Advanced Cranes and Rigging

Advanced Cranes are proud to announce the Liebherr LTM 1400-6.1 to our fleet in South East Queensland.

As one of the newest cranes of its class, the LTM 1400-6.1 brings outstanding lifting capacity, innovative technology, and the reliability that Liebherr is renowned for. Designed to meet the increasing demands of modern construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects, this crane delivers exceptional performance while maintaining efficiency and flexibility across a wide range of lifting applications.

The addition of the LTM 1400-6.1 reflects our ongoing commitment to investing in the latest equipment and providing our clients with industry-leading lifting solutions.

As Queensland continues to experience significant growth and development, we are focused on ensuring our fleet evolves alongside the needs of the market, allowing us to safely and efficiently support increasingly complex projects throughout the state.

We are excited to see this impressive machine go to work and look forward to the opportunities it will create for our clients, our team, and the future of heavy lifting in Queensland.

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Our SANY SCE4800A doing what it does best. 120t beams at ease 🔵

NEW ARRIVAL AT ADVANCED CRANES QUEENSLAND

We’re excited to welcome a brand new Liebherr LTM 1230 to our Brisbane fleet!

This powerful addition means we can take on an even wider range of projects across Queensland and continue delivering for our clients as demand grows.

It’s the first of several larger cranes arriving over the coming months as we expand our fleet and strengthen our capabilities across SEQ.

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On this ANZAC Day, we honour the brave men and women who served and sacrificed for our freedom. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten.

Lest We Forget.

Working with Hepburn Energy, our Liebherr LTM1750 (800T), Liebherr LTM1250, and Mac25-4 SL cranes recently serviced 'Gale', one of the two wind turbines at Australia's first community-owned wind farm located near Daylesford, Victoria.

The rotor and blades were lifted to the ground to allow repairs to the main bearing and high speed shaft bearing. This was a major operation, and the first time the top of the turbine had come off since construction.

A big thank you to for having us on site, and to .a.d.creative.studio for the brilliant images.

The installation of the new Wandong rail overpass has been successfully delivered using an LR1600 , involving 257 tonnes under hook lifted and placed during a tightly controlled rail possession.

The scale of the lift required extensive engineering, detailed lift planning, and precise coordination across all teams on site.
Ex*****on on the night was smooth, controlled, and completed safely, marking a significant step forward in project delivery.

Acknowledgement to the crews, engineers, and project partners whose planning and professionalism made this outcome possible.

Keep an eye out for the full case study on this lift.