Military Terex Demags go Cummins

By Alex Dahm22 April 2008

Terex Demag MAC-50 all terrains for the U.S. Marine Corps have Cummins QSC engines

Terex Demag MAC-50 all terrains for the U.S. Marine Corps have Cummins QSC engines

Cummins will supply its QSC diesel engines to Terex Demag to power its MAC-50 all terrain crane for military applications.

Terex Government Programs will supply the MAC-50 to the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC). The military specification includes suitability for rapid deployment and all-terrain capability. The engine needs to be compatible with a wide range of military fuels, including 100% kerosene. It also needs cold-starting capability down to –32 oC. At the other end of the scale it must operate in hot climates with temperatures up to +50 oC.

Lifting capacity is 45 tonnes and the MAC-50 has a salt-water fording capability of 1.5 m. Terex manufactures its MAC-50 cranes at its Terex Demag plant in Zweibrücken, Germany. The 228 kW (305 hp) QSC engine is built in Darlington, UK.

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