2,000 lb · 28 ft
Spyder Cranes
A tracked mini crane that walks through a doorway, sets its outriggers on a floor slab and picks where nothing else fits.
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Mobile cranes
Rough Terrain Cranes
Four-wheel-drive jobsite cranes built to work off pavement, on mud, gravel and grade, and stay for the duration.
- Capacity range
- 30 to 90 ton
- Main boom
- 154 ft
- Rental term
- Long term, jobsite use only
- Site access
- Off-road and unimproved ground
What it is for
Rough Terrain Cranes
Rough terrain cranes are not road machines. They travel to site on a float and stay there, which makes them the economical choice for any job where the crane is needed day after day rather than for a single morning.
Large-diameter tires, four-wheel drive and four-wheel steer let them pick and carry across ground that would strand a highway carrier. On subdivisions, plant sites, pipeline and watermain jobs, and long infrastructure builds, the rough terrain is the machine that just stays on site and works.
Our rough terrain fleet spans 30 to 90 ton, with main boom to 154 feet. The right size depends on the load, the radius and the ground you are working from, and that is a conversation worth having before the day of the lift.
Best suited to
- Sewer, watermain and infrastructure
- Subdivision and residential builds
- Plant and industrial sites
- Multi-week jobsite programs
Working envelope
Diagram is indicative. Actual capacity at any radius comes off the load chart for the specific machine and configuration, confirmed in the lift plan.
Other equipment
2 to 28 ton · 120 ft
Derrick Cranes
A stiff-leg derrick that lives on the roof for the length of the job, so the street stays open and the crane stays put.
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6 to 27 ton · 115 ft
360° Hydraulic Derrick Cranes
A hydraulic derrick with full 360 degree rotation for compact spaces and rooftops, with real capacity behind it.
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