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The Link-Belt 120RT is a popular cran used across construction, excavation, and site work.
Estimated fair market value in good condition
2023 Model
3 years old
$504,000–$681,500
2021 Model
5 years old
$381,500–$516,000
2018 Model
8 years old
$172,500–$233,000
* Estimates based on MSRP depreciation. Actual value depends on hours, condition, and market.Get an exact valuation →
| Horsepower | 360 HP |
| Operating Weight | 90,000 lbs |
| Year Range | 2018–2025 |
| Base MSRP (New) | $900,000 |
| Avg Annual Hours | 800 hrs/yr |
| Bucket Capacity | 120 ton cap |
Common problem areas reported by owners and service technicians.
Common attachments that can add significant value to this machine.
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Average usage is ~800 hours/year. Lower hours command a premium, while machines over 6,400 hours see steeper discounts.
Excellent condition machines can bring 15-25% more than average units. Structural damage, leaks, and worn undercarriage reduce value significantly.
Regional demand, transportation costs, and local construction activity all affect pricing. Markets in the South and Midwest typically see higher demand.
Attachments like Boom and jib add value. Include them in your valuation for a complete picture.
Documented maintenance history with dealer records can add 5-10% to the value. Unknown service history creates buyer hesitation and lowers offers.
Production years 2018–2025. Newer emissions-compliant models (Tier 4 Final) generally retain value better than older generations.
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