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Compact – A new design and an inline boom has produced a crane that is more compact.
Light – The inline boom reduces the crane’s weight. The use of special steel allows an excellent lift to weight ratio. A lighter crane equates to a greater payload on the vehicle.
Strong – A traditional boom is very stressed at the boom offset, so it must be heavily reinforced. The inline design makes the torsional stress no longer a factor.
Modular – To allow the crane to fit a variety of chassis, there is a sliding bracket for widths from 1′ 6″ to 3′ 6″.

Load Chart

105	1S	2S	3S
Number of extensions	1 hydraulic	2 hydraulic	3 hydraulic
Crane Rating (ft. lbs.)	31,100	31,100	31,100
Max. Horizontal Reach – hydraulic	14’5″	18’8″	23’0″
Max. Vertical Reach – hydraulic	23’8″	27’11”	32’2″
Max. Capacity (lbs.)	2160	1580	1200
Crane Weight (lbs.)	1390	1500	1600
Crane Dimensions	85″ x 77″ x 17″	85″ x 77″ x 17″	85″ x 77″ x 17″
Mounting Space	4’11” x 6’5″ x 1’5″	4’11” x 6’5″ x 1’5″	4’11” x 6’5″ x 1’5″
Slewing Angle	380	380	380
Oil Tank Capacity (gallons)	12.7	12.7	12.7
Max. Oil Flow (gpm)	3.7	3.7	3.7
Max. Working Pressure (psi)	3916	3916	3916
Stabilizers Manual Out	10’11”	10’11”	10’11”