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Terramac, manufacturer of rubber track crawler carriers, showcased the customization capabilities of its utility units during the International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition (ICUEE) last week in Louisville, KY.
Compared to standard Terramac models, the customized utility carriers are built with a unique extended frame and hydraulic mount system. This frame adjustment simplifies the mounting process to accommodate a variety of utility support equipment, including: lineman winches, vacuum excavators, boom lifts, concrete mixers and service cranes. Terramac also highlighted the units’ rubber track technology and low ground pressure, which enable utility crews to easily maneuver through adverse ground conditions and climb faster on steep and hilly terrain.
Terramac RT14U
The heavy-duty RT14U crawler carrier was displayed equipped with a Terex RMX 75 aerial device. This specialty utility model provides the versatility for either aerial material handling or personnel lifting. It accommodates taller lifting devices and heavyweight support equipment with optimal durability, while also offering more torque and power. The robust unit is especially useful for utility jobsites that are located in remote areas where it is difficult for larger, wheeled machinery to access.