2017 KONE CRANE 10 TON
- Recorded asking price
- $55,000
- Recorded location
- Not published
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TECHNICAL DATA Span : 40’-0’’ Load : 10-TON Lifting Height : 12’-1 1/4’’ Hoisting Speed : 20.0/3.2 ft/min 2-speed Traversing Speed : 65 ft/min stepless Travelling Speed : 100 ft/min stepless Weight of Trolley : 1480 lbs Weight of Bridge : 9585 lbs Crane Classification : CMAA Class C Power Supply : 460 / 115 V; 60 Hz
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