TCC-2500 - Link-Belt Cranes

TCC-2500

Base Rating	250 USt @ 9 ft 223 mt @ 2.8 m
Main Boom	Seven-Section Formed Boom Seven-Section Formed Boom
Length (min-max)	43.7 ft – 223 ft 13.3 m – 68 m
Telescope System	Pin & Latch Pin & Latch
Fly Attachment	12 ft – 40 ft – 67 ft 3.7 m – 12.2 m – 20.4 m
Lattice Fly Extensions	1 or 2 x 25 ft Extensions 1 or 2 x 7.6 m Extensions
Maximum Tip Height	346 ft 105.4 m
Engine Make & Model	Cummins QSL9 Tier 4 Final Cummins QSL9 Tier 4 Final
Horsepower	320 hp @ 1,800 rpm 239 kW @ 1,800 rpm
Maximum Line Pull / Maximum Line Speed	28,582 lbs / 404 fpm 12 965 kg / 123.1 mpm
Standard Upper Weights	154,000 lbs 69.8 kg
Standard Lower Weights	44,000 lbs 19.9 kg
Main Transport Load	107,156 lbs 48 605 kg
Overflow Load	7 7

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Technical Data

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Key Features

Unmatched lifting performance — Outperforms all competition in both lifting capacities and reach
Greaseless 43.7 ft – 223 ft (13.3 m – 68 m) pin & latch seven-section boom
Standard boom features include a wireless anemometer, a remote control boom flood light, and nylon sheaves
Available three-piece manual offsetable fly (12 ft – 40 ft – 67 ft [3.6 m – 12.2 m – 20.4 m])
Available one or two lattice inserts to achieve a max tip height of 351 feet (107 meters)
Cummins engine, compatible with HVO fuel
Tiltable air-conditioned operator’s cab
Link-Belt Pulse 2.0 touchscreen RCL display with live ground bearing pressure alarms and readings
1° – 4° list charts, selectable in Pulse 2.0 display
Pick and carry capacities across all level ground charts
Standard counterweight removal
Heavy-duty undercarriage designed for durability and longevity
Standard hydraulic hook and pin side frames
Standard remote control rigging remote and counterweight removal
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 107,200 pounds (48 625 kilograms) with seven overflow loads

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the boom configuration of the TCC-2500?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-06-24T09:17:11-05:00

What is the boom configuration of the TCC-2500?

The TCC-2500 has a seven-section 43.7–223-foot pin and latch boom, offering eight simple boom extend modes.

How does the TCC-2500 travel?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-06-24T09:16:37-05:00

How does the TCC-2500 travel?

The TCC-2500’s main transport load weighs under 106,000 pounds. Link-Belt’s proven TCC counterweight system attaches 154,000 pounds of upper counterweight and is a nine-piece modular design, allowing for partial counterweight capacity charts and transporting on seven overflow loads of 44,000 pounds or less.

What are some details regarding the TCC-2500’s winch package?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-06-24T09:16:02-05:00

What are some details regarding the TCC-2500’s winch package?

The TCC-2500 features an extra wide winch design that can handle its maximum permissible line pull through the fourth layer, with front and rear winches matching. The rear auxiliary winch can be removed for transport weight reduction, and its power pinning system mitigates work at height exposure.