ALL Crane purchases 43 crane package

New equipment is expected to be deployed across the markets of steel erection, general contracting, pipeline work, and other applications.

The ALL Family of Companies is has ordered 43 additional pieces of equipment from Link-Belt Cranes. Six months ago, ALL also completed the purchase of a 20-crane package from Link-Belt. Cranes from this second, larger order are expected to be delivered throughout 2024.

The package includes rough terrain cranes, telescopic crawlers, lattice boom crawlers, and hydraulic truck cranes in capacities ranging from 55 tons to 250-tons. The package is highlighted by 13 telecrawlers, including three 250-ton TCC-2500s, strengthening ALL’s hand in a category in which they already hold dominance. In addition, 10 traditional mid-range capacity crawlers have been added along with eight truck cranes, which bolster the company’s taxi-crane fleet. Finally, 12 rough terrain cranes, from 160-tons to 65-tons, have also been added.

“The package is further evidence of ALL’s commitment to continuous investment and offering the most modern fleet to our customers,” said Steve Freckmann, general manager of Dawes Rigging & Crane Rental, a member of the ALL Family of Companies. “Adding 63 units in a year’s time affords our customers greater flexibility and choice — in all of our regions.”