The Utility Expo

Terramac RT6 closed cab '10.2017–pr.

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5 years ago
Wheels&Tracks

10/12/2017

Another International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition has come and gone bringing new successes to Terramac. ICUEE 2017 was hosted last week by Association of Equipment Manufacturers and it brought a crowd of utility contractors to the Terramac booth in search of rubber tracked crawler carriers. As a leading manufacturer, we proudly released our new RT6 crawler carrier during the Expo while showcasing our mid-sized RT9 customized with a concrete mixer attachment and 360° rotating RT14R crawler carrier.

https://www.terramac.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Terramac-ICUEE-2017.jpg

https://www.terramac.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/New-Terramac-RT6.jpg

The smallest unit to join the Terramac carrier line-up, the RT6 was released to the utility industry during ICUEE 2017. The RT6 crawler carrier is a nimble rubber tracked unit designed for improving access to remote and confined jobsites. Displayed only with a cab and chassis to showcase its design, attendees instantly recognized the unit for its simplistic approach to customization. Support equipment such as digger derricks, boom lifts, personnel carriers, cranes, and more were some of the ideas mentioned by those visiting the booth. The versatility of the RT6 carrier is limitless.

https://www.terramac.com/news/2017/icuee-2017-brings-success-to-terramac/

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