Tadano TR-150

The Tadano TR-150 rough terrain crane stands as a testament to the brand’s engineering prowess in compact lifting equipment. Designed specifically for use in challenging job sites where ground conditions are irregular or narrow, the TR-150 provides exceptional all-terrain mobility and work site agility, thanks to its rugged two-axle configuration and full hydraulic steering system.

This crane features a fully hydraulic boom that extends in multiple sections, reaching a maximum lifting height of approximately 23 meters with jib extension. The main boom itself provides excellent reach and capacity balance. The TR-150 can lift a rated load of 15 tons, utilizing a simplified rigging configuration tailored for ease of use and quick deployment.

Equipped with a winch system capable of fine-speed control, this crane allows precise lifting even at extremely low speeds—an essential feature for safety and delicate handling. Operators benefit from dual winch drums and an advanced hydraulic system that allows for simultaneous control of swing, hoisting, and boom elevation operations.

The cabin is built with functionality and comfort in mind, integrating ergonomic seating, wide visibility through expansive glass areas, and an intuitive control box system. Tadano’s AML safety system is also included, delivering real-time data on boom angle, load, and working radius to ensure safe operation within defined limits.

One of the highlights of the TR-150 is its three-mode steering system—2-wheel steering, 4-wheel steering, and crab steering—enabled by a full hydraulic mechanism. This offers unmatched maneuverability in confined urban sites or indoor factory spaces.

Built on a robust frame tailored for crane work, the TR-150’s chassis structure offers high torsional rigidity and exceptional balance. The low center of gravity and wide tread width further contribute to its on-site stability, allowing safe operation even on uneven terrain.

Designed for both ease of transportation and onsite efficiency, the TR-150 meets Japan’s vehicle registration weight limits, making it road-legal without the need for special permits. Despite its compact size, it carries all equipment onboard and is capable of self-deployment, ensuring rapid mobilization and setup.

The Tadano TR-150 embodies the philosophy of a true multi-purpose rough terrain crane—offering performance, safety, and operational ease in a single, compact machine.