Sennebogen 673E-R





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Lifting height (mm)
36,000
Lifting capacity (t)
70
Weight (kg)
69,800
Power source
Diesel
Main boom (m)
36
Hydraulic system (bar)
330
Slewing speed (rpm)
0 - 2
Line pull (kN)
50
This crane is built for lifting and material handling on site
This Sennebogen crawler crane is intended for lifting, handling and internal transport on demanding job sites. The machine has a lifting capacity of 70 t and a lifting height of 36,000 mm. These figures support planning for tasks where reach and stable lifting matter in daily operation.
The machine weight is 69,800 kg. The overall length is 12,958 mm and the width is 2,980 mm. The construction height is 3,274 mm. These dimensions are relevant when buyers assess transport planning, access routes and working space on site.
The boom and upper structure support controlled crane work
The crane is fitted with a Quadro boom. This boom type is relevant for lifting tasks that require controlled boom movement and clear load positioning. It gives buyers a factual basis for comparing boom configuration with the needs of their handling operation.
Continuous rotation supports work where the load must be placed across a wide operating area. This is relevant on sites with changing lift points and limited space for machine repositioning. It can reduce interruptions when materials must move between storage areas, trucks and installation points.
A catwalk is fitted on both sides of the upper structure. This provides practical access around the machine during daily checks and routine service. A toolbox is also included, which supports storage of essential equipment used during operation and inspection.
The undercarriage suits movement across active work areas
Skidsteer travel is part of the machine configuration. This is relevant where the crane must move within active work zones and align with varying lift positions. For contractors and industrial operators, that supports handling flow without relying on separate site transport for every repositioning task.
The machine layout is relevant for applications where lifting and handling take place in the same working cycle. This can include yard work, component handling, loading support and general site logistics. The stated dimensions help buyers assess whether the crane fits route widths, storage areas and defined lifting zones.
The cab is arranged for visibility and daily operator use
The cab is a MaXcab with climate control, a sun visor roof and a roof wiper. An air suspension seat with heating is included. These features support consistent working conditions during long shifts and in changing weather.
The cab can tilt, which is relevant when the operator needs a clearer viewing angle during lifting work. Better visibility into the working area supports load control and communication with ground staff. This matters on sites where safe placement depends on precise observation of the hook and load path.
The engine and electrical setup support planned daily operation
The crane uses a Cummins engine. The engine setup includes automatic idle, hand throttle, autostop and adjustable autostop. These functions are relevant when companies want clear control of engine running time during lifting sequences, waiting periods and repeated handling tasks.
The emissions related equipment includes a diesel particulate filter and SCR with AdBlue. This is relevant for buyers who assess machine configuration against site rules and fleet requirements. The machine also has a battery main switch, which supports isolation during service and planned shutdown.
Electrical equipment includes a back up alarm, a reverse camera and a side view camera. These functions support awareness around the crane during travel and site movement. LED cab lighting and front LED roof lights support visibility in low light working conditions, while the rotating beacon adds clear machine indication.
Safety systems support control during lifting and travel
The crane is fitted with the SENCON safety system and indication for winch movement. These features are relevant when buyers assess control, monitoring and operator feedback during lifting operations. They support work where the machine handles loads in areas with changing personnel movement and active site traffic.
A fire extinguisher is included as part of the machine equipment. SENtrack is also fitted, which is relevant for companies that manage service planning, fleet overview and machine follow up across several locations. Taken together, the listed configuration provides a factual basis for evaluating this crane for lifting, handling and site logistics.





