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CLW HOWO HEAVY HYDRAULIC CRANE TRUCK

A heavy hydraulic crane reference with documented integration questions.

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Purpose-built possibilities

Vehicle range: CLW
Manufacturer photos · request the exact quoted build

Your work.
Your specification.

This CLW HOWO crane listing provides hydraulic and structural references for heavier lifting projects. The source carries a 50-ton class title, but its mass and working-radius fields do not fully reconcile. Selection requires an approved crane chart and integrated vehicle drawing.

Four-stage hydraulic extension boom
Continuous rotation reference
HG785 structural material reference

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A clear starting point

Configuration overview.

Photographs show vehicles from the manufacturer’s range. Confirm the exact chassis, model code, capacity and operating limits for the vehicle quoted to you.

Crane structural material reference: HG785
Hydraulic extension boom: 4 stages
Published working pressure reference: 28 MPa
Published oil-flow reference: 100 L/min
Published crane rotation: 360° continuous
Published crane installation space: 2200 mm
Wheel Base: 1800+4600+1350mm
Gear Box: 12 Forward & 2 Reverse Gear
Tire: 12.00R20, 12 pieces with 1 spare tire.
Outrigger Span: 2472-7967mm

Planning your vehicle

Choose around the working duty

Provide the lifting duty at the actual radius, rigging mass, stabilizer space and route constraints. Review the crane and chassis installation as one engineered system.

What the quotation must identify

Ask for the crane serial model, load chart, chassis model, approved subframe calculation, stabilizer reactions and commissioned safety-device records before accepting a quotation.

Chassis and installation envelope — CLW HOWO Heavy Hydraulic Crane Truck

Wheel Base: 1800+4600+1350mm; Tire: 12.00R20, 12 pieces with 1 spare tire..

Before you enquire.

What should I include in an enquiry for this vehicle?

Loads, lifting points, required radius, access, carried cargo, support constraints, destination and equipment preferences. Request the exact model codes and equipment list, with inspection, spare-parts and shipping scope itemised.

Can I choose a crane truck by its maximum tonnage alone?

No. The load chart, working radius, boom configuration, support arrangement and complete vehicle limits are essential. Request the exact proposed crane model and have the intended duty reviewed before ordering.

How do I confirm the exact vehicle?

Request the chassis and complete vehicle model codes, specification sheet, current photographs and written equipment list. Listing images do not confirm stock or approval for your destination country.

Does the configurator show this exact vehicle?

The configurator is a separate three-view concept preview. It does not reproduce every manufacturer vehicle. Use this gallery and the specification supplied with your quotation to review the actual build.

What about warranty, spare parts and delivery?

Confirm chassis and body warranty separately, including exclusions and the responsible service provider. Request a spare-parts list, operating manual, inspection plan and shipping scope. Delivery dates and support terms are agreed in the written quotation.

Does the estimate include every cost?

The separate configurator uses illustrative USD amounts, not prices for this listing. Request a written quotation specifying equipment, taxes and delivery costs.

From enquiry to handover

Know what you are buying.

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A written specification.

Agree the chassis model, body capacity, equipment list and destination requirements. Request the exact model code, dimensional drawing and quotation before placing an order.

Evidence before dispatch.

Agree an inspection checklist and request current photos, operating videos and vehicle identification for the quoted build. Confirm shipping scope, documents and delivery milestones in writing.

A clear support scope.

Confirm who supports the chassis and body, warranty coverage, exclusions, spare parts and training. Service availability and response arrangements form part of the quotation.