Sany SRC840 Rough Terrain Crane Specs

Category: Rough Terrain Cranes ➔
Manufacturer: Sany ➔
Model: SRC840 ➔

Boom

Sany SRC840 Rough Terrain Crane Boom specifications
Max Height @ Max Raise Angle - No Jib	103.40 ft (31.52 m)
Max Lift Capacity	80,000.00 lbs (36,287.43 kg)
Min Height @ Max Raise Angle	32.80 ft (10.00 m)
Swing Speed	2.7 rpm

Dimensions

Sany SRC840 Rough Terrain Crane Dimensions specifications
Transport Height	11.17 ft (3.40 m)
Transport Length	39.88 ft (12.16 m)
Transport Width	8.63 ft (2.63 m)

Engine

Sany SRC840 Rough Terrain Crane Engine specifications
Engine Make	2347
Engine Model	QSB6.7
Gross Power	160.00 hp (119.31 kw)
Max Torque	540.00 lbs ft (732.13 nm)
Power Measured @	2500 rpm
Torque Measured @	1500 rpm

Operational

Sany SRC840 Rough Terrain Crane Operational specifications
Fuel Capacity	75.00 gal (283.88 l)
Operating Voltage	24 V
Operating Weight	71,209.00 lbs (32,299.90 kg)

Transmission

Sany SRC840 Rough Terrain Crane Transmission specifications
Max Speed - Forward	25.00 mph (40.23 kph)

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