Hydraulic Truck Crane Rentals

OUR HYDRAULIC TRUCK CRANES

Currently, we have 5 hydraulic truck cranes for rent in our fleet.

Grove TMS.500.2: With a remarkable lift capacity of 40 tons, this crane is capable of tackling demanding construction and industrial tasks with ease.
Grove TMS.800E: this crane has an 80 ton lifting capacity and a main boom length of 128 feet.
3 Linkbelt HTC-86100: offering a lifting capacity of up to 100 tons and a main boom length of up to 140 feet, the Linkbelt HTC-86100 is a high-performance crane that can handle even the most demanding lifting jobs.
Linkbelt HTC-86110: with a lifting capacity of up to 110 tons and a main boom length of up to 164 feet, the Linkbelt HTC-86110 is a robust crane that can handle heavy loads and provide excellent reach.

MAKE	MODEL	CAPACITY	MAX TIP HEIGHT	LOAD CHART
Grove	TMS.500.2	40 tons	154'	Download PDF
Grove	TMS.800E	80 tons	128'	Download PDF
Linkbelt	HTC-86100	100 tons	237'	Download PDF
Linkbelt	HTC-86100	100 tons	237'	Download PDF
Linkbelt	HTC-86100	100 tons	237'	Download PDF
Linkbelt	HTC-86110	110 tons	164'	Download PDF

Superior Rigging and Erecting Co. is a company that prides itself on delivering top-notch results in the Southeast. With over 70 years of experience, we offer more than just crane rentals; our commitment to excellence is what sets us apart from our competitors.

Specialized Rigging: One of the essential aspects of a crane rental service is rigging. We understand that rigging is often overlooked, but it’s a critical component that requires careful attention. Our team has established itself as a reliable and efficient rigging provider, possessing the necessary skills and expertise to handle complex projects with ease.
Safety: At Superior Rigging and Erecting Co., safety is our top priority. We firmly believe that our employees, clients, and the environment should not be exposed to any potential harm or risk during our projects. Therefore, we ensure that safety measures are implemented at all stages of our work.
Full-Service Package: Aside from crane rentals and rigging services, we offer a complete package that covers all aspects of your project. Our full-service offerings include machinery moving, heavy transport, warehousing, steel erection, steel fabrication, and much more. We aim to provide our clients with a comprehensive and hassle-free experience that exceeds their expectations.

What is a Hydraulic Truck Crane?

A hydraulic truck crane is a type of mobile crane that uses an internal hydraulic system for hoisting and lifting heavy loads. Conventional cranes generally rely on diesel or electric motors for lifting. This truck-mounted crane is a versatile machine used on many construction projects due to their versatility.

Common Features and Accessories

There are a variety of features and accessories available for different models including:

Telescopic or fixed main boom depending on the project
Internal hydraulic system for lifting
Outriggers
Operator’s cab
Counterweights
Jib or pulley

Add-ons are generally available like light packages, boom extensions and more.

Why Rent a Hydraulic Truck Crane?

These mobile cranes are great for a variety of construction sites. For starters, they are relatively easy to set up. All it takes to get rolling is for the crane operator to drive it to site, extend the outriggers, get the boom ready, and begin the heavy lifting. They are also flexible, mobile, versatile, and convenient.

Specific industries where you will often find hydraulic truck cranes include:

Airports
Bridges and Highways
Stadiums
Hotels and Apartments
Malls
Railways
New Construction

Hydraulic Crane Considerations

There’s a lot to consider when choosing the right crane to rent, but here are the main things to remember.

Hydraulic cranes are extremely versatile. After completing one task, they can easily move to another area of the job site for large loads. This means you can get more done with one vehicle.

Hydraulic truck cranes being mobile allows for easy movement across a job site. If your project involves difficult terrain, it’s a good idea to have an all-terrain crane or a rough terrain crane on hand.

It’s important to remember that these cranes require outriggers for stabilization. Keep this in consideration when picking a crane for your job, especially projects in tight spaces.

If this seems like a lot to take into account, don’t worry. Our trained and experienced customer service team can help you find the right crane for your unique needs. Give us a call or fill out the form below today and let’s develop a plan for your job.