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Truck cranes
XCMG QY50K
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Do listed models mean a unit is in stock?
These are sourcing reference models, not confirmed inventory or a statement about a particular unit. Year, hours and condition must be supplied for the matched unit.
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Request a walkaround, cold start, instruments, principal movements and key-component views. Videos support screening and do not replace an on-site inspection.
View verification stepsHow should equipment identity and documents be matched?
Match the machine identifier, engine identifier and plate information to their respective documents. Different component numbers need not be identical; unexplained mismatches require investigation.
View verification stepsWhich wear parts matter for each category?
For excavators check tracks, teeth and hydraulic hoses; for cranes, ropes, sheaves and outrigger components; for trucks, tyres, brakes and filters. Loader cranes need separate chassis and crane checks.
View verification stepsIs a crane’s maximum capacity enough for selection?
No. Permissible loads depend on radius, boom length, outrigger setup and conditions. Obtain the load chart for the actual configuration and have a competent person assess the lifting plan.
View verification stepsWhich inspection records matter for a used truck crane?
Review chassis and engine records alongside boom, slewing, outriggers, rope and safety-device checks. Any load testing should be performed by competent personnel under applicable procedures.
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