We encourage you to speak with Bob Retterath to discuss the proper type and size of crane for your project. To discuss your next project, call or text Bob Retterath at 954.275.8247 or click on the button below to e-mail Bob.
Liebherr 125K — Fast-Erecting Crane
We are now proud to bring the Liebherr 125K fast erecting crane to the South Florida market. The 125K has been specially developed for civil engineering requirements such as road traffic bridges and commercial as well as industrial building construction. The 125K has a maximum hook height of 136 ft. and a maximum lifting capacity of 17,630 lbs. The maximum radius of the 125K is 180 ft.
GCI 5400 Series — Self-Erecting Luffing Boom Tower Crane — Diesel-Powered
The luffing boom crane was designed to meet the requirements of the restricted job site. With a short tail-swing and the ability to raise and lower its boom, it easily adapts to construction site demands providing complete coverage while avoiding obstructions. Hi-Rise Crane operates a fleet of diesel-powered, carrier-based, self-erecting luffing boom tower cranes in the GCI 5400 series.
Potain by Manitowoc Igo T130 — Self-Erecting Tower Cranes — Electric-Powered
The fast-erecting crane is an economical and adaptable choice for the small construction site. Our Manitowoc-Potain self-erecting, electric-powered cranes insure fast setup and quiet operation. The Potain line of fast-erectors provides a truly multi-purpose alternative to standard, diesel-powered mobile cranes. At Hi-Rise Crane, we feature the Potain Igo T130 self-erecting model.
Hammerhead Tower Crane
Hammerhead cranes are versatile and efficient. They easily adapt to any project whether using concrete, steel or other types of construction materials. It’s practical modular construction makes transport, assembly and disassembly quick, easy and cost-effective. The hammerhead crane has earned a solid reputation for its dependable performance.
Flat-Top Tower Crane
The principal design feature of the flat-top tower crane is the compact head. With the emphasis on quick and easy assembly, the simplified design is appealing and an undeniable benefit to the customer. While a welcome sight on any type of job site, many flat top cranes have been used on construction projects or near airports where overhead clearance is frequently a concern.
