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Looking to buy my first knuckle boom crane with a grapplesaw.
In Canadian funds with everything you can think of including man basket... mid-600K. -
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Best knuckle boom for this application
If you're planning on using a grapple saw I wouldn't recommend a fly-jib crane on a single axle chassis. Yes you will get the reach but the jib won't pick anything up when extended on a smaller crane due to the added weight of the rotator, grapple and quick connect. Currently finishing this... -
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Knuckle Boom Main and Jib Sections
If your booming over bungalows or "Short" Houses" having equal extensions on both the main and Jib is an advantage just due to geometry. Also you will not have to extend sections in and out as much to go up and down saving on wear pads. Cranes come in all kinds of configurations and you need... -
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Looking to buy my first knuckle boom crane with a grapplesaw.
92’ horizontal hydraulic reach lifting 1,920 lbs. 103’ full vertical reach lifting 2,200 lbs. Capacity varies with different angles and extensions extended or retracted. There is 1 manual extension as well that will get you out to 100’ horizontal when used. -
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Looking to buy my first knuckle boom crane with a grapplesaw.
Hi full disclosure I am a HIAB sales rep here in Ontario Canada. When making a purchase this large always consider purchasing as local as possible however also consider the quality of service you will receive. Not all Crane dealers are created equal and not all know their products as well as...
