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Knuckle boom or straight boom crane, timber crane ?

From when I was looking for one to mount on a trailer, it had to be a knuckle boom.

Hiab didn't really do much for 3500kg in knuckle boom cranes, Fassi and Palfinger do a nice range, very good quality but very nice prices and heavy compared to others. Bonfiglioli, Pesci, decent value for money with decent lift to crane weight, I ended up with Bonfiglioli which are about the cheapest but the main reason is the best lift to weight ratio out there, not the best build quality though, but that said we have put some huge butts on with it.

There are other makes out there but bear in mind you need a fairly narrow folding crane if it's going on something similar to a transit, and bare in mind you will have a crap payload once the crane is on, my Bonfig with the extra framework weighs in just under 600kg, I would imagine if you could find a truck with one fitted it would be cheaper than buying one and having it properly fitted, buying the pump and the body altered.

Our next trailer will have a Pesci fitted to it I reckon.

 

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