Categories ↠ Crawler Cranes ↠ Link-Belt LS-338

Link-Belt LS-338 Crawler Crane

Category: Crawler Cranes ➔
Manufacturer: Link-Belt ➔
Model: LS-338 ➔

Boom

Max Height @ Max Raise Angle - no jib	150 ft (46 m)
Min Height @ Max Raise Angle	25 ft (8 m)
Swing Speed	3.2 rpm

Dimensions

Ground Clearance	1 ft (0 m)
Tail Swing Radius	15 ft (5 m)
Transport Height	38 ft (11 m)
Transport Width	17 ft (5 m)

Engine

Bore	4 in (11 cm)
Displacement	426 cu in (6,981 cu cm)
Engine Model	GM6-71N
Max Torque	532 lbs ft (721 nm)
Net Power	171 hp (128 kw)
Number of Cylinders	6
Power Measured @	1915 rpm
Stroke	5 in (13 cm)
Torque Measured @	1200 rpm

Operating Specifications

Fuel Capacity	106 gal (401 l)
Operating Voltage	12 volts

Transmission

Max Speed

1 mph (1 kph)

Undercarriage

Ground Pressure	8.5 psi
Number of Shoes per Side	43
Width of Shoes	38 in (97 cm)

Link-Belt LS-338s currently for sale

A 1975 Link-Belt LS-338 From American State Equipment for $18,500.00 USD

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