AuctionTime All Terrain Cranes Blog Archive

PDI National Cranes chose a Link-Belt 175 AT all-terrain crane with a 175-ton lift capacity to erect cell towers in the greater Toronto area in Ontario, Canada because it is easy to transport and set up. ...

The faster, more powerful LICCON3 presents information in a more simplified manner and provides more digital storage space. ...

An upgrade to the GMK6400, the GMK6400-1 is well-suited for bridge, construction, and wind farm work, as well as energy and infrastructure applications. ...

“It’s a crane that will be a true game changer, surprising many customers with just how much more a 77-t all-terrain crane can achieve,” says Andreas Cremer, vice president of product management for mobile cranes at Manitowoc. ...

The new 175- and 130-ton all-terrain cranes will be on display in Munich from October 24 to 30. ...

Especially strong in steep positions, the AC 2.040-1’s fully extended boom can lift up to a class-leading 16,755 pounds at a radius of 26.3 feet. ...

The 33rd edition of bauma, the world’s largest trade fair for construction equipment, will be held October 24 to 30 at the Messe München in Munich, Germany. ...

The Company returns to bauma in Munich, Germany, with a complete range of products and services aimed at serving the infrastructure, alternative energy, and industrial end markets. ...

“We believe that a crane of this type and capacity will enable us to complete hoisting work which has previously been beyond us, for example for the erection of wind turbines,” says Magis Technical and Commercial Director Andrea Caroppi. ...

“We continue to place our trust in the excellent quality and reliability of Liebherr cranes,” says Managing Director Oliver Herrmann. ...

Levantek selected the LTM 1160-5.2 based on rising customer demand for greater hoist capacity, a decision that was reinforced when owner Ferdinando Paez Trevino visited Liebherr’s production plant in Ehingen, Germany. ...

The new video board is situated in direct line of sight of vehicles crossing the Brent Spence Bridge, which takes I-75 and I-71 over the Ohio River. ...

Link-Belt says one of the crane’s biggest advantages is its excellent transportability; it can travel at highway speeds up to 62 mph and travels with just four overflow loads, where other cranes in its class require as many as six. ...

Owner Martin Corssen says his Grove cranes are hearty and versatile, and are easy to set up, dismantle, and operate. ...

“We looked at the specs for the GMK5250XL-1 and were impressed with its capacity and the enhancements in the load charts, as well as its compact design,” says NessCampbell President John Anderson. ...

Sistermi’s fleet of Grove lifting equipment also includes rough-terrain cranes and carry deck compact industrial cranes; the addition of the new GMK5250XL-1 is part of the firm’s fleet renewal program. ...

“With its 217-foot telescopic boom, the LTM 1150-5.3 has a very long mast with good lifting capacity values, yet is also very compact,” says Viktor Baumann Managing Director Sabine Baumann-Duvenbeck. ...

The new all-terrain crane is one of several cranes Força Diseño & Ingenieria SRL has acquired from Liebherr in the past year, including two LTM 1130-5.1s, an LTM 1200-5.1, and an LTM 1220-5.2. ...

The GMK5150L’s ability to drive to and enter a variety of jobsites is critical for oil and gas industry services specialist Central Trenec of Bogotá. ...

Link-Belt’s 200-ton 248 HYLAB 5 lattice boom crawler crane was lowered into the dry lock by the 275-t Link-Belt ATC-3275 all-terrain crane. ...

The manufacturer’s newest crane is available in two boom lengths, including a six-section 171-foot main boom that can lift 12,786 pounds with the boom fully extended and the maximum counterweight installed. ...

The company recently opened seven new locations in the U.S. and needed to stock them with a mix of rough-terrain and all-terrain cranes to increase the locations’ “rental readiness.” ...

The heavy haulage and heavy hoisting specialist recently purchased three new Liebherr mobile cranes, including two five-axle LTM cranes (the LTM 1230 5.1 and 1250 5.1) and the four-axle LTM 1120-4.1. ...

Smith Erectors considered using a 110-ton Link-Belt HTC-86110 telescopic truck crane, but opted for the 175-ton 175 AT all-terrain crane because it was much easier to transport to the jobsite. ...

The new 2.55-meter-wide cab, available on the GMK4090-1, GMK4100L-2, GMK5150-1, and GMK5150L-1, meets the latest European crash test requirements while providing more space and greater comfort for operators. ...