The Terex TRT 100 is a rough terrain crane with a lifting capacity of 100 tonnes at a 2.5 metre working radius. It is a crane with one cab for driving and lifting, four-wheel drive and a hydraulic telescopic boom, made to drive across unpaved sites and lift there on its own.
The boom extends to 47.0 metres, with a tip height of 49.5 metres. With the optional 9/17 metre jib, you reach up to 66.0 metres. The operator controls the crane via a 10-inch colour display and electro-proportional joysticks, and chooses between 4 steering modes, including crab steering. The TRT 100 is the heaviest crane in the range, with 100 tonnes of lifting capacity on a carrier only 3 metres wide.
Terex rough terrain cranes are made for construction sites, industrial areas, ports, mining and energy projects, and for rental companies. With one cab for driving and lifting, four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering, they drive across unpaved sites and remain manoeuvrable in tight spaces. Because the operator drives to the next lifting position, no separate truck or set-up crew is needed to move the crane around the site.
The key data of the TRT 100, according to the Terex brochure:
The maximum lifting capacity applies at short radius with the outriggers fully extended. The further the boom extends, the lower the load, according to the load chart. Maximum boom length and hook height tell you how high you can work; with a jib you go even higher. Four-wheel and crab steering make the crane manoeuvrable on site. Check the transport width and weight as well: they determine whether the crane can travel by road on a standard low loader.
The TRT 100 combines lifting power with mobility on any terrain:
We do not publish prices online. Every request is handled personally, because the configuration, options and delivery differ from project to project. This way you receive a quotation that truly fits your work.
The price of a TRT 100 depends on the configuration, the jib, the options and transport. Lead time also plays a role.
Would you like to use the TRT 100? Request a quote via the button on this page or contact our team. We are happy to discuss your needs and send you a no-obligation quotation. Also take a look at our other rough terrain cranes.
Since 1987, Van Haut has been a family business in Kruibeke, Belgium, specialising in construction machinery. You get personal advice, a dedicated point of contact and a team that helps you choose the machine that fits your work, from your first question to delivery and after-sales service.
Would you like to see the TRT 100 on the manufacturer’s website? You will find more images and information on the Terex website. For advice, quotations and service, Van Haut is your point of contact in Belgium.
