Steel and precast delivery
The 8.5 m bed carries long sections and the 19.9 m boom sets them down on site.
Truck Mounted Cranes
Four axles and a 31,000 kg gross weight let this CLW crane truck carry 12,305 kg on an 8.5 m dropside bed, then unload it with a 12,000 kg five-section boom that reaches 19.9 m.
From US $19,000
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THE VEHICLE
This four-axle crane truck is designed for heavy haul-and-lift work: moving long steel sections, precast concrete, machinery and containers between yards and job sites. The SQS300-5 crane has a five-section octagonal straight boom rated for a maximum lift of 12,000 kg, a figure that includes the roughly 160 kg hook, and a 300 kN·m lifting moment. It reaches a 19.9 m maximum working radius and a 21.3 m lifting height. Loads must be reduced as the radius grows, so the crane's load chart governs every lift.
The CLW 8x4 chassis has a 31,000 kg gross vehicle weight, an 18,500 kg curb weight and a 12,305 kg rated payload, with two 5 t front axles and two 10 t rear axles on leaf springs. A six-cylinder D67TCIF1 Euro 6 diesel produces 215 kW (292 hp) through a 10-speed transmission, and the truck runs on twelve 11.00R20 tires with a 300 L fuel tank. The crane is operated from an elevated seat, stabilized by double-chamber H-type hydraulic outriggers and fed from a 200 L oil tank. The dropside cargo box measures 8,500 × 2,450 × 600 mm.
With an overall length of 11,995 mm, the truck suits long-distance material distribution as well as site work. Common applications include steel structure erection support, pipe and pole delivery, and loading equipment at depots. Cargo box size and panel thickness can be customized.
TECHNICAL DATA
| Product Model | CL5311JSQ6FD |
|---|---|
| Overall Dimensions (L×W×H) | 11,995 × 2,550 × 3,950 mm |
| Gross Vehicle Weight | 31,000 kg |
| Curb Weight | 18,500 kg |
| Rated Payload | 12,305 kg |
| Seats | 2–3 |
| Emission Standard | Euro 6 |
| Chassis Brand | CLW |
|---|---|
| Cab | CLW OEM cab |
| Drive Type | 8x4 |
| Axles | 4 |
| Engine Model | D67TCIF1 |
| Engine Power | 215 kW (292 hp) |
| Cylinders | 6 |
| Transmission | 10-speed |
| Front Axle Capacity | 5 t × 2 |
| Rear Axle Capacity | 10 t × 2 |
| Suspension | Leaf springs (11/11/12) |
| Tire Size | 11.00R20 |
| Number of Tires | 12 |
| Fuel Tank | 300 L |
| Power Steering | Yes |
| Crane Model | SQS300-5 |
|---|---|
| Crane Boom Type | Five-section octagonal straight boom |
| Max Lifting Capacity | 12,000 kg (including approx. 160 kg hook) |
| Max Lifting Moment | 300 kN·m |
| Max Working Radius | 19.9 m |
| Max Lifting Height | 21.3 m |
| Max Boom Angle | 75° |
| Slewing Angle | 360° |
| Crane Control | Elevated seat |
| Outriggers | Double-chamber telescoping H-type, fully hydraulic |
| Crane Weight | 5,800 kg |
| Hydraulic Oil Tank | 200 L |
| Automatic Hook Retraction | Yes |
| Cargo Box Type | Dropside |
| Cargo Box Dimensions | 8,500 × 2,450 × 600 mm (customizable) |
| Cargo Box Floor/Side Thickness | 5 mm / 3 mm (customizable) |
| Maximum Speed | 89 km/h |
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CONFIGURATION
IN THE FIELD
The 8.5 m bed carries long sections and the 19.9 m boom sets them down on site.
Lifts up to 12,000 kg at close radius for loading equipment at depots and yards.
A 12,305 kg payload on four axles suits trunk routes between warehouses and projects.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
The SQS300-5 crane is rated for 12,000 kg, including the hook of about 160 kg. That figure applies at short radius; follow the load chart as the boom extends toward its 19.9 m limit.
Four axles raise the gross vehicle weight to 31,000 kg, which leaves room for a 12,305 kg payload on top of the crane and body.
The dropside box is 8,500 × 2,450 × 600 mm, long enough for steel, pipe and precast sections, and it can be customized.
Overall dimensions are 11,995 × 2,550 × 3,950 mm.
The operator works from an elevated seat on the crane, with fully hydraulic H-type outriggers deployed before lifting.
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