TCC-1400

Base Rating
140 USt @ 10 ft
127 mt @ 2.3 m
Main Boom
Six-Section Formed Boom
Six-Section Formed Boom
Length (min-max)
42.4 ft – 195.4 ft
12.9 m – 59.5 m
Telescope System
Pin & Latch
Pin & Latch
SmartFly Attachment
10 ft – 31 ft – 55 ft
3 m – 9.4 m – 16.7 m
Maximum Tip Height
257.6 ft
78.5 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
23,408 lbs / 537 fpm
10 618 kg / 163.7 mpm
Standard Upper Weights
57,000 lbs
25 854 kg
Standard Lower Weights
25,000 lbs
11 339 kg
Main Transport Load
93,600 lbs
42 456 kg
Overflow Load
3-4
3-4

Key Features

  • Greaseless 42.4 ft – 195.4 ft (12.9 m – 59.5 m) pin & latch six-section boom
  • Furthest capacities at radius on the market in its class
  • Standard boom features include a wireless anemometer, a remote control boom flood light, and nylon sheaves
  • Available three-piece manual offsetable SmartFly (10 ft – 31 ft – 55 ft [3 m – 9.5 m – 16.8 m])
  • Cummins engine, compatible with HVO fuel
  • Tiltable air-conditioned operator’s cab
  • Link-Belt Pulse RCL with live ground bearing pressure alarms and readings
  • 1° – 4° list charts, selectable in Pulse display
  • Pick and carry capacities across all level ground charts
  • Standard counterweight removal
  • 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
  • Fall arrest anchors
  • iCraneTrax telematics equipped
  • Transports fully rigged at 93,600 pounds (42 456 kilograms) with three to four overflow loads

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do Link-Belt telescopic crawler cranes feature operator-settable alarms with function kickouts?2026-10-07T08:53:50-05:00

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 boom configuration of the TCC-1400?2026-06-24T09:13:33-05:00

The TCC-1400 boasts a six-section pin and latch boom measuring 195.4 feet when fully extended.

How many truck loads does it take to transport the TCC-1400 from job to job?2026-10-07T09:36:35-05:00

The TCC-1400 main unit transports at 93,600 pounds with three overflow loads for counterweights and side frames. The crane is also capable of self-assembly and disassembly on the job site, reducing the need for assist equipment during setup and teardown.

What makes the TCC-1400 boom unique?2026-10-07T09:23:31-05:00

The TCC-1400 has a greaseless pin & latch boom, giving it excellent capacities. One thing unique about all pin & latch boom Link-Belt telescopic crawler cranes is that operators can extend or retract the boom while under a load. These special unpinned charts and guidelines can be found in the crane rating manual.

What Link-Belt telescopic crawler cranes have SmartFly technology?2026-10-07T08:53:11-05:00

The TCC-800, TCC-1400, and TCC-1800 have SmartFly technology, which reduces the need to work at height by requiring a minimum of one person to erect the fly from the ground using a simple pin-in-place process. This eliminates the need for a ladder during setup and helps reduce crane assembly time.