CraneTrader Crawler Cranes Blog Archive

German crane operator Wasel chooses Liebherr cranes for fleet update with five recent acquisitions and 20 more in progress, including the LTC 1050-3.1E, Liebherr’s first electrically driven mobile crane. ...

The successor to the 218 HSL has a 99.79-tonne lifting capacity and a 70-metre main boom that can reach a tip height of 85 m with a jib. ...

“Its pick-and-carry mode is particularly good as it enables us to carry transformer stations weighing up to 20 tonnes straight from the transport vehicle to the installation site,” says Eineder Managing Director Peter Eineder. ...

The new MLC250 is designed for use in the infrastructure, refinery, and commercial building industries. ...

The 650-tonne lattice boom crawler crane has the reach and lifting capacity needed to erect the latest wind turbines. ...

The Wide Boom Plus inserts give the lattice boom crawler crane the flexibility to complete a variety of jobs with up to 429.8 feet of reach when used with the VPC-MAX and extended upper boom points. ...

With a lift capacity of 2,500 tonnes, the new LR 12500-1.0 comes in just beneath the top-of-the-line 3,000-t LR 13000 in Liebherr’s large crawler crane lineup. ...

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. ...

“The award is an expression of appreciation for our commitment to safe crawler cranes and construction machinery,” says Liebherr-Werk Nenzing Managing Director for Sales Gerhard Frainer. ...

With two available main boom lengths, radio remote control, and a new, more powerful and efficient engine, the newest addition to Liebherr’s lattice boom lineup gives you plenty of lifting options. ...

Crane rental and heavy haulage company Wasel GmbH of Bergheim, Germany, recently bought an LR 11000, its fifth and most-powerful lattice boom crawler crane. ...