Hours are the single most misread number in used allterraincranes. High hours on a serviced machine beat low hours on a neglected one.
The short version
- A serviced machine at high hours often outlasts a neglected one at low hours.
- Duty cycle matters: quarry work and light site work wear very differently.
- Ask what was replaced and when, not just the total on the clock.
- Unverifiable hours should be described as unverifiable — we do.
What you can expect to pay
Live prices from our own catalogue, not a guess — every row links to the product page.
Allterraincranes available now
- 2004 Diebolt BOOMKRAAN D14.81 Allterraincranes — $5,178
- 2000 Demag AC 40-1 Allterraincranes — $64,310
- 1999 Grove GMK 3050 Allterraincranes — $78,480
- 2006 Demag AC 35 Allterraincranes — $89,380
- 2007 Terex DEMAG AC40 Allterraincranes — $90,470
- 2013 MAN TGS 41.400 BB + Allterraincranes — $96,738
- 2016 MAN TGS 35.400 BB+ Allterraincranes — $136,141
- 2012 Mercedes-Benz Actros 4151 V8 8×4 Allterraincranes — $196,200
- 2008 Grove GMK 4080-1 Allterraincranes — $207,100
- 2021 Sennebogen 613 Allterraincranes — $256,500
- 2023 Sennebogen 613 M Allterraincranes — $293,210
- 2010 Demag AC 350-6 Allterraincranes — $806,600
Frequently asked questions
Allterraincranes: How Many Hours Is Too Many?
Hours are the single most misread number in used allterraincranes. High hours on a serviced machine beat low hours on a neglected one.
Where can I see current allterraincranes prices?
Our allterraincranes category is live and priced: https://machinerydepotpro.com/product-category/allterraincranes/
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