
Mobile crane rental
Hydraulic truck and all-terrain cranes, roughly 25 to 300+ tons, driven to site and set up on the day of the lift.
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Hydraulic truck and all-terrain cranes, roughly 25 to 300+ tons, driven to site and set up on the day of the lift.
25 to 300+ tons
Truck-mounted knuckle or telescopic booms for lighter lifts, deliveries and quick sets.
Up to about 20 tons
High-capacity all-terrain and crawler cranes for industrial, energy and multi-day projects.
200+ tons, planned lifts
Riggers, rollers and gantries to move or set equipment where a crane alone will not do it.
Crews, gantries, rollers
Setting and removing rooftop units, condensers and solar equipment on commercial roofs.
Often 30 to 90 tonsDescribe the load, the site and the date. The providers who reply will recommend the right machine and size.
Describe the jobNot sure what size you need? Use the crane size guide.
| Crane | Rough capacity | Typical Kern County jobs |
|---|---|---|
| Boom truck | Up to about 20 tons close in | Trusses, pallets, poles, small HVAC units, generators |
| 25 to 40 ton truck crane | A few tons at 50 to 60 ft | Smaller rooftop units, light steel, signs, pool and spa sets |
| 50 to 90 ton hydraulic | Heavier units at longer reach | Larger rooftop units, commercial steel, pumps, compressors, pre-cast |
| 100 to 300+ ton all-terrain | Heavy picks, long radius | Tanks, vessels, plant equipment, utility work |
| Crawler crane | Very heavy, multi-day | Refinery turnarounds, solar and energy projects |
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