Level up with the new Terex TRT Series!

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Terex Cranes has introduced the TRT 80 and TRT 90, models from its new TRT Series that features the latest generation of the Terex Operating System (TEOS), which combines proven capabilities with a new interface to maximize the efficient and safe operation and maintenance.

The TRT 90 is the successor of the RT 90. This new model has a maximum lifting capacity of 90t, 47m main boom length, and 45m maximum tip height with the main boom. The crane operator has the choice of three boom extension modes to meet different lifting needs.

The crane features an optional two-section jib with a 9m lattice main section and 8m secondary boxed section, providing a total length of 17m. Jibs can be stowed on the crane’s side and easily attached to the main boom.

Like the 90-tone model, the new TRT 80 features the new Terex Operating System (TEOS). “TEOS means Terex Operational System—a straightforward name to represent the simplicity and easy-to-use interface that was the main scope of the new design. We did not want to completely redefine the features, because there was no need to change what our customers already appreciate, but taking what was working well and moving it to the next level. On a 10-inch touch screen display, this new control system has a totally new user interface with improved information flow and accessibility, to increase customer’s operating efficiency” – according to the producer.

The TRT 90 also features the same self-removable ballast as its predecessor (RT 90), eliminating the need for auxiliary cranes. The machine is 3m wide, allowing it to be easily transported and maneuvered; maneuverability is further enhanced with the four steering options. Terex says that the extra-wide, tiltable cabin with a large glass surface offers the operator a high level of visibility and comfort.

The crane is equipped with a Cummins QSB6.7 Tier 4 Final/Stage V six-cylinder engine, which provides high power and low fuel consumption thanks to its Eco Mode function and anti-stall control. Optional features for this model are the Terex T-Link telematics system, new LED lights, outrigger control from the carrier, the anemometer, auxiliary winches, up to four cameras integrated on the main display, and radio remote control.