Lattice & Large-Crane Work

Lattice and large-crane work covers the picks that a rough terrain crane cannot make. ON-SITE runs two 100-ton P&H lattice boom crawlers and a 120-ton Grove all-terrain out of north Phoenix, with the operator, the rigging and the support equipment quoted as clean separate lines.

P&H 100-ton lattice boom crawler crane

2

100-ton crawlers

120

Ton all-terrain

75

Ton lowboy in-house

Own

Haul fleet

When you need the big iron

Usually it is radius, duration or duty cycle rather than raw weight that pushes a job onto a crawler.

Long radius picks

The load is not heavy at the hook but it is a long way from the crane.

Sustained lifting

Duty cycle work over days rather than a single set.

Tall sets

Structures and equipment going up higher than a truck crane can reach.

Soft or unimproved ground

Tracks spread load where outriggers would need substantial cribbing.

Industrial and plant

Tanks, vessels and process equipment during shutdowns.

Infrastructure

Bridge, utility and structural work with engineered lift plans.

What comes with a big-iron job

Certified operator

Confirmed before anything moves.

Engineered lift plan

Drawn for the load, the radius and the ground conditions.

Rigging to match

Blocks, spreader bars and crane mats sized to the pick.

Mobilization on our trucks

A 75-ton lowboy in-house, so the move is ours to schedule.

Erection and dismantle

Quoted as their own lines rather than buried in an hourly rate.

Documented condition

Photo record at every stage.

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The cranes that do this work

Every class we run, from the yard on 16th Street. Swipe through, or open any machine for specs.

How big-iron jobs are quoted

ErectionDismantleMobilizationCrane timeSupport equipment

Large lattice work is quoted as clean separate line items so you can see what each part of the job costs. That is deliberate: rolling it into one hourly number makes it impossible to compare quotes or challenge anything.

The 120-ton all-terrain also dispatches with a counterweight support truck and lowboy. Mandatory on a machine that size, and it appears as its own line rather than hidden in the crane rate.

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Common questions

What size crawler cranes do you run?
Two 100-ton P&H lattice boom crawlers, alongside a 120-ton Grove all-terrain for jobs that need road mobility instead of tracks.
Do you provide the lift plan for large picks?
Yes. Large-crane work includes an engineered lift plan drawn for your load, radius and ground conditions.
How is erection and dismantle charged?
As separate visible line items, along with mobilization and crane time, so you can see and compare each part of the job.
Can you get a crawler onto a tight site?
Tell us the access and the ground and we will tell you honestly whether it fits, and whether a different class is the better answer.
How far in advance should I book?
The big classes book out first. The earlier you give us the date, the better the odds we can hold it.
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