22.11.2022

22 Tadano’s for CraneWorks

US based rental company CraneWorks has confirmed an order for 22 new Tadano cranes ranging from 80 to 700 tonnes.

The company placed the order - 15 of which are over 200 tonnes - while visiting Bauma last month, with deliveries scheduled throughout 2023 with shipments due to arrive in the US as soon as February next year.
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The CraneWorks order includes five Tadano AC 5.220L-1 250 tonne ATs

The order includes: one 80 tonne four axle AC 4.080-1, two 100 tonne four axle AC 4.100L-1s, two 110 tonne four axle AC 4110-1s, one 120 tonne five axle AC 5.120-1, one 140 tonne five axle AC 5.140-1, five 220 tonne five axle AC 5.220L-1s, three 300 tonne six axle AC 6.300-1s, three 450 tonne seven axle AC 7.450-1s, three 500 tonne eight axle AC 8.500-1s and one 700 tonne nine axle AC 9.700-1.
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The deal is agreed - (L-R) Ken Butz and Dean Barley of Tadano America, with Keith Ayers of CraneWorks, along with Dave Kuhlman and Dan Melnyk of Tadano America

CraneWorks vice president sales and marketing Scott Wilson said: "CraneWorks’ ownership and executives have worked with Tadano’s executives for over 26 years. The fact that Tadano listens to and values feedback from CraneWorks is key to this relationship. From the top of Tadano America down to the staff pulling it all together, it is a true partnership. While Dean Barley, Ken Butz, Ingo Schiller, Dan Melnyk, Ryan Chapman, Matt Klasel, Dave Kuhlman, and Leon Bowden might be the primary team for our business discussions, there are many more individuals that make the partnership work. Tadano is our business partner because they are honest, reliable, trustworthy, and do what they say they will do. In any business, especially the crane business, everyone knows everyone, and they talk to each other."

Tadano regional business manager Dave Kuhlman added: “Over the last several years, CraneWorks has become a retail leader for our highest capacity All Terrain cranes. Their recent commitment for multiple orders of our 350, 500 and 600 tonne models continues to prove their dedication to serving the market for Tadano’s largest lift capacity products."

Houston based CraneWorks was established in 2002 to provide new and used equipment, including cranes, aerial work platforms and telehandlers, along with parts and service. It works with a wide range of manufacturers including JLG, Tadano, Cormach, Fassi, IMT, Auto Crane, Gehl, Manitou, Palfinger, National Crane, Manitex and Versalift. It also runs a rental fleet with a wide range of equipment including crawler and Rough Terrain cranes, aerial work platforms, boom trucks and loader cranes from branches in Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, and Midland/Odessa, in Texas, New Jersey, Orlando, Florida and San Diego, California.