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Link-Belt Cranes

4 models with spec sheets and HeavyDutyYard price estimates of $400,000–$1,600,000.

4 Models380–590 HP$400K – $1600K

Link-Belt is lattice boom cranes and telescopic cranes. We track 4 Link-Belt cranes models ranging from Medium, Large and Extra Large class, with HeavyDutyYard estimates from $400,000 to $1,600,000.

Link-Belt Cranesin California & Nevada

HeavyDutyYard is based in Sacramento, California. Sellers anywhere can ask for an offer or list free on the marketplace; city pages cover local buyers and listings:

All Link-Belt Cranes Models

Compare Link-Belt Cranes Models

ModelSize ClassHPWeightMax Cap.Est. Price Range
Link-Belt TCC-750 Crawler CraneMedium380225,000 lbs75$400,000–$700,000
Link-Belt 238HSL Crawler CraneLarge470550,000 lbs238$700,000–$1,200,000
Link-Belt 298HSL Crawler CraneLarge520600,000 lbs250$850,000–$1,400,000
Link-Belt 348HSL Crawler CraneExtra Large590700,000 lbs330$786,500–$1,600,000

Frequently Asked Questions

What Link-Belt cranes are on HeavyDutyYard?

Link-Belt is lattice boom cranes and telescopic cranes. We have spec pages for 4 Link-Belt crane models in the Medium, Large and Extra Large size classes, including the TCC-750, 238HSL, 298HSL.

How much is a used Link-Belt crane?

HeavyDutyYard estimates used Link-Belt cranes at $400,000–$1,600,000, depending on model, size class, hours and condition. Each model page says whether its range has been checked against recent sales.

Which Link-Belt crane model is best?

It depends on the work. The smallest class we cover is the Link-Belt TCC-750 Crawler Crane; compare operating weight, horsepower and the key capacity spec in the table above, then open each model page for the full spec sheet.

Where can I sell my Link-Belt crane?

Send HeavyDutyYard the model, year, hours and condition and we reply within one business day. We make cash offers on some Link-Belt cranes and list the rest free on the HeavyDutyYard marketplace.