100-ton All-Terrain Cranes for Sale in Al-Kharj

What to check before buying 100-ton all-terrain cranes

Before you commit to buying 100-ton all-terrain cranes, work through these checks:

• Line up the key figures for 100-ton all-terrain cranes: max lifting capacity, max boom length and max height under hook. Check each against the data plate and the manufacturer's data for the model.
• Ask for the load chart, the latest third-party inspection certificate and the maintenance history, and check the serial numbers against the documents.
• Arrange an inspection before you pay, ideally by someone independent of the seller.
• Ask what warranty or after-sales support, if any, the seller offers, and get it in writing.

What the 100-ton class means

On Arabian Tool, the 100-ton class groups all-terrain cranes whose max lifting capacity falls roughly between 85 and 150 tonnes. Each machine is placed in the nearest class to its actual specification.

Headline capacity is the maximum lift at the shortest radius. At the radius of your actual lift the machine can carry much less, so check your heaviest pick against the load chart before choosing a class.

Not sure which class you need? Describe the job in your request and ask the supplier to confirm the size. You can also look at 60-ton all-terrain cranes, 200-ton all-terrain cranes, 300-ton all-terrain cranes and 500-ton all-terrain cranes.

What affects the price of 100-ton all-terrain cranes for sale

Quotes for 100-ton all-terrain cranes differ from supplier to supplier. These are the factors that move the price:

• Year and model: newer models and popular configurations hold their value better.
• Location and transport: moving heavy equipment adds cost that depends on distance and machine size.
• VAT: listed prices are in SAR and exclude VAT, which is added to the final invoice where it applies.

Typical projects for 100-ton all-terrain cranes in Al-Kharj

Al-Kharj is a city in Riyadh Province, south-east of the capital, long known for its farmland and agriculture. 100-ton all-terrain cranes are common on construction projects.

They are also put to work on heavy lifts at several locations on one project, as well as assembling tower and crawler cranes.

Mention the exact site or district in your request so suppliers can price delivery and mobilisation accurately.

How buying works with Arabian Tool

1. Choose or describe. Pick a machine above, or tell us what you are looking for, your budget range and where it will work.
2. We pass it on. Your WhatsApp message or quote form is shared with suppliers who list matching machines. No checkout, no card details.
3. Review offers. Suppliers reply with price, condition, hours and availability. Listed prices are in SAR, ex-VAT.
4. Inspect and agree. Arrange an inspection if you wish, then confirm payment, transfer of ownership and delivery directly with the supplier.