TCC-1800 - Link-Belt Cranes

TCC-1800

Base Rating	180 USt @ 8 ft 163 mt @ 2.5 m
Main Boom	Six-Section Formed Boom Six-Section Formed Boom
Length (min-max)	42.7 ft – 197.3 ft 13 m – 60.1 m
SmartFly Attachment	10 ft – 32.5 ft – 55 ft 3.1 m – 9.9 m – 16.8 m
Lattice Fly Extensions	1, 2, or 3 x 18 ft Extensions 1, 2, or 3 x 5.5 m Extensions
Telescope System	Pin & Latch Pin & Latch
Maximum Tip Height	314.3 ft 95.8 m
Engine Make & Model	Cummins QSB6.7 Tier 4 Final/Stage V Cummins QSB6.7 Tier 4 Final/Stage V
Horsepower	310 hp @ 2,200 rpm 231 kW @ 2,200 rpm
Maximum Line Pull / Maximum Line Speed	28,280 lbs / 450 fpm 12 828 kg / 137.2 mpm
Standard Upper Weights	77,000 lbs 34 926 kg
Standard Lower Weights	9,000 lbs 4 082 kg
Main Transport Load	107,967 lbs 48 973 kg
Overflow Load	4 4

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Technical Data

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Key Features

Greaseless 42.7 ft – 197.3 ft (13 m – 60.1 m) pin and latch six-section boom
Standard boom features include a wireless anemometer, LED remote control boom flood light, and greaseless nylon sheaves
Available three-piece manual or hydraulic offsetable SmartFly of 10 ft – 32.5 ft – 55 ft (3 m – 9.9 m – 16.8m)
One, two, or three available lattice inserts to achieve a max tip height of 314.3 ft (95.8 m)
Cummins engine, compatible with HVO fuel
Tiltable air-conditioned operator’s cab
Available HVAC Auxiliary Power Unit (APU)
Link-Belt Pulse 2.0 touchscreen RCL display with live ground bearing pressure readings and fine metering
1° – 4° list charts selectable in Pulse 2.0 display
Pick and carry charts across all level ground
Robust, heavy-duty undercarriage featuring V-CALC technology for asymmetrical side frame configurations
Standard remote control rigging and counterweight removal
Standard Link-Belt Vision Package with rear, winch, and swing cameras and remote control upper work light
Fall arrest anchors
iCraneTrax telematics equipped
Transports under 108,000 lbs (48 988 kg) with six fall-off loads fully configured

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many truck loads does it take to transport the TCC-1800 from job to job?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-10-07T09:51:43-05:00

How many truck loads does it take to transport the TCC-1800 from job to job?

The TCC-1800 main unit transports under 108,000 pounds with four overflow loads for counterweights, sideframes, and a hook block and ball. All overflow loads transport under 44,000 pounds. The crane is also capable of self-assembly and disassembly on the job site, reducing the need for assist equipment during setup and teardown.

How does the TCC-1800’s Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) help fuel savings?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-10-07T09:48:23-05:00

How does the TCC-1800’s Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) help fuel savings?

The TCC-1800’s APU allows operators to have the main unit’s engine off during periods of inactivity while continuing power to the cab, Pulse 2.0 display, Bluetooth radio, and work lights. By reducing the main engine’s idle time, the APU greatly reduces fuel consumption and engine hours while maintaining operator comfort.

What are the newest features on the TCC-1800?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-10-07T09:45:26-05:00

What are the newest features on the TCC-1800?

The TCC-1800 incorporates several of Link-Belt’s latest technologies, including the Pulse 2.0 display, hydraulically offsetable SmartFly, Cummins Stage V engine, Auxiliary Power Unit (APU), retractable side frames with V-CALC, swing boundary system, and a wireless rigging remote control system.

What is the TCC-1800’s minimum operating footprint?GRIFFIN FLETCHER2026-10-07T09:42:49-05:00

What is the TCC-1800’s minimum operating footprint?

The TCC-1800 can retract its side frames to a minimum machine width of 15 feet and 9 inches and has a minimum job site travel height of just 13 feet and 2 inches with handrails in the working position. The crane can extend or retract its side frames symmetrically or asymmetrically with full counterweight, utilizing Variable Confined Area Lifting Capacities (V-CALC) technology.