Telescopic Boom Truck Crane QY25K5
Max. total rated lifting load：25t
Full-extend boom lifting height: 38.6m
Full extend boom + jib lifting height: 47.6m
Dimension: 12 x 2.5 x 3.38m
Engine: Shanghai diesel engine
Air conditioner ( cooling and heating)
Polite control
Five boom(10.2-38.5m), one jib (8.3m)
Double independent winches
PAT moment limiter
Hydraulic oil radiator
5th outrigger

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