All Adds 11 New Liebherr All-Terrain Cranes

Dec. 5, 2022 - The All Family of Companies has purchased 11 new all-terrain (AT) cranes from Liebherr.

The new units range in capacity from 135 to 900 U.S. tons (USt).

Most will be delivered by June 2023.

Chad Rados, project coordinator for All, said the package shows the continued popularity of ATs among a wide range of customers. “Our whole class of Liebherr ATs is always working,” said Rados. “From new construction to bridges, to refinery and mill work, they’re in demand. This package will update our fleet as well as replace some older stock.”

Rados estimates each crane will be on job sites within a week of delivery, after the maintenance team completes detailed commissioning.

As ATs have gotten longer and stronger, general contractors have found more uses for them.

“There are many lifts, especially in tight confines, where these larger ATs can do work that was formerly exclusive to crawler cranes, and do it with faster prep work and set-up times and fewer days on rent,” said Rados.

Rados is particularly excited about the acquisition of 360-USt Liebherr LTM 1300-6.3, the first ever in the All fleet. “With the 295’ boom, it can achieve maximum reaches without adding any extensions or luffing jibs,” said Rados. “It will do well in the industrial market, especially in tighter areas, as well as urban jobs where we don’t have a lot of room with street closures and obstructions.”

Rados praised the versatility of Liebherr ATs. “They have similar set-up times no matter the capacity, so customers can rent something larger without adding time and cost to the build,” he said. “We often sub-in a 500-ton AT for a 300-ton lift. The 1300 gives us another option.”

This order includes four Liebherr LTM 1450-8.1, two Liebherr LTM 1120-4.1, and one each Liebherr LTM 1160-5.2, Liebherr LTM 1250-5.1, Liebherr LTM 1300-6.3, Liebherr LTM 1650-8.1, and Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1.

The 900-USt LTM 1750 will be the third added to All’s fleet in three years.

“Liebherr has been an excellent partner,” said Rados. “We’re pleased to add these machines to the fleet and get them to work for our customers.”