16.12.2025

50t Liebherr for County

UK rental company County Lifting Services has taken delivery of a 50 tonne Liebherr LTC 1050-3.1 city type All Terrain crane that it has named ‘Lily Grace’.
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The crane in County livery

The three axle single cab LTC 1050-3.1 features a six section 36 metre main boom and can be equipped with a 7.5 to 13 metre bi-fold swingaway extension for a maximum tip height of almost 52 metres, although County took its unit with the 1.5 metre Assembly jib, which can offset by up to 60 degrees and provides a tip height of 40 metres. It can handle up to 25 tonnes and the sheaves can be replaced with an integral hook for low headroom work.
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The 1.5m assembly jib

The crane is equipped with full remote controls for all superstructure functions, Stage V diesel and Liebherr’s VarioBase outrigger system. The cab not only retracts from the chassis to the superstructure but also can elevate to an operator's eyeball height of over 7.8 metres for views over obstacles.
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County Lifting managing director, Steve Drury said: “This is our seventh new machine from Liebherr and our third LTC crane. We worked closely with the team at Liebherr to ensure that this crane - christened ‘Lily Grace’ - would fulfil our needs and arranged for our branding - paint and signwriting - ahead of delivery. We are excited for its addition to our fleet of mobile cranes and thoroughly pleased with the end product.”
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Steve Drury of County Lifting (L) with Paul Goodall of Liebherr

Established in 1991 by Steve and Andrea Drury, County Lifting specialises in lifting, moving and installing heavy high value and delicate loads, such as works of art, trains, planes, vehicles, production machinery and engineering equipment. Based in Kettering, England it runs a fleet includes All Terrain cranes up to 130 tonnes, as well as spider cranes, pick & carry cranes, loader cranes and heavy forklift type lifting machines.
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