An all-terrain crane is a type of crane that can be used on a variety of surfaces, including uneven ground. They are often used for construction projects or for moving large objects.

All-terrain cranes have a number of features that make them versatile and able to handle a variety of tasks. Some all-terrain cranes have all-wheel drive, which helps them to navigate rough or uneven terrain. 

There are many differences between rough terrain cranes and all-terrain cranes. Here are some main considerations when choosing between the two:

• Rough terrain cranes work well on uneven surfaces, like construction sites, but they must be transported to the job site by a trailer. An all-terrain crane, on the other hand, is also good for uneven surfaces, but they can travel at speed on public roads which means they don’t require transportation to the job site.

• A rough terrain crane is designed for lifting and moving heavy objects over short distances in a limited space. It has a shorter jib and is more maneuverable than an all-terrain crane. All-terrain cranes have the capability to transport hefty payloads across considerable distances on jobsites without moving from one place to another, similar to the function of a rough terrain crane, but with extended reach.

• Rough terrain cranes fit into tighter spaces and have the ability to pick and carry, whereas all-terrain cranes have stronger charts to make heavy lifts from a single spot.

All-terrain cranes are used for a wide range of lifting operations in various industries. They excel in construction sites, where they can be utilized for tasks such as erecting large structures like wind turbines or bridges, loading and unloading heavy cargo, and performing general lifting operations. They are particularly well-suited for projects with challenging ground conditions, such as sandy, muddy, or rocky terrain. All-terrain cranes are also ideal for unfinished sites, as they can operate on both paved and uneven ground, allowing for efficient lifting operations before the site is fully prepared. Additionally, their ability to travel on highways makes them ideal for multi-site projects, as they can quickly and easily be transported between different locations. All-terrain cranes are also well-suited for lifting jobs in natural surroundings, as they can maneuver around buildings and natural obstacles without the need for extensive clearing. 

The capacities of used all-terrain cranes can vary widely depending on the specific model and age of the crane. Generally, these cranes have a lifting capacity ranging from 40-900 Tons.

No, you have the flexibility to choose whether you want to provide your own licensed crane operator or opt for Maxim Crane’s operated and maintained crane rentals.

To request a quote, simply contact us today. Our team will be happy to assist you and provide a personalized quote tailored to your project’s requirements.

Renting a crane offers various benefits, including:

1. Cost Savings: Renting a crane eliminates the upfront investment and ongoing maintenance costs associated with owning a crane, allowing you to allocate your financial resources more effectively.

2. Flexibility: Renting a crane gives you the flexibility to choose the right type and size of crane for each specific project, ensuring that you have the most suitable equipment for your lifting needs at the right time.