XCR75U

The XCR75U is widely used for lifting operations in oilfields, mines, road and bridge construction.

XCMG North America
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The XCR75U is widely used for lifting operations in oilfields, mines, road and bridge construction. This rough terrain crane is designed with four innovative technologies integrated to create a high performance, green and energy saving efficient machine.

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