Manitowoc Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes
Crawler Cranes
The heritage of Manitowoc Cranes dates to 1925 when the company built its first lattice boom crawler cranes at its facility in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Since that time, the very name “Manitowoc” has come to symbolize crawler cranes, and the company’s trademark red machines can be found in every corner of the globe.
Manitowoc has become the industry leader in innovation, sales, performance and support with state-of-the-art units ranging in capacity from 110 to 2,535 tons.
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Manitowoc MLC300 VPC-MAX 330 USt capacity lattice-boom crawler crane used to install new generators at historic Lake Byllesby Dam in Cannon Falls, Minnesota.
The Aspen Equipment team with a completed Manitowoc MLC150 crane build.
A barge-mounted Manitowoc crane MLC300 for a bridge replacement
A Manitowoc crane MLC650 for an infrastructure project in Australia
Manitowoc crawler crane in use on tough terrain
Manitowoc MLC100-1 crawler crane
Manitowoc MLC650 crawler crane for a Montreal bridge replacement
Manitowoc crawler crane provides exceptional reach
The Manitowoc MLC300 enables maximum efficiency for innovative lifting
Manitowoc MLC165 crawler crane in use for lifting wind turbine towers
Manitowoc MLC300 cranes for lifting in urban construction settings
Manitowoc MLC300 crawler crane at a Chicago jobsite
The Manitowoc MLC650 crawler crane increases efficiency for a wind project in Texas
Manitowoc crawler crane makes impressive lifts in upstate New York
The Manitowoc MLC650 delivers flawless performance on a Korean wind farm