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A Dacotah West 275-ton Link-Belt truck crane rigged up on a Bakken wellsite

The fleet

12 cranes. Published specs. Our own yard.

From a 35-ton boom truck to a 275-ton truck crane — with capacities and boom lengths listed, so you can check the pick before you call.

Crane specifications

Larger cranes and additional equipment available on request.

Crane fleet with capacity and boom lengths
Crane Type Capacity Main boom Max with jib
Manitex 3577c Boom truck 35 tons 77 ft
Manitex 50110s Boom truck 50 tons 110 ft 159 ft
Manitex 50128s Boom truck 50 tons 128 ft 177 ft
Manitex 60131 Boom truck 60 tons 131 ft 184 ft
Link-Belt HTC 8675 Truck crane 75 tons 127 ft 191 ft
Terex T 780 Truck crane 80 tons 126 ft
Link-Belt HSL 218 Crawler 110 tons 210 ft
Liebherr LTM 1100-5.2 All terrain 130 tons 233 ft
Link-Belt HTC 3140 Truck crane 140 tons 162 ft 217 ft
Grove GMK 5165 All terrain 165 tons 167 ft 226 ft
Tadano ATF 220G-5 All terrain 250 tons 223 ft
Link-Belt ATC 3275 Truck crane 275 tons 223 ft 290 ft

Specs are nominal manufacturer ratings. Actual capacity depends on radius, configuration and ground conditions — call dispatch and we'll run the chart with you.

Support equipment

The rigging, trailers and iron that go with the lift — so the whole job comes from one contractor.

  • Bucket trucks
  • Spreader beams — multiple sizes and capacities
  • Man baskets for certified personnel lifts
  • Semi trucks and tractors
  • Flatbed, step-deck & tail-roll trailers
  • Hotshot trucks
  • Helical pier installation equipment
  • Skid steers, backhoes and packers
  • Belly dump & side dump trailers

Not sure which crane the job needs?

Give us the weight, the radius and the site conditions. We'll tell you what it takes — and if we don't have it, we'll tell you that too.