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Sell Your Manitowoc MLC650 Crawler Crane

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570 HP850,000 lbsExtra Large ClassEst. $933,500 – $1,900,000
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What Is Your Manitowoc MLC650 Worth?

HeavyDutyYard estimates a used Manitowoc MLC650 at $933,500–$1,900,000 (our estimate, not yet checked against recent sales).

HeavyDutyYard estimate

Low

$933,500

High

$1,900,000

HeavyDutyYard estimate for a Manitowoc MLC650 by hours on the meter
HoursEstimate
Under 2,000 hrs$1,615,000–$1,900,000
2,000–5,000 hrs$1,373,000–$1,615,000
5,000–8,000 hrs$1,167,000–$1,373,000
8,000+ hrs$933,500–$1,200,000

Check the full Manitowoc MLC650 spec sheet.

Manitowoc MLC650 Specs at a Glance

Engine
570 hp
Operating weight
850,000 lb
Size class
Extra Large
Years produced
2005-2024
Max Capacity
650 tons

Unverified specs: not yet checked against an OEM spec sheet.

Full Manitowoc MLC650specifications →

Which Manitowoc MLC650 Do You Have?

The Manitowoc MLC650 was built 2005-2024. Give the year from the serial plate.

How the Manitowoc MLC650 Compares

Manitowoc MLC650 vs comparable models
ModelWeightHPMax CapacityEst. used price
Manitowoc MLC650850,000 lb570650 tons$933,500–$1,900,000
Link-Belt 348HSL700,000 lb590330 tons$786,500–$1,600,000
Liebherr LR 1300440,000 lb500350 tons$550,000–$2,150,000

HeavyDutyYard estimates.

Against the Link-Belt 348HSL, the Manitowoc MLC650 is 150,000 lb heavier, has 20 less hp and has 320 tons more max capacity.

Against the Liebherr LR 1300, the Manitowoc MLC650 is 410,000 lb heavier, has 70 more hp and has 300 tons more max capacity.

In Manitowoc's cranes lineup, the next size down is the Manitowoc 999 and the next size up is the Manitowoc 16000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Manitowoc MLC650 still made?

No. The Manitowoc MLC650 was built 2005-2024, so every unit for sale is used.

What is the Manitowoc MLC650 used for?

The Manitowoc MLC650 is mostly put to work on ultra-heavy lifting, major industrial assembly, precision mega-lifting.