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Manitowoc 18000 Crawler Crane
How much is a used Manitowoc 18000 worth?
HeavyDutyYard estimates a used Manitowoc 18000 at $250,000–$700,000 (our estimate, not yet checked against recent sales).
Not yet checked against recent sales. Year, hours and condition decide where a unit lands.
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About the Manitowoc 18000 Crawler Crane
The Manitowoc 18000 Crawler Crane is a extra large crane built 1990-2015.
Owners mostly put it to work on mega-structure lifting, complex industrial projects, world-scale projects.
Specifications
Engine & Power
- Horsepower
- 550 HP
Dimensions & Weight
- Operating Weight
- 1200000 lbs
Performance
- Max Boom Length
- 450 ft
- Max Capacity
- 1000 tons
Configuration
- Size Class
- Extra Large
- Years Produced
- 1990-2015
- Crane Type
- Crawler
Unverified specs: not yet checked against an OEM spec sheet.
Common Applications
- Mega-structure lifting
- Complex industrial projects
- World-scale projects
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Manitowoc 18000 weigh?
The Manitowoc 18000 has an operating weight of 1,200,000 lb and a 550 hp engine. Cab, counterweight, tracks, and attachments can move the real weight of a given unit up or down from this spec figure, so check the serial plate or the OEM spec sheet for the exact build before booking transport.
How much is a used Manitowoc 18000 worth?
HeavyDutyYard estimates a used Manitowoc 18000 at $250,000–$700,000 (our estimate, not yet checked against recent sales).
Where can I sell my Manitowoc 18000?
Send HeavyDutyYard the year, hours, and condition of your Manitowoc 18000 and we reply within one business day. We make cash offers on some machines; otherwise we list yours free on the HeavyDutyYard marketplace, where we review every listing and screen buyer messages before they reach you. Transport is coordinated when we buy.
What is the Manitowoc 18000 used for?
The Manitowoc 18000 Crawler Crane is commonly used for mega-structure lifting, complex industrial projects, world-scale projects.