MLC250

The new Manitowoc MLC250 builds on the field-proven 999 to remain unmatched in the 250-ton crawler class. The crawler is updated with the latest Manitowoc Crane Control System (CCS), open loop hydraulics for more responsiveness improved efficiency, and easier service access. The MLC250 shares common components with legacy and current production Manitowoc models that make this a cost-effective investment in your fleet.

MANITOWOC | Lattice-boom Crawler cranes

MLC250

  • Max capacity 275USt 250t
  • Fixed jib length 80ft 24.4m
  • Luffing jib length 240ft 73.2m
  • Main boom length lattice 290ft 88.4m
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Specifications

  • Description
    • Max capacity: 250 t (275 USt) 
    • No 134 Fixed jib length: 80 ft (24.4 m)
    • No. 149 Luffing jib length: 240 ft (73.2 m)
    • No. 82A Main boom length: 290 ft (88.4 m) 
    • Load moment: 1 115 m-ton (8,268 ft-kips) maximum load moment
    • Manitowoc CCS Controls 
    • Engine: 340 HP @ 2100 RPM Cummins T4f/Euro Stage V
    • Common cab or optional Vision Cab
    • 48” shoe or optional 60” shoe
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• Manitowoc and local dealer Shawmut Equipment are helping Sprague Energy receive and stage massive wind turbine components for transport from Sprague’s Mack Point terminal in Searsport, Maine.
• The effort is part of a significant investment in renewable energy infrastructure in the state.
• A fleet of Manitowoc crawler cranes is completing up to 30 complex lifts a day, with loads of up to 101 USt.

Series of updates transforms Manitowoc’s popular Model 999 into the new MLC250

• Legacy 275-USt crawler gains productivity updates drawn from the successful MLC range; boom length and load charts remain unchanged from the 999.
• Manitowoc’s Crane Control System (CCS) offers a user-friendly interface, full graphic display, and intuitive controls.
• A wider cab, with up to 20° tilt, and ample access to service compartments improve ergonomics for operators and techs.