All-terrain slew cranes
Slew crane hire
A modern, Liebherr-dominated fleet of all-terrain slew cranes from 35 to 350 tonnes, each supplied with an experienced operator and planned by our in-house lift engineer.
35-350 T
Capacity range
20+
Slew cranes
130 M
Max tip height
Slew crane hire
Reach, capacity and precision
A slew crane sets up on outriggers and rotates its boom through 360 degrees. That gives it the reach and capacity at radius to lift over buildings, across sites and onto roofs, and to place heavy loads precisely.
Our slew cranes run from the two-axle Liebherr LTM 1030-2.1, which is quick to set up in town, to the six-axle LTM 1350-6.1 with up to 130 m of tip height. Every crane carries current CraneSafe certification, a plant risk assessment and detailed crane drawings for lift planning.
At a glance
Slew crane hire
Sizes35 to 350 t
MakesLiebherr, Grove, Demag
OperatorAlways included
Lift plansIn-house engineer
Hours24/7
Phone(07) 3184 0978
The cranes
Pick your crane
Every crane is supplied with an operator and has its load chart one click away.
35T
2 in fleet | BNE + WGA

Liebherr LTM 1030-2.1
Two-axle taxi crane that is quick to set up and light on its feet.
All-terrain slew crane | 2 axles | 30 m boom
55T
1 in fleet | BNE

Terex Demag AC 55-3
Three-axle all-terrain with a long 50 m boom for its class.
All-terrain slew crane | 3 axles | 50 m boom
60T
3 in fleet | BNE + WGA

Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1
Versatile three-axle crane for structural steel, HVAC and general lifting.
All-terrain slew crane | 3 axles | 48 m boom
70T
3 in fleet | BNE + WGA

Liebherr LTM 1070-4.2
Four-axle workhorse with strong charts at radius.
All-terrain slew crane | 4 axles | 50 m boom
90T
1 in fleet | WGA

Liebherr LTM 1090-4.1
Proven 90 t all-terrain for regional infrastructure and industrial work.
All-terrain slew crane | 4 axles | 50 m boom
100T
1 in fleet | BNE

Liebherr LTM 1100-4.2
60 m main boom on four axles. Long reach without the set-up of a five-axle crane.
All-terrain slew crane | 4 axles | 60 m boom
120T
3 in fleet | WGA

Liebherr LTM 1120-4.1
Our newest four-axle class. Three units joined the fleet in 2025-26.
All-terrain slew crane | 4 axles | 66 m boom
150T
1 in fleet | BNE

Grove GMK5150L
Five-axle heavy lifter for precast, bridge beams and plant installs.
All-terrain slew crane | 5 axles | 60 m boom
200T
1 in fleet | WGA

Liebherr LTM 1200-5.1
72 m of telescopic boom for heavy and high lifts.
All-terrain slew crane | 5 axles | 72 m boom
230T
4 in fleet | BNE + WGA

Liebherr LTM 1230-5.1
The strongest five-axle class in our fleet, with a 75 m boom. Four units across both depots.
All-terrain slew crane | 5 axles | 75 m boom
350T
1 in fleet | WGA

Liebherr LTM 1350-6.1
Our largest crane. Up to 130 m of tip height and 92 m of radius with the luffing jib.
All-terrain slew crane | 6 axles | 70 m boom
Typical work
What we lift
Commercial construction
Structural steel, precast panels, roof plant and glazing.
Energy and utilities
Transformers, substations, switch rooms and transmission works.
Industrial installs
Machinery, tanks and vessels, often inside tight plant rooms.
Bridges and civil
Girders, Super-T beams, culverts and bridge demolition.
Mining shutdowns
Planned shutdown cranes with day and night crews.
Heavy and tandem lifts
Engineered multi-crane lifts with lift supervision.
How it works
From call to lift
01
Tell us about the lift
Call or send the load weight, size, lift height and site address. Photos help.
02
We plan it
We pick the right crane and crew, check access and ground, and prepare the lift plan and SWMS.
03
We arrive ready
Crane, crew, rigging gear and paperwork on site at the agreed time, day or night.
04
Lift and sign off
The job done right, done safely and done on time. Then we pack up and leave a clean site.
Questions
Common questions
What size slew crane do I need?
It depends on the load, how far it has to go from the crane (the radius) and the ground and space on site. Send us those details, ideally with photos, and our lift planners will match the crane and send you a lift plan.
Do you supply lift plans?
Yes. Our in-house lift engineer produces CAD lift studies drawn over real site imagery, with working radius, slew path, exclusion zones, outrigger loads and ground pressure.
Do you supply riggers and doggers as well?
Yes. We supply qualified riggers and doggers, and lift supervisors for complex and multi-crane lifts.
Can you transport counterweight and gear ourselves?
Yes. Our own prime movers, low loaders and rigging trucks bring counterweight, lifting gear and crew to site, so you do not need to book third-party transport.
Google reviews
★★★★★
“Have used Superior for years. Have never let us down. They show up on time and get the job done safely and efficiently. Professional outfit with a team of down to earth blokes. Would highly recommend.”
S. Thong | 4.8 from 20 Google reviews
Guides
Read before you hire

Cranes explained
Understanding Luffing and Slewing in Crane Operations
In the realm of crane operations, two terms often used are "luffing" and "slewing." These terms refer to crucial functions that contribute to the...
3 min read

Cranes explained
Slewing Crane Meaning and How It Differs from Non-Slewing Cranes
If you work in construction, logistics, or heavy industry, you’ve probably seen the term slewing crane pop up in project specs. But what does it...
2 min read

Safety & lift planning
How to Read a Crane Load Chart: A Step-by-Step Guide
Operating a crane safely and efficiently requires a deep understanding of its capabilities. One essential tool for crane operators and riggers is the...
4 min read
Let’s talk about your next project
Ready to lift 24/7
Brisbane | QLD
(07) 3184 0978
324 New Cleveland Rd, Tingalpa QLD 4173
Wagga Wagga | NSW
(02) 6925 2556
35-39 Copland St, Kooringal NSW 2650
