The sales process starts with two preliminary questions: how much weight do you need to lift, and how far out do you need to lift it? This will help determine what crane model is most suitable for your application. Be prepared to describe your application in as much detail as possible.
For truck cranes, details about the truck itself. Do you want to install the crane on a new truck or your existing vehicle? In either case, we will need the year, make, and model. Also, what kind of transmission does the truck have, and does that transmission have a PTO opening? It helps if you can send us photographs of the transmission ID plate as well. Do you need the crane to be remotely controlled? Are there any additional tools you need to manipulate or utilize, such as a grapple or auger?
For marine cranes, tell us as much as you can about your application and the vessel, barge, or dock you want to install the crane on. Do you need a winch? And do you need the crane to be remotely controlled? Are you operating in a saltwater environment? How will you power the crane? Do you need a power unit as well? Again, do you need to run additional tools like a pile driver or grapple?
Sharing your needs as completely as possible helps us provide you with a crane that can tackle the jobs you need to get done.