AuctionTime Telescopic Boom Crawler Cranes Blog Archive

Link-Belt’s new 180-ton TCC-1800 telescopic crawler crane has a 314-ft maximum tip height, SmartFly jib options, the Pulse 2.0 Rated Capacity Limiter, and V-CALC track charts. ...

The cranes’ telescopic booms gave contractor Malcolm Drilling the flexibility it needed to get the work done on cramped, often complex jobsites. ...

The manufacturer now offers eight cranes in its 30- to 132-ton GHC series of telecrawlers, and the GHC85 is one of the midsize models. ...

Hardesty Concrete Construction Inc. of Sterling, Virginia, purchased the telescopic crawler crane for its small footprint and reach to pour concrete, lift materials, and erect structural steel. ...

The new crawler will make its in-person debut at The Utility Expo in Louisville, Kentucky, on September 28. ...

The new crawler crane is flexible on the jobsite, with adjustable-width tracks, and travels in just one load with its standard 25,000-pound counterweight package. ...

Liebherr says the 50-t telescopic crawler crane is ideal for assembling prefabricated components, auxiliary tasks on wind turbine sites, energy sector work, and infrastructure construction. ...

The new 16-story building, called “The Stack,” is a 474,000-square-foot mixed-use development whose bottom 10 stories required the Link-Belt TCC-1400 to hoist more than 250 precast panels. ...

The watercourse project specialists at Terra Engineering & Construction have been using Grove cranes for nearly 20 years and rely on their minimal downtime to get jobs right on schedule. ...

Provided by Tutt-Bryant Heavy Lift & Shift, the crane is a good fit for the job thanks to its capacity and boom length, flexible transport options, and self-erection features and ease of use. ...

The Healdton-based crane and trucking service has logged more than 560 hours of oilfield work with the crane in less than six months’ time. ...

The new 140-ton max. lift capacity crane was built in response to customer feedback. ...