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Trailer with Crane (Trailer-Mounted Crane)

A trailer with crane (also known as a crane trailer or lorry-mounted crane trailer) is a mobile lifting and hauling combination consisting of a towing vehicle (or tractor unit) and a trailer equipped with an integrated hydraulic crane. This configuration allows for self-loading and unloading of heavy cargo, pipes, construction materials, or equipment directly onto the trailer bed without requiring an additional lifting machine. The crane is typically mounted on the front or rear section of the trailer and can rotate, extend, and lift loads ranging from a few tons to over 30 tons. Trailer with crane is widely used in construction sites, logistics yards, pipeline projects, utility maintenance, and material handling ap

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1. Overview

A trailer-mounted crane is a mobile lifting solution designed to be transported on a trailer or mobile platform, offering exceptional versatility and ease of deployment across job sites . These cranes combine the lifting power of a crane with the portability of a trailer, making them ideal for industries such as construction, logistics, agriculture, forestry, and emergency response where equipment must be moved frequently between locations.

Key components include the trailer chassis, crane unit (telescopic, articulating, or self-erecting), hydraulic system, outriggers for stability, and towing mechanism. Power sources include diesel engines, electric motors, or PTO (power take-off) from the towing vehicle .

2. Types of Trailer-Mounted Cranes

2.1 By Crane Configuration

Type	Description	Best For	Lifting Capacity
Telescopic Crane	Boom extends linearly in stages; fast height/reach adjustment	Open-area operations, infrastructure projects	Medium to High
Articulating Crane	Multiple jointed boom sections that fold like an arm; exceptional flexibility	Tight spaces, obstacle navigation, precision work	Medium
Self-Erecting Tower Crane	Pedestrian-operated, fully self-contained unit with onboard generator	Construction projects with space restrictions, timber/steel frame houses	2,000 kg
Hydraulic Crane	Powered by hydraulic system; strong, controlled lifting force	Heavy-duty industrial and construction settings	High

Expert Tip: When selecting a trailer-mounted crane, consider not only lifting capacity but also transport regulations, setup time, and site accessibility. Always ensure the trailer and crane combination is rated for safe towing and complies with local road safety standards .

2.2 By Application/Size

Type	Description	Best For	Typical Capacity
Mini Trailer Crane	Compact, lightweight, portable	Home renovations, landscaping, small-scale construction	Low to Medium (up to 2,000 kg)
Timber/Log Trailer Crane	2-axle trailer with hydraulic loading crane	Forestry, logging operations	8,000 kg
Industrial Trailer Crane	Heavy-duty, designed for continuous operation	Construction sites, mining, industrial loading/unloading	5–15+ tons

3. Specifications (Representative Models)

Mantis TC25 Self-Erecting Trailer Crane

The Mantis TC25 is a pedestrian-operated self-erecting tower crane, ideal for construction projects where space is restricted .

Parameter	Value
Max lift capacity	2,000 kg
Max height under hook	19 m
Jib length	25 m
Lift at 10.8m on jib	2,000 kg
Lift at end of jib	750 kg
Total weight	21,480 kg
Generator options	16/20/30 kVA (on-board)
Special features	Permanent ballast, hydraulic levelling, radio remote control standard

Unique features :

Can be towed by articulated lorry and moved around site using agricultural tractor or telehandler
Hydraulic outriggers for easy leveling
On-board generator can also power site tools
Permanent ballast eliminates need for second transport vehicle

Preiss Tec PT-TC670L Timber Trailer with Crane

A new 2025 model timber crane and trailer combination for forestry applications .

Parameter	Value
Max reach	6.5 m
Payload	8,000 kg
Total weight	11,000 kg
Rotator	GR-30F
Max gripper width	1,260 mm
Tyres	400/60-15.5
Trailer type	2-axle timber trailer (TR-80)
Features	Hydraulic loading crane, mechanical front support, compressed air connections, CE marking

Schütte PK 24001L Trailer with Crane

German-manufactured trailer with off-center crane column for long material transport .

Parameter	Value
Permissible total weight	35,000 kg
Total length	11,000 mm
Loading area length	10,500 mm
Internal width	2,480 mm
Side wall height	1,000 mm
Fifth wheel height	1,300 mm
Special features	Crane column mounted off-center (stores long materials), 2 axles with forced steering, stability without additional front support

ATV Log Trailer with Crane

Compact off-road trailer for forestry and agricultural tasks .

Feature	Base Model	Advanced Model	Pro Model
Load Capacity	800 kg	1,000 kg	1,200 kg
Hydraulic Pressure	2,000 psi	2,500 psi	3,000 psi
Hitch Compatibility	Standard ATV	Multi-vehicle	Universal (all terrain)
Material	Steel frame	Steel frame	Steel frame
Tire Size	26-inch rugged tires	26-inch rugged tires	26-inch rugged tires

4. Key Features & Technologies

4.1 Hydraulic System

Most trailer-mounted cranes utilize hydraulic systems powered by diesel engines, electric motors, or gasoline engines . Typical specifications :

Specification	Typical Value
Operating pressure	~25 MPa
Pump power	~12.5 kW
Fuel tank (diesel models)	~200 liters

4.2 Stability & Safety

Feature	Function
Hydraulic outriggers	Stabilize crane during lifting; auto-leveling on many models
Permanent ballast	Eliminates need for separate transport vehicle (on Mantis TC25)
Radio remote control	Allows operator to stand at safe distance during operation
CE marking	Complies with European safety standards

4.3 Specialized Features by Model

Feature	Application
Off-center crane column	Allows storing long materials alongside crane
Forced steering axles	Improves maneuverability for long trailers
Self-loading capability	Hydraulic lift towers for reel loading
On-board generator	Powers crane and site tools

5. Applications

Industry	Typical Tasks	Recommended Crane Type
Construction	Lifting steel beams, precast panels, HVAC units, glass facades	Telescopic or self-erecting (2–10t)
Logging / Forestry	Loading and transporting logs, timber handling	Articulating timber crane
Agriculture	Lifting irrigation systems, grain bins, tractor parts	Compact, all-terrain (2–6t)
Logistics / Transportation	Loading/unloading containers, machinery, oversized freight	Hydraulic (4–10t)
Maintenance & Repair	Servicing power transformers, wind turbines, rooftop units	Articulating (3–8t)
Emergency Response	Debris removal, infrastructure repair after disasters	Rapid deployment (6–15t)
Utility / Municipal	Streetlight replacement, traffic signal maintenance	Compact trailer crane
Landscaping	Tree trimming, boulder placement, fence installation	Mini trailer crane

6. Trailer-Mounted vs. Truck-Mounted vs. Self-Propelled

Feature	Trailer-Mounted	Truck-Mounted	Self-Propelled Crawler
Mobility	High (towed by vehicle)	Very High (self-contained)	Medium
Setup time	Quick	Fast	Slow (requires assembly)
Cost	Lower	Higher	Highest
Road legality	Standard trailer regulations	Standard vehicle regulations	Requires transport trailer
Best for	Temporary sites, multiple locations	Long-distance travel, urban maintenance	Large, long-term projects
Indoor use	Limited	Yes (electric models)	Yes (electric models)

7. Key Buying Considerations

7.1 Selection Factors

Factor	Consideration
Maximum lifting capacity	Determine heaviest load; consult load chart (capacity decreases with reach)
Maximum reach required	Consider both height and horizontal outreach
Power source	Diesel for remote sites; electric for indoor/noise-sensitive areas
Towing vehicle capability	Ensure vehicle can safely tow trailer + crane + load
Site accessibility	Width restrictions, terrain, overhead clearance
Transport regulations	Check local road transport laws for trailer dimensions
Setup time	Self-erecting models (like Mantis TC25) offer fastest setup
Outrigger requirements	Essential for stability; auto-leveling beneficial on uneven ground

7.2 Load Capacity Guidelines

Application	Recommended Capacity
Small-scale forestry / landscaping	500–2,000 kg
General construction / logistics	3–8 tons
Heavy industrial / mining	8–15+ tons
Timber logging	8,000 kg+

7.3 Trailer Specifications to Verify

Specification	Typical Range	Why Important
Total length	6–11 m	Road transport compliance
Width	2.5–3 m	Road legality and site access
Axle configuration	2–3 axles	Load distribution, turning radius
Forced steering	Optional on longer trailers	Improves maneuverability

7.4 New vs. Used Considerations

Aspect	New Trailer Crane	Used Trailer Crane
Warranty	Full manufacturer warranty	Limited or none
Technology	Latest emissions, safety features	Older technology
Condition	Perfect, never used	Requires inspection (hydraulic leaks, frame cracks, winch wear)
Customization	Fully customizable	As-is
Price	Higher	40–60% of new
Best for	Long-term ownership, critical operations	Budget-conscious, occasional use

8. Trailer Crane vs. Truck-Mounted Crane (China Market Reference)

In markets like China, "随车吊" (truck-mounted crane) is common . The key difference:

Feature	Trailer with Crane	Truck-Mounted Crane
Prime mover	Towed by separate vehicle	Integrated truck chassis
Cost	Lower (no dedicated truck engine)	Higher
Flexibility	Can be left at site; towing vehicle used elsewhere	Complete unit must stay together
Typical capacity (medium)	2–10 tons	8–10 tons
Example model	Schütte PK 24001L (35t total)	Sinotruk TX 8x4 with 10t crane

9. Delivery & Service

Item	Details
Lead time (new)	2–6 months (varies by manufacturer and configuration)
Lead time (used)	As available (stock dependent)
Shipping	RORO / Flat rack / Container (disassembled)
Warranty (new)	Typically 12 months
Certification	CE, ISO 9001 (varies by market)
Service network	Available through manufacturer dealers
Training	Operator training available from manufacturers/distributors

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