Largest hydraulic crane in New England

New England’s most reliable and dependable crane rental company just got even bigger.

1010584_694578393901559_706153273_nAstroCRANE is proud to introduce its 600-ton Liebherr crane to its already impressive line of serviceable cranes. The new Liebherr LTM 1500-8.1 all-terrain mobile crane instantly becomes the largest hydraulic crane in New England. It’s able to extend its boom around 500 feet in height and reach across over 300 feet, making it one of the world’s longest telescopic booms. Oh, and it can do so while lifting hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of equipment.

 

This crane will be able to serve and reach the majority of buildings in Boston and New England.

 

Matt Wright, project manager at AstroCRANE, said the crane will do work on wind farms, transformers, bridges, power plants, and will be able to lift and install rooftop generators and HVAC units throughout Massachusetts and the rest of New England.

 

The crane will also help service other large cranes in the area.

 

“We just want to be able to take care of anything,” Wright added.

 

And with this machine, there won’t be much that can’t be taken care of in New England.

 

Want to see the biggest crane in New England in full demonstration?

 

On June 24-26, a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, AstroCRANE will be showing off and demonstrating the gigantic crane from Liebherr. Send a Facebook message to AstroCRANE’s Facebook Page if you want to come down and attend, so they can make accommodations down at their headquarters, located at 200 Codman Hill Road in Boxborough, Mass.

 

Representatives from Liebherr, the German crane and large equipment manufacturer, will be on site for an orientation of their massive machine, showing the crane’s full range of capabilities.

 

All are encouraged to stop by and check out this massive crane in action. It’ll be free for the public to stop by and watch when demonstrations and orientations are going on, just inform AstroCRANE that you’ll be coming so they can make safety arrangements.