Elliott Cranes
39 Elliott cranes models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Often mounted on Freightliner or Peterbilt chassis. Check chassis condition carefully.
Commonly specified with a material handling winch. Verify current ANSI inspection.
Often mounted on Class 5 or 6 chassis like Ford F-550 or F-750.
A well-maintained E48 can still be a good value. Check for rust on outrigger beams.
Often paired with heavy-duty chassis like Kenworth T880. Verify all safety interlocks are functioning.
Ensure all boom sections extend smoothly without binding.
Requires a heavy-duty chassis and often needs permitting for road travel due to size.
Verify current load moment indicator (LMI) calibration.
Check boom section alignment and free travel.
The 'CH' denotes crane and manlift capability. Verify all boom and outrigger interlocks.
Verify a complete LMI system operational check. The 'F' indicates friction winch.
Older model, inspect for structural fatigue, especially near boom pivot points.
Popular model, inspect for routine maintenance records.
Often mounted on a commercial truck chassis.
Popular choice for municipalities and smaller contractors.
Often considered a good entry-level aerial lift for businesses.
Requires a heavy-duty truck chassis with appropriate GVWR.
Often equipped with specialized utility tools on the platform.
Top-tier model designed for the most challenging high-reach applications.
A workhorse model for many small to mid-sized businesses.
A very popular model for its balance of reach and payload.
Often found with an insulated boom for electrical work.
A high-demand unit for complex, high-altitude projects.
Shares many components with the L60R variant.
A popular model for its balance of size and functionality.
A highly specialized machine offering both aerial lift and crane capabilities.
A solid legacy model still in circulation, especially from the 2012-2018 range.
Popular choice for utility and telecom work.
Often found mounted on a Ford F-550 chassis.
Front-mount outriggers provide additional stability.
A true workhorse in the crane industry.
One of Elliott's highest capacity truck-mounted cranes.
A very common model, often seen in municipal fleets.
Features a strong, rectangular boom design.
Rear-mounted for greater reach over the rear of the truck.
Mid-range model offering good balance of reach and capacity.
A popular light-duty crane for urban environments.
Popular for its balance of power and maneuverability.
One of the larger HiReach models, offering significant reach.