The Baby Gator

1999 Ford F800 with a 1999 14-ton 2800 Series Stinger crane. It features a three-section powered telescoping boom with a 63 ft reach, a 73 ft maximum height, and a 360-degree work area. Rear stabilizers are angled diagonally downward, while front stabilizers extend out and down, often placing them out of reach from each side of the truck. The Baby Gator specs are as follows:

• Length: 31'
• Base width: 8'
• Max height: 12' 6"
• Wheelbase: 18'
• GVW: 33,000 lbs
  

The Big Brother Gator

2007 Mack Granite CV713 model with a lockable tandem rear axle and an air-controlled, turning third drop axle. It carries a National Crane 900A series with a 26-ton capacity and a four-section telescoping power boom that can reach 103 ft, with a maximum vertical height of 113 ft. A folding jib allows for an additional 30 ft of height, extending overall reach.

Rear outriggers are true out-and-down and can be positioned anywhere from directly underneath the truck to fully extended (approximately 5 ft). Front outriggers are diagonal out-and-down with a span of approximately 7 ft and are non-adjustable. The front bumper also mounts a stabilizer, allowing more work to be done over the front of the vehicle. The Big Brother Gator specs are as follows:

• Length: 37'
• Base width: 8'
• Height: 13' 8"
• Wheelbase: 20'
• Axles: 2 with an additional drop axle
• GVW: 58,000 lbs
  

The Big Daddy Gator

We have a RARE 2015 National Book Truck 45t with 161 ft of main boom and an extension that puts its maximum tip height at just over 210 ft! That’s just over 20 stories, making this truck ideal for reaching the roofs of high-rise buildings and for cell phone tower work.

The crane is mounted on a 2015 Peterbilt 567 with an automatic transmission, four out-and-down outriggers in the rear, and a front bumper outrigger as well. The frame has a standard 8.5 ft width that complies with DOT regulations, and it measures 45 ft long and 14 ft in height overall.