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Italian access and knuckle boom equipment specialist PC Produzioni is starting producing rough terrain cranes and launched a new model at SAIE 2010

Crushing Services International (CSI) has added two new 70 tonne capacity Tadano GR-700EX rough terrain cranes to its fleet in Western Australia

A CAT 574 forwarder, a type of forestry machine designed to operate in extremely rough terrain, was modified to carry a National Crane 800D.

Locatelli has adapted one of its rough terrain cranes to work in potentially explosive areas

Euan Youdale talk's to Terex's Fabio Fenzi about its new RT 100 rough terrain crane.

Sany launched a 55 tonne capacity rough terrain crane at Bauma 2010

All Erection & Crane Rental Corp. in the USA has purchased three 130 US ton (118 tonne) capacity Link-Belt RTC-80130 Series II rough terrain cranes

A new 35 tonne capacity wheeled mobile lattice boom crane has been launched by Hitachi Sumitomo Heavy Industries Construction Crane Co. in Japan. The UCX350 is being sold through its subsidiary company Hitachi Sumitomo Heavy Industries Construction Crane(Shanghai) Co., Ltd., based in China, where the crane is produced

A new mobile crane from Italy is the Locatelli Gril 8500TL. This 50 tonne capacity rough terrain is designed to give good capacity from a compact package with its five section boom that telescopes from 9.47 to 37.2 m

Italian crane manufacturer TCM has presented its new 55 tonne rough terrain crane at an open house event. The RTCW 55 is designed for Eastern European markets from which there have been direct requests for custom-built 55 tonne capacity rough terrains

Terex Bendini in Italy launched the RC34 rough terrain crane at the SAIE exhibition last week

Mobile crane manufacturer TCM is developing its first rough terrain. Antonio Pucci, export manager at the Italian company told IC at the SIAE 2008 exhibition that the new range would be aimed at the Russian and Ukrainian markets