TCC-550 - Link-Belt Cranes

TCC-550

Base Rating	55 USt @ 9 ft 51 mt @ 3 m
Main Boom	Four-Section Formed Boom Four-Section Formed Boom
Length (min-max)	36.8 ft – 115 ft 11.2 m – 35.1 m
Telescope System	Full Power Full Power
Fly Attachment	28.5 ft – 51 ft 8.7 m – 15.6 m
Maximum Tip Height	172 ft 52.4 m
Engine Make & Model	Cummins QSB 6.7L Tier 4 Final Cummins QSB 6.7L Tier 4 Final
Horsepower	215 hp @ 1,800 rpm 160 kW @ 1,800 rpm
Maximum Line Pull / Maximum Line Speed	17,084 lbs / 549 fpm 7 749 kg / 167.5 mpm
Standard Upper Weights	25,000 lbs 11 340 kg
Optional Lower Weights	6,000 lbs 2 721 kg
Main Transport Load	99,750 lbs 45 246 kg
Overflow Load	1 for Optional XL CTWT Package 1 for Optional XL CTWT Package

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Technical Data

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Key Features

Greaseless 36.8 ft – 115 ft (11.2 m – 35.1 m) full-power four-section boom
Standard boom features include a wireless anemometer, a remote control boom flood light, and nylon sheaves
Available two-piece manual offsetable fly (28.5 ft – 51 ft [8.7 m – 15.6 m])
Cummins engine, compatible with HVO fuel
Ergonomic air-conditioned operator’s cab
Link-Belt Pulse RCL with live ground bearing pressure alarms and readings
1° – 4° list charts, selectable in Pulse RCL display
Pick and carry capacities across all level ground charts
Fall arrest anchors
Heavy-duty undercarriage designed for durability and longevity
Standard Link-Belt Vision Package with rear, winch, and swing cameras, including a remote control upper work light
iCraneTrax telematics equipped
Transports fully rigged at 99,750 pounds (45 246 kilograms) with standard counterweights

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Link-Belt telescopic crawler cranes feature operator-settable alarms with function kickouts?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-10-07T08:53:50-05:00

Do Link-Belt telescopic crawler cranes feature operator-settable alarms with function kickouts?

Yes, all currently produced Link-Belt telescopic crawler cranes have operator-settable alarms with function kickouts that are easily selectable in the RCL display for minimum angle, maximum load radius, left and right swing, maximum angle, maximum boom length, maximum height, and operator-defined area.

What is the TCC-550 commonly used for?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-10-07T08:55:12-05:00

What is the TCC-550 commonly used for?

This model is commonly used for yard operations, light foundation work, or as an assist crane. Its 360-degree pick and carry capabilities allow operators to lift, carry, and position loads efficiently.

Which models can lift loads with symmetrical track widths?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-10-07T09:04:48-05:00

Which models can lift loads with symmetrical track widths?

The TCC-550, TCC-1200, and TCC-1400 have Confined Area Lifting Capacities (CALC) that allow for symmetrical track widths, selectable in the Pulse display. Corresponding capacity charts are also included in the crane’s rating manual for easy reference.

How does the TCC-550 transport from job to job?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-10-09T07:15:09-05:00

How does the TCC-550 transport from job to job?

The TCC-550 can transport with 25,000 pounds of upper counterweight, a hook block and ball, a two-piece fly, and wire ropes all in one load under 100,000 pounds. This allows the crane to show up to the job site ready for operation.