GR-1000XL-3 / -4
Tadano GR-1000XL-3 / -4 — reference record for the earlier rough-terrain crane generations of roughly the 100-tonne class. On the current Tadano site this line is continued by the GR-1000EX-4.
Key Specifications
3- Type
- Rough-terrain crane (multi-generation reference page)
- Covered generations
- GR-1000XL-3 and GR-1000XL-4
- Current successor on Tadano site
- GR-1000EX-4
Overview
This listing covers two earlier generations of Tadano's ~100-tonne (metric) rough-terrain crane in the GR-1000XL family — the GR-1000XL-3 and the GR-1000XL-4. These are distinct model generations from the current published GR-1000EX-4 and from the fully electric EVOLT eGR-1000XLL-1, and their specifications must NOT be merged: main boom length, jib configurations, radii, hoist line pull, drivetrain, engine emission tier, and homologation differ between XL-3, XL-4, EX-4 and EVOLT variants. On the current Tadano North America / global site, the actively published ~100-t rough-terrain model is the GR-1000EX-4; older XL-3/-4 users should reference the exact archived specification sheet for their unit. This page does not carry a single "current" spec set — for any live quotation the exact machine's official spec PDF must be consulted.
Illustrative specifications — confirm exact configuration with RENTEK before ordering.
Highlights
- ~100 t (metric) class rough-terrain crane
- Covers XL-3 and XL-4 generations
- Distinct from GR-1000EX-4 and EVOLT eGR-1000XLL-1
Applications
- Existing XL-3 / XL-4 fleet reference
- Previous-generation jobsite lifting reference
- Historical procurement context
More in Rough Terrain Cranes
GR-550XL-3
- Type
- Rough-terrain crane
- Range
- Tadano GR-XL
- Capacity class
- ~55 t (metric)
GR-750XL-3
- Type
- Rough-terrain crane
- Range
- Tadano GR-XL
- Capacity class
- ~75 t (metric)
GR-800XL-4
- Product class
- Rough-terrain crane
- Capacity class
- 72.6 t (80 US ton class)
- Main boom
- 12.0 – 47.0 m
GR-1300XL-4
- Class
- Rough-terrain crane
- Capacity
- 118.0 t (130 US ton class)
- Main boom
- 12.2 – 56.0 m, six sections
