Overview
The entry point to the AT line, still full capability.
The 175|AT is Link-Belt’s entry point into the All Terrain line: a highway-legal five-axle chassis that drives itself to the jobsite, then sets up on V-CALC outriggers to lift at full rated capacity on the same machine that took it off-road to get there. Its six-section boom telescopes to 197.3 ft, and with the three-piece bi-fold fly and all three lattice extensions it reaches a 315.1 ft tip height.
Every function runs through Link-Belt Pulse 2.0, a 10-inch touchscreen operating system with an integrated rated capacity limiter, telematics, and Wi-Fi software updates. A Cummins QSX15 (548 hp) drives both the road and the crane functions through a ZF TraXon automated manual transmission.
Six-section boom
V-CALC outriggers
Pulse 2.0
Five-axle chassis
55 mph travel
Why the 175|AT
Full AT capability, right-sized.
Pulse 2.0 operating system
10-inch touchscreen with integrated RCL, anti-two-block, real-time load and radius, and Wi-Fi updates.
V-CALC outriggers
Variable confined-area lifting with live 360° charts, four dual-stage beams plus a front bumper jack.
Five-axle highway chassis
A true all terrain crane that drives itself to the job at up to 55 mph, then goes off-road on the same chassis.
Six-section boom
42.7 to 197.3 ft with seven extend modes, reaching 315.1 ft with the full fly and extensions.
Telematics standard
Cellular location, usage, maintenance, and fault-code monitoring, so your fleet team sees the machine before it calls in.
Cummins QSX15
548 hp and 1,950 ft·lb of torque, run through a ZF TraXon 12-speed automated manual with no clutch pedal.
Specifications
The full technical picture.
Representative specifications for the Link-Belt 175|AT. Always refer to the in-cab Crane Rating Manual for allowable lifting capacities.
Lifting & Boom
| Maximum rated capacity | 175 US tons (150 mt) @ 7 ft |
| Main boom | 42.7 – 197.3 ft (13 – 60.1 m) |
| Boom sections | Six, pin & latch construction |
| Boom extend modes | Seven (EM1–EM7) |
| Boom elevation | −2.1° to 81° |
| Max tip height (main boom) | 207 ft (63.1 m) |
| Max tip height (fly + extensions) | 315.1 ft (96.1 m) |
| Fly | 10 – 32.5 – 55 ft three-piece bi-fold, 0–45° |
| Counterweight | Up to 90,000 lb, configurable |
Engine & Drivetrain
| Engine | Cummins QSX15, 6-cyl diesel |
| Rated power | 548 hp (409 kW) @ 2,000 rpm |
| Peak torque | 1,950 ft·lb (2,644 N·m) @ 1,400 rpm |
| Emissions | Tier 4 Final / Stage V |
| Transmission | ZF TraXon, 12F / 2R automated manual |
| Drive | 10×8 on/off-highway |
| Max travel speed | 55 mph (88 km/h), governed |
| Fuel tank | 117 gal (442.9 L) + 10 gal DEF |
Carrier & Outriggers
| Carrier width | 9.02 ft (2.75 m) |
| Wheelbase | 28 ft 9 in (8.76 m) |
| Axles | Five, 10 wheels |
| Outriggers | Four dual-stage beams + front bumper jack, V-CALC |
| Main jack reaction | 189,800 lb (844.3 kN) |
| Transport length (w/ rear winch) | 51 ft 7.6 in (15.7 m) |
Hoist & Tech
| Main winch max line pull | 23,622 lb (105.1 kN) |
| Main winch max line speed | 397 ft/min (121 m/min) |
| Main rope length | 900 ft (274.3 m) |
| Operating system | Link-Belt Pulse 2.0, 10 in |
| Monitoring | Telematics + Wi-Fi updates |
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175|AT Technical Data
Full specifications & capacity charts (PDF)
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175|AT Brochure
Overview & feature highlights (PDF)
Questions, answered
Link-Belt 175|AT FAQ
How much can the Link-Belt 175|AT lift?
The Link-Belt 175|AT has a maximum rated capacity of 175 US tons (150 metric tons) at a 7-foot radius.
What is the maximum tip height of the 175|AT?
Maximum tip height is 207 ft on the main boom alone, and up to 315.1 ft with the three-piece bi-fold fly and all three 18 ft lattice extensions.
What engine powers the Link-Belt 175|AT?
A Cummins QSX15 six-cylinder diesel producing 548 hp (409 kW) at 2,000 rpm, Tier 4 Final / Stage V compliant, paired with a ZF TraXon automated manual transmission.
How fast can the 175|AT travel on the highway?
The 175|AT is governed to approximately 55 mph in 12th gear on the ZF TraXon transmission, letting it drive itself between jobsites at highway speed.
How long is the main boom on the 175|AT?
The 175|AT uses a six-section pin-and-latch boom that extends from 42.7 ft to 197.3 ft, with seven operator-selectable extend modes.
What is the difference between the 175|AT and the 225|AT?
The 175|AT is the entry point to Link-Belt’s All Terrain line at 175 US tons with a six-section 197.3 ft boom, while the 225|AT steps up to 225 US tons with a longer 202.1 ft boom and more available counterweight. Both share the same 548 hp Cummins engine rating, ZF TraXon transmission, and Pulse 2.0 operating system.
Can I rent or buy a Link-Belt 175|AT from HOLT?
Yes. HOLT Crane & Equipment sells and rents the Link-Belt 175|AT across north, northeast, central, and west Texas, and southern New Mexico, backed by factory-trained service and genuine parts. Call 877-275-1520 for availability.
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