8×4 14tons Diesel Truck Crane lists an 8×4 diesel chassis, a 14,000 kg maximum crane lift and 12000 mm overall vehicle length. The 25 m height entry is a separate maximum; request the selected crane’s load chart for the required radius and setup before comparing quotations.
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The 8×4 14 ton diesel truck crane listing combines an 8×4 chassis with crane options described as SANY or XCMG. Its catalogue gives 14,000 kg maximum lifting mass and 25 m maximum lifting height as separate values. Confirm the installed crane model and its load chart; those maxima are not a promise of lifting 14 tons at 25 m. Engine, emission and steering entries span alternatives that must be resolved for the actual truck and destination.
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8×4 14-ton Diesel Truck Crane: specify the lifting task
8×4 14tons Diesel Truck Crane is listed with an 8×4 diesel chassis and a maximum lifting-mass entry of 14,000 kg. The crane table also records a maximum lifting height of 25 m, 360-degree rotation and a 2.28-5.9 m leg-span entry. These separate catalogue maxima do not establish that a 14-ton load can be lifted at 25 m or at any working radius. Procurement should begin with the intended load, reach and setup conditions.
Require the load chart for the chosen crane
The page names SANY and XCMG as crane-brand options without identifying one installed crane model. Request its model number, boom arrangement and manufacturer’s load chart. Specify horizontal radius, lifting height, load dimensions and required accessories. Capacity must be checked for the actual boom position, outrigger extension and operating sector. Slinging equipment and other suspended items also matter when defining the lifting task. Have the configuration and work method reviewed by a qualified person rather than using the product title as an operating limit.
Plan the truck footprint and transport weights
Published vehicle dimensions are 12000 x 2550 x 3950 mm, with a 2150+5800+1350 mm wheelbase entry. Those figures make site access, turning space, road restrictions and shipping measurements important comparison points. The table lists 31,000 kg gross mass, 20,200 kg curb weight and 6,300 kg crane weight. Do not add or subtract these catalogue entries to promise a legal cargo payload: request the completed vehicle’s weight statement, axle ratings and applicable road limits.
The 300-350 hp range, Yuchai/Weichai engine options and Euro II-VI entries describe possible configurations, not one truck’s certified engine specification. Confirm engine model, emission documents, steering side and any requested customization in the actual build sheet. Also obtain the outrigger setup drawing and ground-support requirements for the chosen crane. The page does not establish suitability for a particular site or destination registration.
Compare against the smaller crane listing
The Tri-Ring 6×2 page lists a 7,000 kg crane maximum and a shorter truck, making it a different procurement candidate rather than an interchangeable version. Send the lifting radius, heaviest load, access limits and destination through the crane-truck inquiry, or browse Heavy-duty Trucks. UNECE and the International Transport Forum provide general vehicle and transport context, not crane operating approval.
