Crane Financing

CCG provides financing solutions specifically designed for the crane & rigging business.

REACH NEW HEIGHTS WITH CRANE FINANCING FROM CCG

CCG understands the construction industry and can help you exceed your business goals. We meet you on the jobsite and assign one personal point of contact to work with you for the life of your loan. We have the flexibility to offer you funding solutions that work for you.

Learn Everything You Need To Know About Financing Cranes

At CCG, we finance new and used crane equipment. Read in-depth crane insights, expert financing advice, and the latest trends in the realm of cranes.

Download your copy of the Ultimate Guide To Financing Cranes to take this information with you.

NEED A LIFT WHEN CASH IS TIGHT?

If your business needs a lift when cash is tight, we can structure a loan that provides you with additional cash during periods of growth or seasonality. CCG offers creative funding solutions for the crane and rigging industry by consolidating existing debt into one monthly payment or providing working capital for business operations.

Unlike a captive finance company, CCG can provide crane loans that cover a variety of manufacturers. You could also consolidate loans for multiple pieces of equipment, including different brands, under one monthly payment.

Looking for your next crane? Use this handy Crane Dealer locator.

Crane brands we’ve financed include:

  • Grove
  • National
  • Link-Belt
  • Tadano
  • Manitowoc
  • Liebharr
  • Sennebogen
  • Terex
  • Kobelco
  • Sany
  • Manitex

Types of Equipment We Finance

CCG offers financing for all types of lifting equipment. And finding the right lender is an important step to growing your business. At CCG, we have experience financing the following types of cranes:

  • Lattice Crawler Cranes
  • Hydraulic Crawlers
  • Rough Terrain Cranes

  • Rotating Telehandlers
  • Heavy Haul Low Boy Trailers
  • Excavators, Dump Trucks, Dozers and Other Construction Equipment

CCG FINANCES CONSTRUCTION CRANES

 

 

Before You Shop for Your Mobile Construction Crane

Selecting the appropriate crane can challenging. Businesses, regardless of their experience, must carefully evaluate their specific needs, as there are many options from which to choose. As you begin evaluating crane equipment, there are several vital factors that should be considered in your decision-making process.

  • The type of crane you will need
  • Support equipment needed
  • Safety features required
  • Rental vs. purchase

What Type of Work Will You Perform?

Determine Your Lifting Requirements

The primary consideration when choosing crane equipment is to understand what you intend to lift. The lift capacity of cranes varies greatly, and it's crucial to align your equipment choice with your lifting needs. Assess both your current and future requirements and select equipment that can accommodate these demands.

Evaluate Your Work Sites

The various work sites and the terrain on which you will be working will help determine which type of crane you might need. Different types of land conditions (soil type, slope, etc.) create special challenges, and it can be important to have equipment that can adjust to various situations. In instances where your work spans differing terrains, prioritize cranes that provide both mobility and stability across various surfaces.

Explore Your Crane Options - Types of Mobile Construction Cranes

By conducting comprehensive research prior to examining the crane choices, you will be more equipped to identify the most suitable option. When exploring the selection of cranes, you will see these common types: all-terrain, rough terrain, crawler.

All-terrain cranes (ATs)

All-terrain cranes (ATs), as indicated by their name, can handle all types of ground, including highway, off-road, muddy, asphalt, and sandy terrain. If your jobs involve considerable distances of travel, these cranes are particularly favorable because of their easy mobility. The distinct advantages of All-terrain cranes include their versatility on job sites, strong lifting capacity, and all-wheel option.

It’s important to consider that an AT can be substantial in size and weight. Many of them have dual engines, contributing to their performance. A proper assessment of the ground support at the intended job site is necessary.

Rough Terrain Cranes (RTs or 'Pickers')

Rough Terrain cranes, often referred to as "pickers," are designed to excel in challenging, off-road settings. Key advantages include compact size, off-road mobility, and all-wheel drive.

Rough terrain cranes come with either hydraulic booms or lattice booms. There are benefits to each of these. Hydraulic booms are quicker to set up, while lattice booms offer exceptional lifting capacities for heavy loads.

These cranes do require support equipment for transportation since they are not built for being driven on roads.

Crawler Cranes

Crawler cranes are mounted and have an undercarriage that includes a set of tracks. These tracks provide stability without the assistance of outriggers and can easily move on most surfaces, including soft, sandy soil.

Crawler cranes can have telescopic or lattice booms. Telescopic booms can reach extensive heights while lattice booms can lift heavier loads.

Additional Features

Other features to consider might include advanced control systems, boom length, and remote operation capabilities. Carefully align these features with your business requirements to enhance productivity and simplify operations.

These are only a few of the various cranes on the market. In making your choice among these, it’s important to consult with your equipment dealer. They can help you evaluate the specific needs of your projects and assist you in selecting the crane that best aligns with your requirements.

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