75|RT - Link-Belt Cranes

75|RT

Nominal Capacity @ Radius	75 USt @ 8 ft 70 mt @ 2.5 m
Standard Boom	38 ft – 142 ft 11.6 m – 43.3 m
Telescope System	Full Power Full Power
Attachment - Option 1	10 ft – 35 ft – 58 ft Bi-Fold Lattice Fly 3 m – 10.7 m – 17.7 m Bi-Fold Lattice Fly
Maximum Tip Height	208.7 ft 63.6 m
Maximum Line Pull	18,603 lbs 82.8 kN
Maximum Line Speed	485 fpm 147.8 m/min

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Technical Data

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Key Features

Greaseless 38 ft – 142 ft (11.6 m – 43.3 m) full-power five-section boom
Two-piece manual offsetable fly is available with offset positions of 2°, 15°, 30°, and 45° with no capacity deducted for stowed attachment
Fully rigged transports under 100,000 lbs (45 359 kg) with counterweight installed
Ergonomic operator’s cab designed with the operator in mind
Link-Belt Pulse 2.0 load moment indicator display with V-CALC, allowing for virtually limitless outrigger configurations
Full LED lighting with Link-Belt Vision Package – Standard
0° – 20° tilting cab
Steel flat deck design with anti-skid textured paint
Three lockable storage boxes
Six egress points with unbeatable engine access
Four steering modes
Greaseless 4-Link Suspension
Fall arrest anchors

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the 75|RT include V-CALC capacities?CASEY SMITH2026-06-17T09:03:03-05:00

Does the 75|RT include V-CALC capacities?

Yes, the 75|RT was the first Link-Belt crane model to showcase V-CALC or Variable Confined Area Lifting Capacities. This feature provides more selectable outrigger configurations by allowing outrigger beams (either fully retracted, intermediate or fully extended) to be setup in pairs either from side-to-side or front-to-rear. Once outriggers are set, the Pulse 2.0 system provides an outrigger configuration which provides different previews representing workable areas, indicating a percentage of the crane’s available capacity.

What are the 75|RT’s transport options?CASEY SMITH2026-06-17T08:58:19-05:00

What are the 75|RT’s transport options?

The 75|RT has multiple transport options to accommodate road laws anywhere — it can transport fully equipped at just under 100,000 lbs. (45 359 kg) and under 90,000 lb. (40 823 kg) with removal of 14,500 lbs. (6 577 kg) of counterweight. The 75|RT has an overall height of 12 ft. 2.3 in (3.7 m) and can be driven right off a conventional lowboy trailer, assemble counterweight and be ready to go to work!

Can you tell me more about the 75|RT’s Pulse 2.0 system?CASEY SMITH2026-06-17T08:51:28-05:00

Can you tell me more about the 75|RT’s Pulse 2.0 system?

Pulse 2.0 is Link-Belt’s next evolution of its patented crane operating system. In addition to the intuitive design for the operator which includes a larger 10 in. screen and has also added programmable features for greater customization, Link-Belt Pulse 2.0 can be updated and serviced remotely. The system includes a Wi-Fi hub and uses the serial number of the unit to determine whether any updates are available, and download/installs to the appropriate controls. Software maintenance can be accomplished in the field without a service call or bringing a crane in for service.