Rough terrain cranes are specialized lifting machines designed to operate on uneven and rugged surfaces. They feature large, heavy-duty tires and a robust chassis, allowing them to navigate challenging landscapes such as construction sites, forests, and mountainous areas. These cranes are equipped with a telescopic boom that can extend to lift heavy loads at various heights. These cranes are typically powered by diesel engines and have four-wheel drive capabilities, enhancing their mobility. Operators can control the crane's movements from a cab that provides a clear view of the work area. Rough terrain cranes are essential for industries like construction, mining, and oil and gas where traditional cranes may struggle to operate effectively.