Crane Fleet Sunshine Coast

Diverse Crane Options for Efficient Lifting

At AMAC Cranes, we take pride in offering a diverse and reliable fleet of cranes, meticulously maintained to meet the demands of your project. Whether you're managing a small-scale construction task or a large industrial operation, our selection of cranes is designed to provide the power, precision and versatility you need. Our fleet includes:

3T Maeda Mini Crawler
AT20 20T Franna (2 of)
MAC25 25T Franna (2 of)
Liebherr LTM1040 40T Slew Crane
Liebherr LTM1055 55T Slew Crane
Tadano AC60 60T Slew Crane
Grove GMK5130 130T Slew Crane
Rigid Truck 8m Tray 15T Capacity

Our fleet is equipped to handle any lifting challenge with efficiency and safety. Whether you require a mini crawler's agility or a slew crane's heavy lifting power, AMAC Cranes has the right equipment to meet your needs. Contact us today to discuss how our cranes can support your next project.

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Affordable Crane Hire Solutions

Are you looking for an affordable crane hire? Benefit from AMAC Cranes' extensive fleet.

We have an extensive fleet of cranes to cater to your construction or maintenance lifting needs. From all-terrain cranes to specialist plant equipment, you’re sure to find everything you need at an affordable price.

Be sure to call AMAC Cranes on 0400 262 622 to take advantage of our low, short and long-term rental prices. We offer crane hire throughout the Sunshine Coast and surrounds, including Coolum, Noosa, Caloundra, Maroochydore, Gympie, Nambour, North Lakes, Caboolture, Lake Macdonald, Tewantin, Pomona and Yandina.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of crane do I need?
AMAC Cranes specialise in the rental of all-terrain cranes. Depending on your lifting requirements and the landscape of the worksite, our versatile truck-mounted and mobile cranes are sure to suit all your needs.
What brands do you carry?
Our extensive, all-terrain fleet includes cranes from renowned brands such as Liebherr and Terex.
Is a Franna crane the same as a taxi crane?
Franna cranes are often referred to as taxi cranes. This is because their role is to lift heavy equipment and load bulky supplies. Also known as “pick and carry” cranes, they are designed without outriggers or stabilising legs so they can function in an area with limited space. A Franna crane is allowed to travel on public roads, so supplies can be transported across multiple job sites.

Contact us today to learn more about our Franna Crane options!
Can I drive a Franna Crane on a public road?
One of the things that makes the Franna Crane such a useful tool for the construction industry is that it’s road legal. This means it’s easy to transport supplies between sites with minimum fuss.
Where are Franna cranes made?
Franna Cranes are made in Brisbane. They were specially designed for the Australian climate and terrain. They were created in 1980 and have played a key role in the Australian construction industry ever since. They are now part of a larger corporation called Terex and are available worldwide, but because they were designed specifically for the Australian mining and construction industries, this is still their main market.
Why should I choose an all terrain crane?
All-terrain cranes combine the features of a rough terrain crane and an all-terrain crane. Their key benefit is manoeuvrability and the ease with which they handle heavy tasks. They can usually lift over 1000 tons, so they are useful on all sorts of construction sites. All-terrain cranes are exceptionally good at handling the Australian landscape, plus they can operate in any climate and extreme weather conditions.

As well as being able to handle even the toughest terrain, all-terrain cranes feature a telescopic boom. This can be retracted, so the cranes can travel safely on the road, making them ideal for multi-site construction.

Contact us today to learn more about all terrain cranes.
What is the difference between rough-terrain and all-terrain cranes?
Both of these cranes are used in construction and share a lot of common features. There are several key differences that will help you choose between the types of cranes for hire.

All-terrain cranes feature a telescopic boom and a large number of tyres—up to around 14 on some cranes. They also have a wider cab and taller wheels than most rough terrain cranes. All of these features mean an all-terrain crane is very stable, even on the most rugged landscape.

Another key difference between all-terrain cranes and rough terrain cranes is the fact they can travel at higher speeds on public roads. This makes them exceptionally mobile and easy to move between jobs, so they’re ideal for work across different sites.

If you'd like to learn more about the benefits of all terrain cranes, contact us today to speak with a member from our friendly staff!