ALL-TERRAIN CRANE HIRE

All-Terrain Crane Hire Mackay

What is an all-terrain crane?

An all-terrain crane is a powerful piece of machinery that’s a hybrid of a rough terrain crane and a mobile truck crane. They are designed especially to perform well on all types of terrain and in all weather conditions. All-terrain cranes are usually equipped with a 4-wheel drive system and are powered by one or two engines. Cranes of this type combine the best features of mobile truck and rough terrain cranes, delivering on both mobility and manoeuvrability. 

Benefits of an all-terrain crane


All-terrain cranes are one of the leading types of crane available today, and we provide all-terrain crane hire Mackay-wide. These cranes have many great qualities, including:

  • Mobility
  • Strength
  • Efficiency
  • Flexibility
  • Adaptability
  • Strength
  • Speed

This makes them a fantastic asset for any construction project. They are particularly useful for construction sites in remote locations that lack proper road access – machinery that delivers value all-round.

Limitations of an all-terrain crane


All-terrain cranes have some drawbacks. One disadvantage is that they are generally extremely heavy, and heavier than alternative types of crane such as rough terrain cranes. Another limitation is that all-terrain cranes typically require outriggers to ensure their stability, which can mean added inconvenience and work.

What is an all-terrain crane used for?

All-terrain cranes are versatile. They have a range of heavy haulage applications and can be used for multiple jobs on a construction site. All-terrain cranes are frequently deployed for:

  • Installing gas or oil pipelines
  • Erecting wind turbines
  • Lifting pre-cast concrete constructions
  • A wide range of construction and haulage work

This type of crane can be applied to virtually any heavy haulage or lifting work on a construction site.

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All-terrain crane specifications

100T Terex Demag All-Terrain Crane

This 4-axel crane is capable of lifting 100 tonnes but is compact at just 2.55 metres wide. It has four outrigger bases and features the latest drive train technology.


  • Highest lifting capacity of any four-axle crane
  • 59.4m boom length
  • 10m folding jib
  • Modern drive technology for economic crane and road performance
  • Euro MOT 3B engine
  • Dual circuit hydro semi-block steering
  • 12 forward speeds and 2 reverse
  • Safety features include engine emergency stop device, electronic immobiliser system and safety balustrade


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140T Terex Demag All-Terrain Crane

This crane can lift up to 140 tonnes and features an innovative touchscreen crane control system. The main boom measures 60 metres and includes an extension. It also features elevated stability and manoeuvrability.


  • 140 tonnes maximum capacity
  • 60m main boom
  • Euro MOT 3a tier 3 CARB engine
  • Dual circuit semi-block hydraulic steering
  • Cruise control
  • 16 forward and 2 reverse speeds
  • Air-conditioned cab
  • Crane data logger
  • Safety features include overload indicator, contour safety markings, engine emergency stop and antilock system


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220T Terex Demag All-Terrain Crane

This 5-axel crane has a maximum capacity of 220 tonnes, and a main boom measuring 78 metres, and can reach a height of up to 99 metres.


  • 220 tonnes maximum capacity
  • 78m maximum telescopic boom length
  • Scania DC13 engine
  • Control of superstructure movements via remote control
  • Dual circuit steering system
  • Safety features include deviation warning, tinted safety glass in cab, electronic immobiliser system and safety markings
  • 12 forward and 2 reverse speeds
  • Smart crane control system


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All Terrain Crane FAQs


What is the difference between all-terrain and rough terrain cranes?

Whilst rough terrain cranes are designed for rough or uneven terrain, all-terrain cranes are equipped to drive smoothly on this type of terrain as well as surfaces like roads and highways.

Are all-terrain cranes suitable for confined construction sites?

Yes – if your construction site is remote, awkwardly located, or has hard to reach areas, all-terrain cranes are one of the best solutions for lifting and haulage.

What if I don’t know what type of all-terrain crane I need?

If you’re uncertain, get in touch with our team on 0429 648 069 to discuss your requirements. We’re happy to guide you towards the right crane for your project. If you’re still unsure if All Terrain Crane hire is right for you, we also offer a wide range of Franna Cranes, City Cranes, Crawler Cranes & Truck Mounted Crane Hire options!

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