All-Terrain Crane Rentals

Our Extensive Fleet of All-Terrain Cranes

At Superior, we have a diverse rental fleet of 10 all-terrain cranes available. Our rental options include:

Tadano ATF 100-4.1: A versatile crane with a maximum lift capacity of 110 tons and a main boom length of 197 feet.
2 Liebherr LTM 1130-5.1: This is the ideal crane for heavy-duty tasks. It has a 155-ton maximum load, a 197-foot max boom length, and a 62-foot max luffing jib length.
Liebherr LTM 1160-5.2: This crane offers a lifting capacity of 190T and a range of boom configurations to ensure it’s flexible in action.
2 Liebherr LTM 1230-5.1: The newest addition to our rental cranes, offering a max capacity of 275 tons and a max lifting height of 364 feet.
2 Grove GMK 5250L: This crane has a 300-ton lifting capacity, a 230-foot six-section TWIN-LOCK boom, and a maximum jib length of 69 feet.
Liebherr LTM 1300-6.2: This crane boasts a 350-ton maximum load and a telescopic boom with a maximum length of 256 feet. This can be extended out to 230 feet.
Liebherr LTM 1450-8.1: This massive self-erecting crane boasts a max capacity of 550 tons, a 335-foot radius, and a max tip height of 433 feet.

MAKE	MODEL	CAPACITY	MAX TIP HEIGHT	LOAD CHART
Tadano	ATF 100-4.1	110 tons	269′	Download PDF
Liebherr	LTM 1130-5.1	155 tons	259′	Download PDF
Liebherr	LTM 1130-5.1	155 tons	259′	Download PDF
Liebherr	LTM 1160-5.2	190 tons	325′	Download PDF
Liebherr	LTM 1230-5.1	275 tons	364′	Download PDF
Liebherr	LTM 1230-5.1	275 tons	364′	Download PDF
Grove	GMK 5250L	300 tons	360′	Download PDF
Grove	GMK 5250L	300 tons	360′	Download PDF
Liebherr	LTM 1300-6.2	350 tons	374′	Download PDF
Liebherr	LTM 1450-8.1	550 tons	433′	Download PDF

Our Expertise

At Superior Rigging and Erecting Co., we are much more than just a reliable crane rental company. We have over 70 years of experience delivering exceptional, timely results across the Southeast. But that isn’t the only thing that sets us apart from the competition.

Specialized Rigging: The often overlooked rigging component of a crane rental service is an essential aspect of the project. Our company has established itself as a reliable and careful rigging provider through the years. We don’t offer bare rentals because our team of certified crane operators has the necessary skills, proficiency, and enthusiasm to tackle complex and unique projects efficiently and effectively.
Safety: Our top priority is safety, and we uphold the highest standards in all aspects of our work. We hold the belief that our employees, clients, the environment, and all parties involved in our projects should not be exposed to any potential harm or risk as a result of our activities.
Full-Service Package: Along with our crane rental equipment and rigging services, we offer an array of services to fully cover all aspects of your project. Our service offerings include:
- Machinery Moving
- Heavy Transport
- Warehousing Storage (Indoor and Outdoor)
- Steel Erection
- Steel Fabrication
- much more!

What is an All-Terrain Crane?

An all-terrain crane, as the name suggests, is a type of mobile crane that is built to function on all different types of terrains and weather conditions. This includes rugged terrain on the job site or smooth riding on public roads and highways. A great way to think about all-terrain cranes is a combination of a rough terrain crane and a truck-mounted crane.

Common Features and Accessories

These cranes typically feature components like:

Integrated telescoping boom
1 or 2 engines
All wheel drive
Counterweight

Accessories and add-ons like a boom extension, light packages, and all-weather operator cabs are generally available as well.

Why Rent an All-Terrain Crane?

An all-terrain crane offers unrivaled versatility on the construction site when it comes to maneuverability and the ability to lift heavy equipment. Their ability to work both on- and off-road provides a distinct set of advantages for a variety of applications. These cranes are commonly used on job sites without access to a public road because of their ability to traverse different types of terrains. Specific applications where you’ll often find an all-terrain crane include:

Steel erection
Erection of wind turbines
Installation of pipelines
Architectural precast
HVAC work
New construction

All-Terrain Crane Considerations

There’s a lot to consider when choosing the right equipment to rent for your construction project, but here are the main things to remember:

If you are looking for a mobile crane that can travel over a commercial construction site with unpredictable weather and terrain as well as on public roads, all-terrain is the way to go. There is no mobile crane that is more versatile when it comes to maneuverability.

Further, an all-terrain crane will generally have a higher maximum lifting capacity than other mobile cranes. This does mean that an all-terrain crane handles heavier loads and takes up more area, so keep that in mind when considering restrictions with tight spaces.

Due to their superior maneuverability, durability, and power, these cranes are generally considered “luxury” mobile cranes. They certainly provide a level of comfort you won’t find in other cranes, but it’s important to think if you really need one for your worksite.

If you are looking to rent an all-terrain crane in Atlanta, Orlando, or across the Southeast, contact us today. We will be happy to discuss the unique needs of your project and set you up for success with the right crane.