National Crane Cranes
41 National Crane cranes models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Popular choice for utility and general contractors.
Versatile crane often found on municipal and larger construction projects.
A workhorse in the 50-ton class with superior boom length.
Often seen on single-owner/operator trucks. A step up in capacity from the NBT30H.
A popular truck-mounted crane with a long boom, ideal for flexible job site transport.
Represents the higher end of the commercial boom truck market. Check for proper maintenance records.
A popular entry-level boom truck, good for smaller jobs where agility is key.
Improvements over the NBT45, often includes updated operator interface.
A legacy model still highly sought after for its power and reach.
Successor to the NBT45-1 with incremental improvements. Still new to the used market.
A very popular model known for its long reach and reliable performance.
An update to the NBT25 model, with minor design improvements.
A very popular model for its balance of capacity and portability.
A predecessor to the NBT40-1, still a strong performer for many operations.
The latest iteration of the 45-ton series, featuring modern upgrades.
Premium model known for reach and capacity, often on Peterbilt or Kenworth chassis.
The -128 in the model signifies the boom length.
A popular older model, often found on slightly older chassis.
Successor to the popular NBT40H, with improved features.
The 'T' denotes a standard truck-mounted crane, distinct from boom trucks.
Excellent choice for operators needing a 50-ton with a good reach.
Often mounted on non-CDL chassis, making it a popular choice for smaller businesses.
A refresh of the popular 45-ton series, with updated controls.
A very common sight on job sites, known for longevity.
An updated version of the popular 30H, with improved ergonomics.
A slightly upgraded version of the NBT25, offering increased capacity.
One of National Crane's largest boom trucks, suitable for heavy lifting.
A foundational model that established National Crane's presence in the 20-ton class.
Designed for maximum capacity on a shorter boom, ideal for confined spaces.
A well-balanced 50-ton boom truck for various applications.
Premium truck-mounted crane for heavy lifts.
Successor to the NBT36, popular for versatility.
Highly sought after for its reach and capacity.
Commonly found on smaller commercial chassis.
Workhorse of its era, still reliable.
Updated version offering enhanced performance.
Older model but still a workhorse if well-maintained.
Excellent performance with a long main boom.
A bigger brother to the 5000-series with more power.
Known for having a longer boom than many 30-ton cranes.
A very popular and versatile compact crane.