9 related models (215 hp, 215 hp, 185 hp, 275 hp, 260 hp, 228 hp, 275 hp, 300 hp, 300 hp, and 260 hp); A600 (199.9 hp, 89,287 lb); 2857 and 15 related models (200 hp, 210 hp, 210 hp, 108 hp, 228 hp, 275 hp, 275 hp, 300 hp, 221.3 hp, 242 hp, 242 hp, 242 hp, 242 hp, 392 hp, 406 hp, and 437 hp); TC40 to TC60L (320 hp, 320 hp, 360 hp, and 360 hp). By kind: 7 all terrain cranes at 150 to 550 hp and 42,990 to 238,099 lb; 2 crawler cranes at 205 to 230 hp and 99,400 to 118,000 lb; 5 rough terrain cranes at 130 to 300 hp and 42,534 to 610,681 lb; 2 hydraulic truck cranes at 108 to 437 hp and 46,513 to 93,035 lb.

The engines that recur are QSB6.7 (9), 6BTA5.9 (2), 6CT8.3L (2), OM906LA (2), and QSB4.5 (2).

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Sources for this page
Evidence class	Document, classification and recorded date
Reference site	Reference site RitchieSpecs model listings: RitchieSpecs. As of 2026-09-24, rechecked annual.

Terex crane and material handler questions

Which Terex crane and material handler models are covered here?
Equipment inventory	16 models in 4 kinds of machine: 7 all terrain cranes, 2 crawler cranes, 5 rough terrain cranes, and 2 hydraulic truck cranes.
Named starting references	The list starts with AC70, AC100, and AC25.

Recorded multi-configuration example
Comparison example	The AC70 and 13 related models page is one example, setting 14 listed versions side by side.
Directory guides recorded	16

Recorded directory source observation
Reference pages	16
Observation date	2026-09-24
First named reference	AC70
Last named reference	TC40

Historical listing-coverage record
Recorded field-count cutoff	20
Short listings recorded	50
Examples named in the record	VDA 600, VDA 621, and VDA700

Historical edition comparison
Configurations recorded	90
Recorded engine-power range	Lower 108 hp Upper 550 hp

Recorded power-to-weight example
Model	A600C
Engine hp per 1,000 lb	1.7

Recorded engine-power span
Engine power in this directory	Lower 108 hp Upper 550 hp

Recorded reference date
Observation date	2026-09-24
Configurations in that observation	90

Price coverage of the historical directory
Guides in the stated price-exclusion scope	16

Equipment classes recorded
Count by class	7 all terrain cranes, 2 crawler cranes, 5 rough terrain cranes, and 2 hydraulic truck cranes

Power band for the recorded comparison
Engine-power range	Lower 108 hp Upper 550 hp

Recorded configuration coverage
Configurations	90
Reference pages	16