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    Boom truck cranes offer easy transit between jobsites and short setup times, making them a good fit for work with contractors and utility operations. You’ll find both mounted and unmounted boom truck cranes for sale on CraneTrader.com.

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    Upper Hours: 7,660
    Location: Lewisville, Texas
    Upper Hours: 4,786
    Location: Henderson, Minnesota
    Seller: Heavy Machinery Sales
    Upper Hours: 6,663
    Location: Deptford, New Jersey
    Seller: Hoffman Equipment Inc
    Upper Hours: 1,605
    Location: Houston, Texas
    Upper Hours: 22,853
    Location: Anjou, Quebec, Canada
    Seller: Guay
    Upper Hours: 3,000
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: Truck and Van Outlet
    Upper Hours: 7,400
    Location: Boca Raton, Florida
    Seller: PPL Auctions
    Upper Hours: 9,627
    Location: Canton, South Dakota
    Seller: Power Equipment & Sales
    Serial Number: 3C7WRNFL6MG625635
    Location: Sealy, Texas
    Seller: Yoder & Frey Auctioneers LLC
    Serial Number: 3C7WRNFL2LG108444
    Location: Sealy, Texas
    Seller: Yoder & Frey Auctioneers LLC
    Serial Number: 2NKHHM6X8LM420473
    Location: Dallas, Texas
    Seller: BRUCKNER TRUCK SALES-DALLAS I-20
    Serial Number: 1M2MDBAB8SS077638
    Location: Fort Worth, Texas
    Seller: BRUCKNER TRUCK SALES-FORT WORTH
    Lift Capacity: 20 ton
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Upper Hours: 5,000
    Location: Caledonia, Wisconsin
    Upper Hours: 4,346
    Location: Lapeer, Michigan
    Drive: 4WD
    Location: Homestead, Florida
    Seller: Truckmax Homestead
    Drive: 4WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 4WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 4WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 4WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 4WD
    Location: Clarksville, Maryland
    Drive: 4WD
    Location: Neenah, Wisconsin
    Seller: Melchert Sales LLC

    About Boom Truck Cranes

    Available as mounted or unmounted units, boom truck cranes tend to have lower maximum load capacities than tower or crawler cranes, but make up for it with easy transit between jobsites and short setup times. These factors and others make them a good fit for use by contractors and utility operations. Mounted boom truck cranes come installed on a commercial truck chassis or trailer, while unmounted boom truck cranes come on their own and are ready to mount and use.


    Manitex 40124SHL Boom Truck Crane

    Versatility

    With a commercial on-highway truck serving as the base chassis, boom truck cranes can typically travel at highway speeds and operate within legal load limits, obviating the need for special permits and pilot cars, making them more convenient to transport than larger, heavier mobile crane options. The wide range of boom truck crane options and attachments (including detachable aerial work platforms, diggers, and telescopic jibs) make them a fit for a variety of job types.

    In addition, you might find outrigger kits and hydraulic extensions that enhance boom truck crane functionality by increasing their load limits. With such a wide range of options, you’ll find boom truck cranes ranging from compact models limited to lifting around 1,000 pounds (453 kilograms) to more robust cranes capable of lifting 50 tons (45 metric tons) or more to heights of more than 100 feet (30.5 meters).

    Mounted Boom Truck Cranes

    Mounted boom truck cranes typically come affixed to a flatbed truck, or in some cases, a truck with a service body, although the latter variety is generally less powerful. Some models have a dedicated operator cab, while others have standing controls located near the turret. Unlike dedicated truck cranes, boom truck cranes tend to lack a counterweight, which limits their maximum lift capacity. When outfitted to lift and move materials, the powered boom can be raised or lowered using a load-handling device or hook at the end of the load line.

    Unmounted Boom Truck Cranes

    As the category name suggests, unmounted boom truck cranes are sold on their own, without a vehicle or other platform. Unmounted boom truck cranes may be brand-new units that have yet to be mounted, or they may have been removed from a truck for a variety of reasons. In some cases, an unmounted boom truck crane may come as an integral part of a truck bed that can be mounted to a cab-and-chassis truck.

    Find The Right Boom Truck Crane

    Popular manufacturers of new and used boom truck cranes available on CraneTrader.com include Altec, Auto Crane, IMT, Elliott, Manitex, National, Stellar, and Terex, among others.

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