The H3516 will replace the current Maintainer crane model 1115 in the product line. Both versions of the new crane offer 478 degrees of rotation and boom elevation from -13 degrees to +78 degrees.

Maintainer Corporation of Iowa Inc. announced the addition of 16 ft. (4.8 m) electric-hydraulic and hydraulic cranes to its line of service truck cranes. The new cranes were unveiled in conjunction with the opening of the International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition (ICUEE) in Louisville, Ky.

The new EH3516 electric-hydraulic crane has a 15,000 ft. lb. crane rating and maximum lift of 3,500 lbs. The crane features a planetary winch, with hoist drum and wire rope located outside of the boom for improved operator visibility.

"This crane has more hydraulic reach than competitor models of this size," said Tom Wibben, director of sales and service of Maintainer. "With the functionality and safety features incorporated into this new crane, we think this will be a great option for customers. This model should work well for the municipal, utility, and other attendees we often see at ICUEE."

The new cranes are mounted with a universal 14.75 by 14.75 in. (37.4 by 37.4 cm) or 11.5 by 14.75 in. (29 by 37.4 cm) bolt pattern, which allows the crane to be added to a variety of truck bodies. The EH3516 is only available in the short-tower design and includes several popular features:

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It has a 4 gallon-per-minute power pack for maximized crane speeds.

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There is a self-protecting thermal shutdown built into the 12-volt DC motor.

• A proportional wireless crane remote is standard.
• An optional battery isolator is available to keep the crane battery charged while avoiding a drain on the chassis battery.

The new crane also will be offered in a full hydraulic version as well.

The H3516 will replace the current Maintainer crane model 1115 in the product line. Both versions of the new crane offer 478 degrees of rotation and boom elevation from -13 degrees to +78 degrees.

For more information, visit www.maintainer.com.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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