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Conventional Truck Cranes (also referred to as Lattice Boom Cranes) are the standard for construction for a few different reasons, but they ultimately boil down to adaptability and portability. Their design allows them to be easily transported down major highways without issue. Conventional truck crane rentals are perfect for big, basic jobs where many things need to be lifted quickly and efficiently, such as moving concrete or even putting up steel frames.
With their ease of transport, conventional truck cranes aren’t for complex projects (such as a Spyder crane) but for getting the main parts of a project done quickly and efficiently. The lattice boom on a conventional truck crane is easily adjusted for a variety of heights, weights, and sizes and is considerably more capable of lifting than a conventional hydraulic boom. Conventional truck cranes can have a lifting capacity of 15 to over 1,000 tons, depending on the job requirements.
Our conventional truck crane services can be used for different precast applications such as installing parking garages, bringing together bridge assemblies and many projects for quick installations. For lengthier and larger projects, our conventional truck crane rentals throughout Oregon, Washington, and Idaho bring their main value in putting together precast elements to get the main structures installed more easily and cost-effectively.
Depending on the size and scope of your next project, conventional truck cranes may be a useful option for precast or other lifting jobs.
If you require conventional truck crane rentals in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, we are the right choice for putting together your lift fleet. With a variety of conventional truck cranes available, our experts can help your management team put together the right set of cranes for your next lift job.
Safety is a core value at NessCampbell Crane + Rigging. We are industry leaders in crane + rigging safety practices and are fully committed to providing a safe environment for our employees, customers, and the public at large.