BEIBEN 6x4 12 Ton XCMG Knuckle Boom Truck Mounted Crane for Sale with 8 m Dropside Bed

★ A 6x4 heavy crane truck with a 12 t XCMG knuckle boom and an 8 m dropside bed, built for lift-and-haul work on construction and industrial sites.

Chassis and Drive

▶ The BEIBEN 2638 uses the NG80 cab on a 6x4 heavy truck chassis with a 380 hp diesel engine and a nine- or ten-speed manual gearbox. The double rear axle spreads payload over four rear tyres, which keeps the truck stable when the crane is working over the side.

Hydraulic power steering, a 300-400 L fuel tank and 11.00R20 or 12.00R20 tyres are specified for long shifts and rough site roads. The chassis frame has reinforced crane mounting points behind the cab, and the front axle load is matched to the boom and bed combination.

XCMG SQS300-4 Knuckle Boom

▶ The crane is the XCMG SQS300-4, a four-section folding boom with a 12,000 kg maximum lift at close radius. Capacity falls as the boom extends; at the outer end the working load is set by the crane load chart, not by the headline figure. Maximum outreach is approximately 14-15 m and maximum lifting height approximately 16-17 m.

Two front and two rear hydraulic outriggers raise the truck clear of the ground before lifting. The boom stows low behind the cab for transport, and the operator controls the crane from a seat on the crane base. A hook, lifting slings and outrigger pads are supplied with each unit.

Dropside Cargo Bed

▶ The bed is a white steel dropside body approximately 8.0-8.5 m long and 2.4-2.5 m wide, with side panels around 0.5-0.6 m high. Stake pockets, hinged side gates and a tailgate allow awkward loads to be loaded from three sides, while the flat floor accepts pallets, steel sections and stacked panels.

The bed floor is reinforced for forklift loading, and the rear panel carries reflective chevron marking and a protected light bar. Side under-run guards and mudguards are fitted as standard. The combination of a long bed and a folding boom means the truck can carry cargo and lift it with one unit instead of hiring a separate crane.

Applications and Export Configuration

▶ Typical duties include delivering steel beams and reinforcing bar, setting precast wall panels, moving generators and pumps, loading pipes and scaffolding, and supporting maintenance crews at industrial plants. The 6x4 driveline and 12 t crane cover loads that a lighter 4x2 crane truck cannot handle safely.

Options include a higher-capacity crane, a longer or shorter bed, side stakes, a hydraulic rear ramp, a cargo tarpaulin and a flashing beacon. Left-hand drive is standard; right-hand drive, spare wheels, export packing and a spare-parts kit can be ordered. Production is quoted at 25-40 days after drawing approval.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum lifting capacity of this crane truck?

The XCMG SQS300-4 is rated at 12,000 kg at close radius. Capacity decreases as the boom extends, so the load chart supplied with each crane must be used for any lift at outreach.

How long is the cargo bed?

The dropside bed is approximately 8.0-8.5 m long and 2.4-2.5 m wide. Final length depends on the wheelbase and crane mounting position confirmed at order.

Can the truck lift and carry at the same time?

The crane and bed share the chassis, so the truck can carry cargo and lift it at the destination. The crane must only be operated with all four outriggers deployed on firm ground.

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