A buzzer and a flashing icon on the display notify the operator if an obstacle is detected. “Clearance Sonar” has also been installed, which detects obstacles right behind the crane. Cameras have also been installed on the right-front and rear of the crane ensuring visibility while driving. Tadano View System* Assists Safe Crane Operation and DrivingĪ winch drum monitoring camera that checks the winding state of the wire rope when the crane is in operation has been equipped as standard. Tadano’s proprietary “Smart Chart” is also on-board, allowing the crane’s work performance to be maximized. This feature increases the load chart by up to approximately 20%. The GR-1000XLL-4 and GR-1000XL-4 are the first Tadano rough terrain cranes to have the “Smart Counterweight” system that enables the counterweight to have two mounting positions. Tadano’s GR cranes are valued for their high reliability, quality, and environmental-friendliness Tadano’s latest GR cranes continue that legacy. The GR-1000XLL-4, GR-1000XL-4, and GR-800XL-4 mark a full model upgrade of the rough terrain cranes in the 75 to 100 t (US tons) lifting class, previously launched in 2011, to further increase Tadano’s presence in North American markets. Tadano’s latest GR rough terrain cranes facilitate more efficient workflows and deliver improved performance with an engine that meets the latest emission standards, while providing increased work safety and comfort. The GR-1000XLL-4, GR-1000XL-4, and GR-800XL-4 are designed with these environments in mind. In North America, many rough terrain cranes are used in confined spaces such as refineries where operating and maintaining cranes can be challenging.

Tadano’s GR cranes are a flagship product that lead the global rough terrain crane market. HOUSTON, TEXAS – Tadano announced today the launch of three new rough terrain cranes: the GR-1000XLL-4, GR-1000XL-4, and GR-800XL-4.

100 ton crane load chart