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RENTAL
Your One SourceEquipment RentalSolution
D I R E C T O R Y
REV05-2013
TABLE OF CONTENTSCAT RENTAL STORE RENTAL FLEET ...................................................... 1
HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTAL FLEET ........................................................ 17
POWER SYSTEMS RENTAL FLEET ............................................................ 25
LIFT TRUCKS RENTAL FLEET ................................................................... 39
COMPRESSED AIR RENTAL FLEET ........................................................... 33
CRANE RENTAL FLEET ............................................................................. 45
Mini Hydraulic Excavators ...................... 2Hydraulic Excavators .............................. 2Dozers ..................................................... 2Compact Wheel Loaders ........................ 3Wheel Loaders ....................................... 3Backhoe Loaders .................................... 3Multi-Terrain Loaders ............................. 4Compact Track Loaders ........................... 4Skid Steer Loaders .................................. 4
Telehandlers ........................................... 5Rough Terrain Cranes ............................. 5Straight Boom Lifts ................................. 6Articulating Boom Lifts ........................... 6Scissor Lifts ............................................ 6Motor Graders ........................................ 7Asphalt Compactors ............................... 7Soil Compactors ...................................... 7Sweepers ................................................ 7
Agricultural Tractors ............................... 8Off-Road Dump Trucks ............................ 9On-Road Dump Trucks ............................ 9Off-Road Water Trucks ........................... 9On-Road Water Trucks ............................ 9Vacuum Truck .......................................... 10Boom Trucks ............................................ 10Bucket Trucks .......................................... 11Digger Derricks ........................................ 11
All-Terrain Vehicles ................................. 12Light Towers ............................................ 12Air Compressors ...................................... 12Trailers ..................................................... 12Attachments ............................................ 13Locations & Phone Numbers .................. 16
Hydraulic Excavators .............................. 18Dozers ...................................................... 19Wheel Loaders ....................................... 19Motor Graders ......................................... 20Asphalt Compactors ................................ 20
Soil Compactors ...................................... 20LeeBoy Compactors ................................ 20Road Wideners ....................................... 21Remixing Transfer Vehicles ..................... 21Sweepers ................................................ 21
Scrapers .................................................. 22Soil Mixers/Reclaimers .......................... 22Articulated Trucks ................................... 23Off-Road Dump Trucks ............................ 23Off-Road Water Wagons ........................ 23
On-Road Water Trucks ............................ 23Locations & Phone Numbers .................. 24
Portable Generators ................................ 26Load Banks .............................................. 26Transformers ........................................... 27Automatic/Manual Transfer Switches .... 27Double Wall Fuel Tanks .......................... 27
Electric Water Chillers - Air Cooled ....... 28Air Handlers ............................................ 28Air Conditioners ...................................... 29Electric Heaters ...................................... 29Distribution Equipment & Accessories ... 29
Electrical Formulas & Amperage Chart ... 30Conversion Formulas & Charts ............... 31Locations & Phone Numbers .................. 32
Large IC Pneumatic Tire Forklifts ............ 40IC Pneumatic Tire Forklifts ...................... 40IC Cushion Tire Forklifts .......................... 40Turret Trucks/Swivel Mast Forklifts ........ 41Piggybacks & Truck Mounted Forklifts .... 41
Specialty Forklifts .................................... 4180 Volt Electric Forklifts .......................... 42Electric Counterbalanced Forklifts .......... 423-Wheel Electric Forklifts ....................... 42Electric Order Pickers & Dock Stockers .. 42
Narrow Aisle Electric Forklifts ................ 43Electric Pallet Movers ............................. 43Manual Pallet Jacks ................................ 43Attachments ............................................ 43Locations & Phone Numbers .................. 44
Crawler Cranes ....................................... 46All-Terrain Cranes ................................... 46Truck Mounted Cranes ............................ 46
Rough Terrain Cranes .............................. 47Boom Trucks ............................................ 47Industrial Cranes ..................................... 47
Locations & Phone Numbers .................. 48
Portable Diesel Air Compressors ........... 34Boosters .................................................. 34Electric Industrial Air Compressors ........ 35Oil Free Air Compressors ........................ 35Air Dryers ................................................ 36
Vacuum Products .................................... 36Compressed Air Products & Accessories ... 36Pressure Loss in Air Hoses Chart ........... 37Sandblast Nozzles Air Requirement Charts 37Locations & Phone Numbers .................. 38
PHONE DIRECTORYBrooksville.................................... 352.797.9500Daytona Beach............................. 386.947.4939Jacksonville................................. 904.714.3517Lake City....................................... 386.755.3997Lakeland....................................... 863.606.0512Ocala............................................ 352.620.0660
Orlando......................................... 407.856.4851Palm Bay....................................... 321.725.6420Sarasota....................................... 941.359.6050St. Augustine................................ 904.494.7464Tallahassee.................................. 850.514.1958Tampa........................................... 813.671.3200
TALLAHASSEE | PERRY | LAKE CITY GAINESVILLE OCALA | JACKSONVILLE ST. AUGUSTINE
904.737.7730 ext. 1284
BROOKSVILLE | LAKELAND | TAMPA SARASOTA
813.671.3700 ext. 8111
DAYTONA | ORLANDO | PALM BAY407.855.6195 ext. 3202
TALLAHASSEE | PERRY | LAKE CITY GAINESVILLE JACKSONVILLE | ST. AUGUSTINE904.494.1081
OCALA | BROOKSVILLE | LAKELANDTAMPA | SARASOTA813.865.2518
DAYTONA | ORLANDO | PALM BAY407.472.6235
ST. AUGUSTINE | JACKSONVILLE TALLAHASSEE PERRY | LAKE CITYGAINESVILLE | OCALA904.237.2371
BROOKSVILLE | LAKELAND | TAMPA SARASOTA813.781.7093
DAYTONA | ORLANDO | PALM BAY407.202.5702
POMPANO BEACH561.756.1651
TALLAHASSEE | JACKSONVILLE | GAINESVILLE OCALA | LAKELAND | TAMPA | SARASOTA800.395.1337 | 813.865.2027
DAYTONA BEACH | ORLANDO | PALM BAYPOMPANO BEACH | MIAMI800.696.5254 | 954.876.5608
ST. AUGUSTINE904.494.7653
TAMPA | ORLANDO813.376.6652
POMPANO BEACH | MIAMI954.683.5333
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POWER SYSTEMS RENTAL LOCATIONS & PHONE NUMBERS
LIFT TRUCKS RENTAL LOCATIONS & PHONE NUMBERS
COMPRESSED AIR RENTAL LOCATIONS & PHONE NUMBERS
CRANE RENTAL LOCATIONS & PHONE NUMBERS
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MINI HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS
HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS
DOZERS
302.7D 24 HP 5,900 lbs. op. wt. Max. 9’0” depth/15’10” reach 303.5E CR 31.6 HP 8,139 lbs. op. wt. Max. 10’4” depth/17’10” reach 304E CR 40.2 HP 8,838 lbs. op. wt. Max. 11’3” depth/18’4” reach 305E CR 40.2 HP 11,217 lbs. op. wt. Max. 12’1” depth/19’7” reach 305.5E CR 44.2 HP 11,938 lbs. op. wt. Max. 12’8” depth/20’3” reach 307D 56 HP 15,600 lbs. op. wt. Max. 13’3” depth/20’2” reach 308D CR 56 HP 17,300 lbs. op. wt. Max. 13’5” depth/20’4” reach 308E CR 65 HP 18,500 lbs. op. wt. Max. 15’5” depth/24’1” reach
MINI HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS WITH THUMB 303.5D CR 30 HP 7,800 lbs. op. wt. Max. 9’7” depth/16’9” reach 308D CR 56 HP 15,600 lbs. op. wt. Max. 13’3” depth/20’2” reach
MINI HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS WITH HAMMER 303.5D CR 30 HP 7,800 lbs. op. wt. Max. 9’7” depth/16’9” reach 308D CR 56 HP 15,600 lbs. op. wt. Max. 13’3” depth/20’2” reach
MINI HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS WITH MULCHER HEAD 308D 56 HP 16,200 lbs. op. wt. Max. 13’5” depth/20’4” reach 308E 65 HP 17,400 lbs. op. wt. Max. 15’5” depth/24’1” reach
Other available attachments include: Clean-out buckets, augers.
Other available attachments include: Clean-out buckets.
D3K2 XL 74 HP 17,200 lbs. op. wt. 6-Way Blade D3K LGP 74 HP 17,800 lbs. op. wt. 6-Way Blade D5K XL/LGP 96 HP 20,700 lbs. op. wt. 6-Way Blade D5K XL/LGP 96 HP 21,300 lbs. op. wt. 6-Way Blade
Available attachments include: GPS, Laser AccuGrade™.
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SWINGBOOM
*All specifications are estimates.
311D 80 HP 27,700 lbs. op. wt. Max. 18’4” depth/26’7” reach 312D L 90 HP 29,000 lbs. op. wt. Max. 18’2” depth/26’10” reach 312E L 91 HP 33,100 lbs. op. wt. Max. 19’10” depth/28’3” reach 314D CR/LCR 90 HP 31,500 lbs. op. wt. Max. 19’6” depth/28’ reach 316E L 113 HP 39,300 lbs. op. wt. Max. 21’7” depth/30’5” reach 320E L* 152 HP 56,500 lbs. op. wt. Max. 22’0” depth/35’ reach
HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS WITH THUMB 312D L 90 HP 29,000 lbs. op. wt. Max. 18’2” depth/26’10” reach 316E L 113 HP 39,300 lbs. op. wt. Max. 21’7” depth/30’5” reach 320E L 152 HP 56,500 lbs. op. wt. Max. 22’0” depth/35’ reach
HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS WITH HAMMER 312D L 90 HP 29,000 lbs. op. wt. Max. 18’2” depth/26’10” reach 316E L 113 HP 39,300 lbs. op. wt. Max. 21’7” depth/30’5” reach 320E L 152 HP 56,500 lbs. op. wt. Max. 22’0” depth/35’ reach
COMPACT WHEEL LOADERS
WHEEL LOADERS
BACKHOE LOADERS
906H 70 HP 12,500 lbs. op. wt. 1.2 yd³ Bucket 908H 79 HP 14,300 lbs. op. wt. 1.4 yd³ Bucket
Available attachments include: Booms, buckets, forks, material handling arms, rakes.
IT14G2 95 HP 18,700 lbs. op. wt. 1.7 yd³ Bucket 914G2 95 HP 17,500 lbs. op. wt. 1.6 yd³ Bucket 924K 145 HP 28,500 lbs. op. wt. 2.5 yd³ Bucket 928H 150 HP 27,700 lbs. op. wt. 2.7 yd³ Bucket 930K 156 HP 30,500 lbs. op. wt. 3.1 yd³ Bucket
Available attachments include: Booms, buckets, forks, material handling arms, rakes.
416F 89 HP 24,500 lbs. op. wt. Std. depth 14’4”/E-Stick 17’11” 420F/IT 95 HP 24,500 lbs. op. wt. Std. depth 14’4”/E-Stick 17’11” 430F/IT 97 HP 24,500 lbs. op. wt. Std. depth 15’5”/E-Stick 19’6”
Available attachments include: Ditch buckets, forks, E-Sticks, hydraulic hammers. Backhoe bucket sizes: 12” to 36” Fork length: 48”
3*All specifications are estimates.
MULTI-TERRAIN LOADERS
COMPACT TRACK LOADERS
SKID STEER LOADERS
247B2 56 HP 7,600 lbs. op. wt. 4,100 lbs. tip load/2,050 lbs. capacity 247B3 56 HP 7,000 lbs. op. wt. 4,300 lbs. tip load/2,150 lbs. capacity 257B2 57 HP 8,400 lbs. op. wt. 5,000 lbs. tip load/2,500 lbs. capacity 257B3 71 HP 8,300 lbs. op. wt. 5,350 lbs. tip load/2,675 lbs. capacity 277C 82 HP 10,100 lbs. op. wt. 6,500 lbs. tip load/3,250 lbs. capacity 287C 82 HP 10,700 lbs. op. wt. 7,750 lbs. tip load/3,875 lbs. capacity 297C 90 HP 11,600 lbs. op. wt. 8,100 lbs. tip load/4,050 lbs. capacity
Available attachments include: Buckets, forks, brush cutters, dozer blades, mulchers and hammers.
VERTLIFTHI-FLOW
VERT LIFTHI-FLOWVERT LIFTHI-FLOW
PT-30 34 HP 3,600 lbs. op. wt. 1,900 lbs. tip load/950 lbs. capacity
259B3 71 HP 9,400 lbs. op. wt. 5,900 lbs. tip load/3,000 lbs. capacity
279C 82 HP 10,100 lbs. op. wt. 6,400 lbs. tip load/3,200 lbs. capacity
289C 82 HP 10,800 lbs. op. wt. 7,700 lbs. tip load/3,850 lbs. capacity 299C 90 HP 11,100 lbs. op. wt. 8,300 lbs. tip load/4,150 lbs. capacity 299D 95 HP 11,000 lbs. op. wt. 8,500 lbs. tip load/4,250 lbs. capacity 299D XHP 106 HP 11,800 lbs. op. wt. 9,100 lbs. tip load/4,550 lbs. capacity
Available attachments include: Buckets, forks, brush cutters, dozer blades, mulchers and hammers.
226B3 56 HP 6,000 lbs. op. wt. 3,000 lbs. tip load/1,500 lbs. capacity 236B3 71 HP 7,000 lbs. op. wt. 3,900 lbs. tip load/1,950 lbs. capacity 242B3 71 HP 7,000 lbs. op. wt. 4,300 lbs. tip load/2,150 lbs. capacity 246C 73 HP 7,500 lbs. op. wt. 4,300 lbs. tip load/2,150 lbs. capacity 252B3 71 HP 7,900 lbs. op. wt. 5,300 lbs. tip load/2,650 lbs. capacity 262C 82 HP 8,700 lbs. op. wt. 5,400 lbs. tip load/2,700 lbs. capacity 272D 95 HP 8,800 lbs. op. wt. 6,400 lbs. tip load/3,200 lbs. capacity 272D XHP 90 HP 9,500 lbs. op. wt. 7,200 lbs. tip load/3,600 lbs. capacity
Available attachments include: Sod rollers, cold planers, trenchers, vibratory compactors, forks, grapples, augers, brooms, hammers, brush cutters. Solid tires also available.
HI-FLOW
VERT LIFTHI-FLOWVERT LIFTHI-FLOW
*All specifications are estimates.
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VERTLIFT
VERTLIFTVERTLIFTVERTLIFT
VERTLIFT
VERTLIFT
VERT LIFT
VERT LIFT
VERTLIFT
TELEHANDLERS
ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFTS
TL642 23,600 lbs. op. wt. 6,500 lbs. capacity 42’ lift height TL943 27,000 lbs. op. wt. 9,000 lbs. capacity 43’ lift height TL1055 34,900 lbs. op. wt. 10,000 lbs. capacity. 55’ lift height TH514 23,800 lbs. op. wt. 11,000 lbs. capacity 45’ lift height TL1255 39,200 lbs. op. wt. 12,000 lbs. capacity 55’ lift height
Available attachments include: Buckets, pallet forks, block forks, framer’s carriages, truss booms, lifting hooks.
GTH-5519 9,800 lbs. op. wt. 5,500 lbs. capacity 19’ lift height GTH-1056 30,000 lbs. op. wt. 10,000 lbs. capacity 56’ lift height GTH-1544 33,686 lbs. op. wt. 15,000 lbs. capacity 44’ lift height
644E-42 24,500 lbs. op. wt. 6,000 lbs. capacity 42’ lift height 944E-42 27,500 lbs. op. wt. 9,000 lbs. capacity 42’ lift height 1044C-54 33,000 lbs. op. wt. 10,000 lbs. capacity 54’ lift height
C-08-7116 93 HP 8,000 lbs. lift capacity Mast height range 10-21’
• Caterpillar 3054C direct injection turbo diesel engine• Caterpillar 416E fully synchromesh power shuttle transmission with torque converter and column mounted electrical fwd/rev control• 4 Wheel Drive• Standard carriage 60”
*All specifications are estimates.
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AERIAL LIFTS
S40 40’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 12,500 lbs. op. wt. S45 45’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 15,500 lbs. op. wt. S60 60’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 21,000 lbs. op. wt. S65 65’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 23,000 lbs. op. wt. S80 80’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 33,400 lbs. op. wt. S85 85’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 38,000 lbs. op. wt. S125 125’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 45,000 lbs. op. wt.
Z34/22N ELECTRIC 34’6” platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 11,500 lbs. op. wt. Z45/25 DC ELECTRIC 45’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 15,400 lbs. op. wt. Z45/25RT DUAL FUEL 45’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 14,000 lbs. op. wt. Z60/34RT DIESEL 60’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 23,000 lbs. op. wt. Z80/60 DIESEL 80’ platform ht. 500 lbs. capacity 38,000 lbs. op. wt. Z135/70 DIESEL 135’ platform ht. 600 lbs. capacity 45,000 lbs. op. wt.
GS1530 ELECTRIC 15’ platform ht. 30” width 2,700 lbs. op. wt. GS1930 ELECTRIC 19’ platform ht. 30” width 3,300 lbs. op. wt. GS2032 ELECTRIC 20’ platform ht. 32” width 4,100 lbs. op. wt. GS2632 ELECTRIC 26’ platform ht. 32” width 4,400 lbs. op. wt. GS2646 ELECTRIC 26’ platform ht. 46” width 5,400 lbs. op. wt. GS3246 ELECTRIC 32’ platform ht. 46” width 6,200 lbs. op. wt. GS2669RT DIESEL 26’ platform ht. 69” width 7,300 lbs. op. wt. GS3369RT DIESEL 33’ platform ht. 69” width 7,900 lbs. op. wt. GS3390RT DIESEL 33’ platform ht. 90” width 12,100 lbs. op. wt.
STRAIGHT BOOM LIFTS
ARTICULATING BOOM LIFTS
SCISSOR LIFTS
TITAN BOOM 40-S 40’ platform ht. 22’ x 90” deck area 4,000 lbs. capacity 24,250 lbs. op. wt.
*All specifications are estimates.
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685 100 HP 12’ blade 15,200 lbs. op. wt.
ASPHALT COMPACTORS
COMPACTORS
MOTOR GRADERS
SWEEPERS
CB14 DOUBLE DRUM 22 HP 39” drum 5,800 lbs. op. wt. CB24 DOUBLE DRUM 31 HP 47” drum 5,800 lbs. op. wt.
SOIL COMPACTORS CS323C VIBRATORY SOIL 83 HP 50” drum 9,700 lbs. op. wt. CS423E VIBRATORY SOIL 83 HP 66” drum 14,900 lbs. op. wt. CS433E VIBRATORY SOIL 100 HP 66” drum 14,900 lbs. op. wt.
SM300 3-WHEEL 37 HP 96” brush 3,100 lbs.
MF2615 FRONT MOUNT 42 PTO 77” brush 6,500 lbs.
*All specifications are estimates.
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AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS
MT465 95 PTO 10,100 lbs. op. wt.
MT525 100 PTO 13,100 lbs. op. wt.MT535 110 PTO 13,400 lbs. op. wt.MT555 130 PTO 16,400 lbs. op. wt.MT575 160 PTO 16,400 lbs. op. wt.
MT645 205 PTO 24,500 lbs. op. wt.MT665 250 PTO 27,300 lbs. op. wt.
MF2615 42 PTO 4,800 lbs. op. wt.MF2635 62 PTO 5,800 lbs. op. wt.MF2680 83 PTO 8,000 lbs. op. wt.
MF2600 Series
MT400 Series
MT500 Series
MT600 Series
MT465 95 PTO 23’ boom mowerMT525 100 PTO 25’ boom mowerMT535 110 PTO 30’ boom mower
MT500 BOOM MOWER
*All specifications are estimates.
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OFF-ROAD DUMP TRUCKS
OFF-ROAD WATER TRUCKS
ON-ROAD DUMP TRUCKS
ON-ROAD WATER TRUCKS
912HM 131 HP 7.3 yd³ capacity 41,100 lbs. op. wt.
912WW 2,600 gallon capacity
5/6 yd³ capacity Single Axle 14,000 lbs. op. wt.
*All specifications are estimates.
WT2000-2450 2,000-2,450 gallon capacity
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VACUUM TRUCKS
SEWER CLEANER 1,300 gal. 80 gpm/2,000 psi water pump
• 3 stage centrifugal compressor fan• 1,300 gallon water capacity• 12 yd³ hydraulic debris tank
• 4-way hydraulic boom with 270° rotation• 8” vacuum intake hose• Front mounted 500’ hose reel
*All specifications are estimates.
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BOOM TRUCKS
17-TON 70’ Max. boom height18-TON 71’ Max. boom height20-TON 90’ Max. boom height22-TON 101’ Max. boom height28-TON 105’ Max. boom height30-TON 102’ Max. boom height40-TON 105’ Max. boom height
All models available with jib.
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DIGGER DERRICKS
C4045 IC75 Track Unit 11,000 lbs. capacity at 10’ radius Max. 47’ sheave ht.COMMANDER 4045 11,500 lbs. capacity at 10’ radius Max. 45’ sheave ht.COMMANDER 4047 11,000 lbs. capacity at 10’ radius Max. 47’ sheave ht.COMMANDER 5045 16,000 lbs. capacity at 10’ radius Max. 45’ sheave ht.COMMANDER 6060 18,100 lbs. capacity at 10’ radius Max. 60’ sheave ht.GENERAL 65 21,000 lbs. capacity at 10’ radius Max. 65’ sheave ht.
MINI-DERRICK SUPER 6000 32 HP Max. 48’ sheave ht. 6,000 lbs. lifting cap.
*All specifications are estimates.
BUCKET TRUCKS
HR37 42’ working ht. Overcenter Material HandlerLT38 43’ working ht. Articulated TelescopicTL45 50’ working ht. Articulated Telescopic Material HandlerTC55 60’ working ht. Non-Overcenter Material HandlerTCX55 60’ working ht. Non-Overcenter Material HandlerHRX55 60’ working ht. Overcenter Material HandlerFC55 60’ working ht. Non-Overcenter PersonnelTC65 70’ working ht. Non-Overcenter PersonnelTCX65/100 105’ working ht. Non-Overcenter PersonnelTM105 105’ working ht. Non-Overcenter Material HandlerRMX75/100 105’ working ht. Non-Overcenter Material HandlerTM125 125’ working ht. Non-Overcenter Material HandlerTM167 167’ working ht. Non-Overcenter Articulated Telescopic Material Handler
* All trucks available in either 4X2, 4x4 or 6x6.
* All trucks available in either 4X2, 4x4 or 6x6.
*Includes trailer
ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES
LIGHT TOWERS
AIR COMPRESSORS
TRAILERS
MULE (4 Seater) 4x4 (Gas Engine)
Night Light Pro II 8kW Cat 1.1 Engine 25’ Electric Powered Mast
185CFM 80 HP 80-128 PSI
TC-14D 14,000 lbs. capacity 14’/16’/18’/20’ Deck LengthT-14DT 14,000 lbs. capacity 16’/18’ Deck LengthT-24 24,000 lbs. capacity 20’ Deck Length
12*All specifications are estimates.
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ATTACHMENTS
POWER BOX RAKESFor clearing and preparing soil in landscape finishing applications, providing evenly spaced seedbed in many soil types and conditions. Can dethatch, remove old lawns/weeds, grade, level, rake and remove debris.
LANDSCAPE TILLERSPerfect work tools for landscaping, agricultural and construction applications. Hardened, replaceable tines quickly pulverize soil, mix other materials into soil and even stabilize and level existing terrain.
BRUSHCUTTERSHigh strength, high speed cutting blades efficiently cut brush, small trees and dense overgrowth for easy removal. Ideal for clearing overgrowth from highway medians, utility easements, and for initial land clearing for housing and parks and recreational areas.
MULCHERSDesigned for high performance while cutting and mulching vegetation and undergrowth in typical forest terrain. Reduces saplings, shrubs, and trees into mulched material, making it ideal for environmental maintenence ot to clear land for construction purposes.
STUMP GRINDERSQuickly remove tree stumps for landscaping, lawn care, and golf course maintenence. Exceptional maneuverability makes it perfect for jobs requiring multiple stump removal. Standard flow and high flow models.
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ATTACHMENTS
AUGERSDrill holes for footings, fencing, signs and trees. Optimum speed and visibility, break-out capabilities and capacity torque deliver highest possible productivity in most soils. Standard and high flow models.
HAMMERSIdeal for demolition—break up concrete, asphalt, rock or masonry. New models feature improved breaking productivity, more power and are totally unique to Caterpillar.
INDUSTRIAL GRAPPLE BUCKETS & GRAPPLE RAKES
Durable demolition work tools. Easily handle difficult objects like railroad ties, rocks, demolition scrap and recycling debris.
Great for loose, hard-to-handle recyclable material. Pick up irregularly shaped objects, pierce and carry paper, cardboard, wood and light gauge metal scrap.
TRENCHERSGreat work tools for utility contractors. Cut straight, narrow trenches in soil for laying electrical and cable lines—or water and gas pipes. Available in standard and high flow models.
ANGLE BLADESPush dirt and gravel with ease, and efficiently perform finish grade work in construction, landscaping and road building.
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ATTACHMENTS
VIBRATORY COMPACTORSIdeal for asphalt patchwork and for compacting soil, sand and gravel prior to pouring concrete or laying asphalt. Provide excellent maneuverability for small compacting jobs that do not require a dedicated roller.
BROOMSPerfect clean-up work tools. Clean and remove dirt, rock and other debris from streets, parking lots, and factory floors. Also used in paving recycling, demolition and airport maintenance.
COLD PLANERSEffectively mill asphalt and concrete, restoring surfaces to specifies grades or levels. Available in standard and high flow models.
PALLET FORKSLoad and transport palletized materials quickly and efficiently. Excellent for construction, industrial, agricultural and landscaping applications.
MATERIAL HANDLING ARMSLoad, carry and position materials found in industrial, construction and agricultural applications. Also good for transporting and setting trees or shrubs for landscaping.
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Brooksville14300 Ponce De Leon Blvd.
352.797.9500
Daytona Beach401 N. Tomaka Farms Rd.
386.947.4939
Jacksonville330 Pecan Park Rd.
904.714.3517
Lake City390 S.W. Ring Court
386.755.3997
Lakeland3425 Reynolds Rd.
863.606.0512
Ocala1890 N.W. 63rd St.
352.620.0660
Orlando9901 Ringhaver Dr.
407.856.4851
Palm Bay415 Community College Pkwy. S.E.
321.725.6420
Sarasota7500 26th Court E.
941.359.6050
Tallahassee32000 Blue Star Highway (Midway)
850.514.1958
Tampa10421 Fern Hill Dr. (Riverview)
813.671.3200
ST. AUgUSTINE - Corporate Headquarters
500 World Commerce Pkwy. 904.494.7464
Toll Free: 888.748.7464 CatRentalStore.com
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HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTAL SOLUTIONS
HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS
324E L 188 HP 54,700 lbs. op. wt. Max. 22’6” depth/32’3” reach 328D LCR 204 HP 76,500 lbs. op. wt. Max. 23’5” depth/35’ reach 329E L 204 HP 64,500 lbs. op. wt. Max. 23’11” depth/35’ reach 336E L 268 HP 79,700 lbs. op. wt. Max. 26’10” depth/38’5” reach
349E L 380 HP 100,000 lbs. op. wt. Max. 27’11” depth/41’3” reach 365C L 404 HP 155,100 lbs. op. wt. Max. 29’3” depth/44’5” reach 385C L 513 HP 190,800 lbs. op. wt. Max. 34’3” depth/52’7” reach
Available attachments include: Thumbs, clean-out buckets.
Available attachments include: Thumbs, clean-out buckets.
320E L Long 138 HP 56,300 lbs. op. wt. Max. 38’7” depth/51’2” reach 324E L Long 165 HP 68,700 lbs. op. wt. Max. 47’11” depth/61’ reach 329E L Long 188 HP 77,400 lbs. op. wt. Max. 48’ depth/61’ reach 336E L Long 247 HP 93,900 lbs. op. wt. Max. 53’2” depth/68’8” reach
*All specifications are estimates.
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M318D WHEELED 151 HP 39,900 lbs. op. wt. Max. 21’7” depth/30’5” reach
Available attachments include: Thumbs, clean-out buckets.
*All specifications are estimates.
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DOZERS
WHEEL LOADERS
D6K LGP 125 HP 29,690 lbs. op. wt. 6-Way BladeD6N LGP 150 HP 39,700 lbs. op. wt. 6-Way BladeD6T XL/LGP 205 HP 44,400/48,000 lbs. op. wt. S BladeD7E 235 HP 57,441 lbs. op. wt. S BladeD7E LGP 235 HP 62,886 lbs. op. wt. S Blade
D8T 310 HP 84,900 lbs. op. wt. SU BladeD9T 410 HP 105,600 lbs. op. wt. SU Blade
Available attachments include: GPS, Laser AccuGrade™.
Available attachments include: GPS, Laser AccuGrade™.
938K 180 HP 34,190 lbs. op. wt. 3.5 yd³ Bucket950K 212 HP 42,068 lbs. op. wt. 4.0 yd³ Bucket966K 267 HP 53,311 lbs. op. wt. 5.25 yd³ Bucket980K 369 HP 68,862 lbs. op. wt. 7.5 yd³ Bucket
Available attachments include: Buckets, forks, material handling arms, rakes.
COMPACTORS
MOTOR GRADERS
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PS150C PNEUMATIC 100 HP 9-wheel 10,800 lbs. 19,200 lbs.CB34 DOUBLE DRUM 43 HP 51” drum 8,500 lbs. op. wt.CB44 DOUBLE DRUM 83 HP 56” drum 14,300 lbs. op. wt.CB54XW DOUBLE DRUM 130 HP 79” drum 24,900 lbs. op. wt.CB64 DOUBLE DRUM 145 HP 84” drum 28,200 lbs. op. wt.
EMPTYBALLAST
FULLBALLAST
ASPHALT COMPACTORS
SOIL COMPACTORSCS423E VIBRATORY SOIL 83 HP 66” drum 14,900 lbs. op. wt.CS44 VIBRATORY SOIL 100 HP 66” drum 15,200 lbs. op. wt.CS54B VIBRATORY SOIL 130 HP 84” drum 23,200 lbs. op. wt.CS/CP56 VIBRATORY SOIL 150 HP 84” drum 24,000 lbs. op. wt.815F SOIL (12’4” BLADE) 240 HP 128” drum 46,000 lbs. op. wt.825G SOIL 315 HP 128” drum 71,400 lbs. op. wt.
400 DOUBLE DRUM 40 HP 48” drum 5,500 lbs. op. wt. 420 PNEUMATIC 40 HP 9-wheel 5,000 lbs. op. wt. Tru-Pac 915 PNEUMATIC 85 HP 9-wheel 13,100 lbs. 30,500 lbs.EMPTY
BALLASTFULL
BALLAST
120M 138 HP 14’ blade 31,100 lbs. op. wt.12M 158 HP 14’ blade 32,000 lbs. op. wt.140M 183 HP 14’ blade 33,400 lbs. op. wt.14M 259 HP 14’ blade 47,100 lbs. op. wt.16M 297 HP 16’ blade 57,500 lbs. op. wt.
*All specifications are estimates.
*All specifications are estimates.
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W430 83 HP widens up to 8’ 19,500 lbs. op. wt.W530 114 HP widens up to 10’ 19,500 lbs. op. wt.W730 174 HP widens up to 14’ 33,500 lbs. op. wt.
E1250 250 HP 113” truck hopper width 49,500 lbs. op. wt.
E2850 300 HP 113” truck hopper width 74,500 lbs. op. wt.
REMIXING TRANSFER VEHICLES
SWEEPERS
ROAD WIDENERS
Challenger V FRONT MOUNT 80 HP 84” brush 7,500 lbs.RB48 CENTER MOUNT 85 HP 96” brush 5,200 lbs.Sweep Pro FRONT MOUNT 85 HP 96” brush 6,000 lbs.
SOIL MIXERS/RECLAIMERS
SCRAPERS
RM300 350 HP Max. 96” cut width/18” cut depth 53,900 lbs.RM500 540 HP Max. 96” cut width/20” cut depth 62,100 lbs.
*All specifications are estimates.
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613C 181 HP 11 yd³ capacity 37,300 lbs.623G 330 HP 23 yd³ capacity 85,500 lbs.627G 330 HP 22 yd³ capacity 86,800 lbs.631G II 462 HP 34 yd³ capacity 102,500 lbs.
MT865C 525 HP 50,000 lbs. op. wt.TS180 CAT SCRAPER 18 yd³ 25,900 lbs. empty
725 309 HP 18.7 yd³ capacity 49,100 lbs. op. wt.740B 469 HP 31.4 yd³ capacity 73,000 lbs. op. wt.
922HM 264 HP 11.9 PSI 15.7 yd³ capacity 41,100 lbs. op. wt.
*All specifications are estimates.
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ON-ROAD WATER TRUCKS
ARTICULATED TRUCKS
OFF-ROAD DUMP TRUCKS
OFF-ROAD WATER WAGONS
613CWW 5,000 gallon capacity725WW 5,000 gallon capacity621GWW 8,000 gallon capacity740WW 8,000/10,000 gallon capacity
WT4500 4,500 gallon capacityWT5000 5,000 gallon capacity
MONTHLY RENTALS
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MONTHLY RENTALS
TALLAHASSEE | PERRY | LAKE CITY | GAINESVILLE OCALA | JACKSONVILLE | ST. AUGUSTINE
904.737.7730 ext. 1284
BROOKSVILLE | LAKELAND | TAMPA | SARASOTA
813.671.3700 ext. 8111
DAYTONA | ORLANDO | PALM BAY
407.855.6195 ext. 3202
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COUNT ON US TO POWER YOU UP.
Your One Source for Power Generation and Temperature Control Solutions.
XQ600-XQ800• 208 or 480 volt capable• Housed in 20 - 30 containers• Multi-voltage distribution panel• Emissions certified• Sound attenuated
XQ1000-XQ2000• Reliable, fuel efficient diesel• Housed in 40 ISO containers• Emissions certified• Sound attenuated• Utility grade switchgear XQ2000
Fuel Capacity in Gallons GPH rated at 100%, Weight is measured in pounds.Above units have utility-paralleling switchgears
Above listed units have the ability to provide simultaneous voltage. Units are equipped with customer convenience panels, Fuel Capacity in Gallons GPH rated at 100%, Weight is measured in pounds. Units can be skid mounted.
Units are linkable for larger loads. Dimensions – Height: 8.5’ , Width: 8’ , Length: 10’ , Weight: 22,500
Fuel Capacity in Gallons GPH rated at 100%, Weight is measured in pounds. Above listed units can be used at either 208 or 480 VAC.
XQ175
XQ30-XQ400• Simultaneous dual voltage output• Convenience outlets • Remote auto-start/stop capability• Emissions certified• 110% secondary containment• Sound attenuated
Size Voltage Fuel Capacity GPH Dimensions Weight
30kW 480/208 56 2.08 96” x 44” 3,600
60kW 480/208 149 4.27 144” x 44” 4,900
75kW 480/208 149 5.3 114” x 44” 5,000
100kW 480/208 190 7.2 124” x 74” 5,800
125kW 480/208 223 9 165” x 45” 10,000
200kW 480/208 306 14 158” x 44” 14,000
300kW 480/208 470 20 200” x 61” 17,000
400kW 480/208 470 25 200” x 61” 17,000
Size Voltage Fuel Capacity GPH Dimensions Weight
500kW 480/208 660 30 20’ x 8’ 32,000
600kW 480/208 660 40 40’ x 8’ 37,000
750kW 480/208 660 55 40’ x 8’ 39,500
Size Voltage Fuel Capacity GPH Dimensions Weight
1000kW 480 1250 70 40’ x 8’ 49,000
1250kW 480 1250 95 40’ x 8’ 50,000
1500kW 480 1250 95 40’ x 8’ 59,000
1750kW 480 1250 127 40’ x 8’ 64,000
2000kW 480 1250 138 40’ x 8’ 89,000
PORTABLE GENERATOR SETS
LOAD BANKS
XQ600
*All specifications are estimates.
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RESISTIVE/REACTIVE 3.3MVA @480 Volts 60Hz Skid Mounted
Available accessories: 10’ x 25’ and 15’ x 50’ Containment Berm & Pumps.
4160 Volts 3 Phase Wye and 12,470 Volts 3 Phase Wye. Higher ratings available upon request.
AUTOMATIC/MANUAL TRANSFER SWITCHES
TRANSFORMERS
DOUBLE WALL FUEL TANKS
*All specifications are estimates.
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550 Gallon Skid Mounted2500 Gallon Skid Mounted
75 KVA Skid Mounted150 KVA Skid Mounted300 KVA Skid Mounted2500 KVA 480: Skid Mounted
150 Amp 208-240 or 440-480 Volts Weatherproof Enclosure200 Amp 208-240 or 440-480 Volts Weatherproof Enclosure400 Amp 208-240 or 440-480 Volts Weatherproof Enclosure600 Amp 208-240 or 440-480 Volts Weatherproof Enclosure800 Amp 208-240 or 440-480 Volts Weatherproof Enclosure1000 amp 208-240 or 440-480 Volts Weatherproof Enclosure1200 Amp 208-240 or 440-480 Volts Weatherproof Enclosure2000 Amp 208-240 or 440-480 Volts Weatherproof Enclosure3000 Amp 208-240 or 440-480 Volts Weatherproof Enclosure
*All specifications are estimates.
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ELECTRIC WATER CHILLERS - AIR COOLED
AIR HANDLERS
30 Ton Skid Mounted40 Ton Skid Mounted60 Ton Skid Mounted80 Ton Skid Mounted100 Ton Skid Mounted
150 Ton 20’ ISO Container on Chassis200 Ton 20’ ISO Container on Chassis250 Ton 20’ ISO Container on Chassis300 Ton 40’ ISO Container on Chassis400 Ton 40’ ISO Container on Chassis500 Ton 40’ ISO Container on Chassis
20 Ton Skid Mounted30 Ton Skid Mounted40 Ton Skid Mounted100 Ton Skid Mounted150 Ton Skid Mounted
*All specifications are estimates.
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AIR CONDITIONERS
ELECTRIC HEATERS
DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES
10 Ton Skid Mounted25 Ton Skid Mounted30 Ton Skid Mounted40 Ton Skid Mounted60 Ton Skid Mounted80 Ton Skid Mounted90 Ton Skid Mounted
15 kW30 kW50 kW72 kW150 kW
100 Amp Duplex Panel200 Amp Duplex Panel100 Amp Quad Box Feeder PanelQuad Box String (30’ Spacing)Feed-thru Quad Box (A, B or C Phase)30’ 10/5 Extension Cable50’ 10/5 Extension Cable100’ 10/5 Extension Cable10’ Female Pin & Sleeve Pigtail
50’ 2/4 G Pin & Sleeve Extension Cable400 Amp Pin & Sleeve Splitter Panel400 Amp Posi-Lok Splitter Panel400 Amp Posi-Lok Pigtail Sets50’ 4/0 400 Amp Posi-Lok Cable50’ 2/0 200 Amp Posi-Lok Cable200 Amp Posi-Lok Pigtail Set3’ HD Rubber Cable RampEnd Caps for Ramp
1200 Amp Multipanel200 Amp Camlok Distribution Box400 Amp Camlok Distribution BoxSpider Box with (6) Duplex Outlets4-0000, Type W, Class K (400 amp capacity) 2-0000, Type W, Class K (200 amp capacity)4-0000, Type W, Class K “Pigtail”Cables, Reels
TO OBTAIN Single Phase* Three Phase*
Kilowatts v x I x PF1000
1.732 x v x I x PF1000
kVA v x I1000
1.732 x v x I1000
Horsepower required when generator kW is known(if generator efficiency is unknown use 0.93)
kW0.746 x Efficiency (Generator)
kW0.746 x Efficiency (Generator)
kW input when motor HP is known(if motor efficiency is unknown use 0.85 x HP)
HP x 0.746Efficiency (Motor)
HP x 0.746Efficiency (Motor)
Amperes when motor HP known HP x 746v x PF x Efficiency
HP x 7461.732 x v x PF x Efficiency
Amperes when motor kW known kW x 1000v x PF
kW x 10001.732 x v x PF
Amperes when motor kVA known kVA x 1000v
kVA x 10001.732 x v
*Alternating Current
kV•A/kW AMPERAGE CHART 80% POWER FACTORkV•A kW 208V 220V 240V 380V 400V 440V 450V 480V 600V 2400V 3300V 4160V
6.3 5 17.5 16.5 15.2 9.6 9.1 8.3 8.1 7.6 6.1 — — —
9.4 7.5 26.1 24.7 22.6 14.3 13.6 12.3 12 11.3 9.1 — — —
12.5 10 34.7 33 30.1 19.2 18.2 16.6 16.2 15.1 12 — — —
18.7 15 52 49.5 45 28.8 27.3 24.9 24.4 22.5 18 — — —
25 20 69.5 66 60.2 38.4 36.4 33.2 32.4 30.1 24 6 4.4 3.5
31.3 25 87 82.5 75.5 48 45.5 41.5 40.5 37.8 30 7.5 5.5 4.4
37.5 30 104 99 90.3 57.6 54.6 49.8 48.7 45.2 36 9.1 6.6 5.2
50 40 139 132 120 77 73 66.5 65 60 48 12.1 8.8 7
62.5 50 173 165 152 96 91 83 81 76 61 15.1 10.9 8.7
75 60 208 198 181 115 109 99.6 97.5 91 72 18.1 13.1 10.5
93.8 75 261 247 226 143 136 123 120 113 90 22.6 16.4 13
100 80 278 264 240 154 146 133 130 120 96 24.1 17.6 13.9
125 100 347 330 301 192 182 166 162 150 120 30 21.8 17.5
156 125 433 413 375 240 228 208 204 188 150 38 27.3 22
187 150 520 495 450 288 273 249 244 225 180 45 33 26
219 175 608 577 527 335 318 289 283 264 211 53 38 31
250 200 694 660 601 384 364 332 324 301 241 60 44 35
312 250 866 825 751 480 455 415 405 376 300 75 55 43
375 300 1040 990 903 576 546 498 487 451 361 90 66 52
438 350 1220 1155 1053 672 637 581 568 527 422 105 77 61
500 400 1390 1320 1203 770 730 665 650 602 481 120 88 69
625 500 1735 1650 1504 960 910 830 810 752 602 150 109 87
750 600 2080 1980 1803 1150 1090 996 975 902 721 180 131 104
875 700 2430 2310 2104 1344 1274 1162 1136 1052 842 210 153 121
1000 800 2780 2640 2405 1540 1460 1330 1300 1203 962 241 176 139
1125 900 3120 2970 2709 1730 1640 1495 1460 1354 1082 271 197 156
1250 1000 3470 3300 3009 1920 1820 1660 1620 1504 1202 301 218 174
1563 1250 4350 4130 3765 2400 2280 2080 2040 1885 1503 376 273 218
1875 1500 5205 4950 4520 2880 2730 2490 2440 2260 1805 452 327 261
2188 1750 — — 5280 3350 3180 2890 2830 2640 2106 528 380 304
2500 2000 — — 6020 3840 3640 3320 3240 3015 2405 602 436 348
2812 2250 — — 6780 4320 4095 3735 3645 3400 2710 678 491 392
3125 2500 — — 7520 4800 4560 4160 4080 3765 3005 752 546 435
3750 3000 — — 9040 5760 5460 4980 4880 4525 3610 904 654 522
4375 3500 — — 10550 6700 6360 5780 5660 5285 4220 1055 760 610
5000 4000 — — 12040 7680 7280 6640 6480 6035 4810 1204 872 695
ELECTRICAL FORMULAS & AMPERAGE CHART
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CONVERSION FORMULAS & CHARTS
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The following factors can be used to convert from English to the most common SI Metric values.
To convert any Fahrenheit temperature not shown to a Celsius temperature, subtract 32° and multiply by 0.5556. To convert a temperature difference from degrees Fahrenheit (°F) to degrees Celsius (°C), multiply by 0.5556. Values provided in this guide are in the English inch-pound (I-P) system.
MEASUREMENT MULTIPLY THIS ENGLISH VALUE BY TO OBTAIN THIS METRIC VALUE
Capacity Tons Refrigerent Effect (ton) 3.516 Kilowatts (kW)
Power Horsepower (hp) 0.7457 Kilowatts (kW)
Flow Rate Gallons Per Minute (gpm) 0.0631 Liters/Second (L/s)
Length in Feet Number of Feet (ft) 304.8 Millimeters (mm)
Length in Inches Number 0f Inches (in) 25.4 Millimeters (mm)
Weight Number 0f Pounds (lbs) 0.4536 Kilograms (kg)
Velocity Feet Per Second (fps) 0.3048 Meters Per Second (m/s)
Pressure Drop in Feet Feet of Water (ft) 2.090 Kilopascals (kPa)
Pressure Drop Per Square Inch Pounds Per Square Inch (psi) 6.895 Kilopascals (kPa)
Volume Square Feet (ft²) 0.09289 Square Meters (m²)
TEMPERATURE CONVERSION CHARTFAHRENHEIT TO CELSIUS(Celsius temperatures shown are rounded to the nearest degree)
°F °C0 -181 -172 -173 -164 -165 -156 -147 -148 -139 -1310 -1211 -1212 -1113 -1114 -1015 -916 -917 -818 -819 -7
°F °C20 -721 -622 -623 -524 -425 -426 -327 -328 -229 -230 -131 -132 033 134 135 236 237 338 339 4
°F °C40 441 542 643 644 745 746 847 848 949 950 1051 1152 1153 1254 1255 1356 1357 1458 1459 15
°F °C60 1661 1662 1763 1764 1865 1866 1967 1968 2069 2170 2171 2272 2273 2374 2375 2476 2477 2578 2679 26
°F °C80 2781 2782 2883 2884 2985 2986 3087 3188 3189 3290 3291 3392 3393 3494 3495 3596 3697 3698 3799 37
°F °C100 38101 38102 39103 39104 40105 41106 41107 42108 42109 43110 43111 44112 44113 45114 46115 46116 47117 47118 48119 48
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WEEKLYMONTHLY
TALLAHASSEE | PERRY | LAKE CITY | GAINESVILLE JACKSONVILLE | ST. AUGUSTINE
904.494.1081
OCALA | BROOKSVILLE | LAKELANDTAMPA | SARASOTA
813.865.2518
DAYTONA | ORLANDO | PALM BAY
407.472.6235
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COMPRESSED AIR EQUIPMENT YOU NEED,
WHEN YOU NEED IT.
PORTABLE DIESEL AIR COMPRESSORS
BOOSTERS
375H AF 375 CFM 150 PSI Aftercooled & Filtered “IQ” Air375HH AF 375 CFM 200 PSI Aftercooled & Filtered “IQ” Air750H AF 750 CFM 150 PSI Aftercooled & Filtered “IQ” Air900H 900 CFM 150 PSI Standard Air900H AF 900 CFM 150 PSI Aftercooled & Filtered “IQ” Air900XHH/1150XHA 900/1150CFM 500/350 PSI Aftercooled Air1600H AF 1600 CFM 150 PSI Aftercooled & Filtered “IQ” Air
XRVS1000 CD6 974 CFM 365 PSI AF “IQ” Air & Fuel XpertXRVS1350 CD7 1335 CFM 365 PSI AF “IQ” Air & Fuel XpertXRV2000 CD6 1975 CFM 365 PSI Aftercooled Compressors AvailableXAH2250 CD6 2232 CFM 175 PSI Aftercooled & Filtered “IQ” Air
B7-41/1000 2160 CFM 1000 PSI Pre and After Cooler & Fuel TankB18-62/2175 2900 CFM 2175 PSI Pre and After Cooler & External Fuel Connections
34*All specifications are estimates.
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LSR-16 149-351 CFM 100-175 PSI 40-75 HP Variable Speed DriveTSR-20 380-970 CFM 100-175 PSI 100-200 HP Variable Speed DriveTSR-32 1000-1600 CFM 100-175 PSI 200-300 HP Variable Speed Drive
DR13-150 650/517 CFM 125/150 PSI 150 HP “Oil Free” AirDR13-200 785/639 CFM 125/150 PSI 200 HP “Oil Free” AirDE18 1550 CFM 135 PSI 540 HP “Oil Free” Air
ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL AIR COMPRESSORS
OIL FREE COMPRESSORS
*All specifications are estimates.
36*All specifications are estimates.
VACUUM PRODUCTS
COMPRESSED AIR PRODUCTS & ACCESSORIES
AIR DRYERS
755 28”Hg Diesel Trailer Mounted800EM 28”Hg Electric Skid Mounted
FD 1600 1600 CFM 150 PSI Aftercooler/Deliquescent Dryer
8 Ton Blast Pot200 Gallon Receiver Tank240 Gallon Receiver Tank
660 Gallon Receiver Tank3/4” x 50’ air hose2” x 50’ air hose
3” x 25’ air hoseAir Distribution Manifolds
RDHL - 1000 1100 CFM 125 PSI Aftercooled/Filtered, -40° Dew PointRDHL - 1600 1600 CFM 125 PSI Aftercooled/Filteres, -40° Dew Point
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PRESSURE LOSS IN AIR HOSES CHART
SANDBLAST NOZZLES AIR REQUIREMENTS CHARTS
Pressure Loss in Air Hoses
To prevent excessive air pressure losses due to friction, airhose size and length should be considered and optimized forthe job at hand. The amount of friction, as a result of a volume of airpassing through a hose, is dependent upon several factors. The major fac-tors include: air flow rate, hose inlet pressure, air temperature, air hose con-struction, compressed air dewpoint, and air contaminants. The graph belowis an approximation and should only be used as a guide, since
factors like very high air temperatures, high water content, and high con-taminant content can combine to increase the air pressure loss values up to150% of the value shown in the graph. Please note that the graph belowrepresents a 50' length of hose. For shorter or longer lengths of hose, theair pressure loss is proportional to the length (i.e., for 25 feet, one-half ofthe value shown, for 150 feet, three times the value shown, etc.). Pleasesee examples below graph.
Example #1: A Customer has a 185 cfm Air compressor equipped with100' of 3/4" hose to operate a Sullair 90 pound paving breaker. The 90pound paving breaker requires 62 cfm to operate. How much pressure losscan the Customer expect at the tool if the compressor is providing 100 psiginlet pressure? Answer: Since the air tool requires 62 cfm of air to func-tion, at 62 cfm of air flow through the 3/4" hose, approximately, 2 psipressure loss is expected in a 50 foot length of 3/4" Air Hose. Since theCustomer has 100' of hose, multiply the pressure loss by 2, and theCustomer can expect 4 psi pressure loss (2 x 2 psi = 4 psi).
Example #2: A sandblaster Contractor has 200 Feet of 2" Air Hose to beused from the compressor to the sand pot. With the 1500 cfm he will needto supply his sand pot and blast nozzles, how much pressure loss can theContractor expect in the 2" hose? . . . and, What would his pressure loss
be with a 2 1/2" hose?... Also, can the Contractor use his Sullair 1600H(1600 cfm at 150 psig) with either hose? . . . And, which hose would bemore efficient and yield lower fuel costs? Answer(part I): From theChart at 1500 cfm, a 50' hose length of 2" hose will have approximately6 psi pressure loss. 200' of hose is equivalent to 4 50' lengths. Therefore,4 x 6 psi equals 24 psi (approximate) pressure drop. (part II): A 21/2"air hose would have approximately less than 2 psi in a 50' length or lessthan 8 psi pressure loss in a 200' length (4 x 2 psi = 8 psi approximatepressure drop). (part III): Yes, the Sullair 1600H has sufficient capacityand pressure capability. (part IV): The 2" Hose requires the AirCompressor to operate at a minimum of 24 psi higher. Higher pressure atthe Air Compressor means greater horsepower required by the engine whichmeans more fuel. The 2 1/2" Hose would be the better economical choicewith a much lower pressure loss.
Free Air Flow through Hose–CFM
181716
15
14
1312
1110
9
8
76
5
4
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10
Air P
ress
ure
Loss
in H
ose–
PSI
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000
1-1/2"
2"
1-1/4"
2-1/2"
3/4" 1"
Air Pressure Loss in Hose-50 Foot Length (100 PSIG Inlet Pressure = and 150 PSIG Inlet Pressure = )
SandblastingSandblasting equipment manufacturers recommend air pressures of 90 to100 PSIG be used to insure low-cost, high production blasting. The sand-blasting air requirements chart shows the required amount of air to maintainpressures for efficient results. The air flow requirements shown in the chartreflect continuous operation and does not take frictional losses into account.To protect the compressor and to provide additional reserve for a greater airdemand as the sandblast nozzle wears, only 70 percent of a compressor‘srated output should be used.
The figures shown for sand consumption should only be used as a guidesince the actual amount of sand used will depend upon the skills of the indi-vidual operator and may vary somewhat from the stated number.
Sandblast Nozzles Air Requirements ChartPounds of Sand Consumption Per Hour and Air Flow in Cubic Feet Per Minute
Approximate Air Consumption (CFM) per Blast Nozzle
Nozzle Pressure
60 70 80 90 100 120 140Nozzle Size PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI1⁄8" 14 16 18 20 22 26 303⁄16" 32 36 41 45 49 58 661⁄4" 57 65 72 80 90 105 1215⁄16" 90 101 113 125 140 160 1853⁄8" 126 145 163 182 200 235 2707⁄16" 170 193 215 240 270 315 3601⁄2" 230 260 290 320 350 410 4705⁄8" 360 406 454 500 550 640 7403⁄4" 518 585 652 720 790 925 1060
Approximate Abrasive Consumption (LBS/HR) per Blast Nozzle
Nozzle Pressure
60 70 80 90 100 120 140Nozzle Size PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI1⁄8" 90 105 115 130 140 165 1903⁄16" 209 230 250 290 320 375 4301⁄4" 365 420 460 500 560 660 7605⁄16" 575 650 725 825 900 1050 12003⁄8" 840 945 1050 1155 1260 1475 17007⁄16" 1150 1300 1450 1600 1750 2050 23501⁄2" 1460 1660 1850 2000 2250 2650 30005⁄8" 2290 2600 2900 3125 3520 4100 47503⁄4" 3300 3750 4180 4500 5060 5950 6800
Pressure Loss in Air Hoses
To prevent excessive air pressure losses due to friction, airhose size and length should be considered and optimized forthe job at hand. The amount of friction, as a result of a volume of airpassing through a hose, is dependent upon several factors. The major fac-tors include: air flow rate, hose inlet pressure, air temperature, air hose con-struction, compressed air dewpoint, and air contaminants. The graph belowis an approximation and should only be used as a guide, since
factors like very high air temperatures, high water content, and high con-taminant content can combine to increase the air pressure loss values up to150% of the value shown in the graph. Please note that the graph belowrepresents a 50' length of hose. For shorter or longer lengths of hose, theair pressure loss is proportional to the length (i.e., for 25 feet, one-half ofthe value shown, for 150 feet, three times the value shown, etc.). Pleasesee examples below graph.
Example #1: A Customer has a 185 cfm Air compressor equipped with100' of 3/4" hose to operate a Sullair 90 pound paving breaker. The 90pound paving breaker requires 62 cfm to operate. How much pressure losscan the Customer expect at the tool if the compressor is providing 100 psiginlet pressure? Answer: Since the air tool requires 62 cfm of air to func-tion, at 62 cfm of air flow through the 3/4" hose, approximately, 2 psipressure loss is expected in a 50 foot length of 3/4" Air Hose. Since theCustomer has 100' of hose, multiply the pressure loss by 2, and theCustomer can expect 4 psi pressure loss (2 x 2 psi = 4 psi).
Example #2: A sandblaster Contractor has 200 Feet of 2" Air Hose to beused from the compressor to the sand pot. With the 1500 cfm he will needto supply his sand pot and blast nozzles, how much pressure loss can theContractor expect in the 2" hose? . . . and, What would his pressure loss
be with a 2 1/2" hose?... Also, can the Contractor use his Sullair 1600H(1600 cfm at 150 psig) with either hose? . . . And, which hose would bemore efficient and yield lower fuel costs? Answer(part I): From theChart at 1500 cfm, a 50' hose length of 2" hose will have approximately6 psi pressure loss. 200' of hose is equivalent to 4 50' lengths. Therefore,4 x 6 psi equals 24 psi (approximate) pressure drop. (part II): A 21/2"air hose would have approximately less than 2 psi in a 50' length or lessthan 8 psi pressure loss in a 200' length (4 x 2 psi = 8 psi approximatepressure drop). (part III): Yes, the Sullair 1600H has sufficient capacityand pressure capability. (part IV): The 2" Hose requires the AirCompressor to operate at a minimum of 24 psi higher. Higher pressure atthe Air Compressor means greater horsepower required by the engine whichmeans more fuel. The 2 1/2" Hose would be the better economical choicewith a much lower pressure loss.
Free Air Flow through Hose–CFM
181716
15
14
1312
1110
9
8
76
5
4
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10
Air P
ress
ure
Loss
in H
ose–
PSI
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000
1-1/2"
2"
1-1/4"
2-1/2"
3/4" 1"
Air Pressure Loss in Hose-50 Foot Length (100 PSIG Inlet Pressure = and 150 PSIG Inlet Pressure = )
SandblastingSandblasting equipment manufacturers recommend air pressures of 90 to100 PSIG be used to insure low-cost, high production blasting. The sand-blasting air requirements chart shows the required amount of air to maintainpressures for efficient results. The air flow requirements shown in the chartreflect continuous operation and does not take frictional losses into account.To protect the compressor and to provide additional reserve for a greater airdemand as the sandblast nozzle wears, only 70 percent of a compressor‘srated output should be used.
The figures shown for sand consumption should only be used as a guidesince the actual amount of sand used will depend upon the skills of the indi-vidual operator and may vary somewhat from the stated number.
Sandblast Nozzles Air Requirements ChartPounds of Sand Consumption Per Hour and Air Flow in Cubic Feet Per Minute
Approximate Air Consumption (CFM) per Blast Nozzle
Nozzle Pressure
60 70 80 90 100 120 140Nozzle Size PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI1⁄8" 14 16 18 20 22 26 303⁄16" 32 36 41 45 49 58 661⁄4" 57 65 72 80 90 105 1215⁄16" 90 101 113 125 140 160 1853⁄8" 126 145 163 182 200 235 2707⁄16" 170 193 215 240 270 315 3601⁄2" 230 260 290 320 350 410 4705⁄8" 360 406 454 500 550 640 7403⁄4" 518 585 652 720 790 925 1060
Approximate Abrasive Consumption (LBS/HR) per Blast Nozzle
Nozzle Pressure
60 70 80 90 100 120 140Nozzle Size PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI1⁄8" 90 105 115 130 140 165 1903⁄16" 209 230 250 290 320 375 4301⁄4" 365 420 460 500 560 660 7605⁄16" 575 650 725 825 900 1050 12003⁄8" 840 945 1050 1155 1260 1475 17007⁄16" 1150 1300 1450 1600 1750 2050 23501⁄2" 1460 1660 1850 2000 2250 2650 30005⁄8" 2290 2600 2900 3125 3520 4100 47503⁄4" 3300 3750 4180 4500 5060 5950 6800
Pressure Loss in Air Hoses
To prevent excessive air pressure losses due to friction, airhose size and length should be considered and optimized forthe job at hand. The amount of friction, as a result of a volume of airpassing through a hose, is dependent upon several factors. The major fac-tors include: air flow rate, hose inlet pressure, air temperature, air hose con-struction, compressed air dewpoint, and air contaminants. The graph belowis an approximation and should only be used as a guide, since
factors like very high air temperatures, high water content, and high con-taminant content can combine to increase the air pressure loss values up to150% of the value shown in the graph. Please note that the graph belowrepresents a 50' length of hose. For shorter or longer lengths of hose, theair pressure loss is proportional to the length (i.e., for 25 feet, one-half ofthe value shown, for 150 feet, three times the value shown, etc.). Pleasesee examples below graph.
Example #1: A Customer has a 185 cfm Air compressor equipped with100' of 3/4" hose to operate a Sullair 90 pound paving breaker. The 90pound paving breaker requires 62 cfm to operate. How much pressure losscan the Customer expect at the tool if the compressor is providing 100 psiginlet pressure? Answer: Since the air tool requires 62 cfm of air to func-tion, at 62 cfm of air flow through the 3/4" hose, approximately, 2 psipressure loss is expected in a 50 foot length of 3/4" Air Hose. Since theCustomer has 100' of hose, multiply the pressure loss by 2, and theCustomer can expect 4 psi pressure loss (2 x 2 psi = 4 psi).
Example #2: A sandblaster Contractor has 200 Feet of 2" Air Hose to beused from the compressor to the sand pot. With the 1500 cfm he will needto supply his sand pot and blast nozzles, how much pressure loss can theContractor expect in the 2" hose? . . . and, What would his pressure loss
be with a 2 1/2" hose?... Also, can the Contractor use his Sullair 1600H(1600 cfm at 150 psig) with either hose? . . . And, which hose would bemore efficient and yield lower fuel costs? Answer(part I): From theChart at 1500 cfm, a 50' hose length of 2" hose will have approximately6 psi pressure loss. 200' of hose is equivalent to 4 50' lengths. Therefore,4 x 6 psi equals 24 psi (approximate) pressure drop. (part II): A 21/2"air hose would have approximately less than 2 psi in a 50' length or lessthan 8 psi pressure loss in a 200' length (4 x 2 psi = 8 psi approximatepressure drop). (part III): Yes, the Sullair 1600H has sufficient capacityand pressure capability. (part IV): The 2" Hose requires the AirCompressor to operate at a minimum of 24 psi higher. Higher pressure atthe Air Compressor means greater horsepower required by the engine whichmeans more fuel. The 2 1/2" Hose would be the better economical choicewith a much lower pressure loss.
Free Air Flow through Hose–CFM
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SandblastingSandblasting equipment manufacturers recommend air pressures of 90 to100 PSIG be used to insure low-cost, high production blasting. The sand-blasting air requirements chart shows the required amount of air to maintainpressures for efficient results. The air flow requirements shown in the chartreflect continuous operation and does not take frictional losses into account.To protect the compressor and to provide additional reserve for a greater airdemand as the sandblast nozzle wears, only 70 percent of a compressor‘srated output should be used.
The figures shown for sand consumption should only be used as a guidesince the actual amount of sand used will depend upon the skills of the indi-vidual operator and may vary somewhat from the stated number.
Sandblast Nozzles Air Requirements ChartPounds of Sand Consumption Per Hour and Air Flow in Cubic Feet Per Minute
Approximate Air Consumption (CFM) per Blast Nozzle
Nozzle Pressure
60 70 80 90 100 120 140Nozzle Size PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI1⁄8" 14 16 18 20 22 26 303⁄16" 32 36 41 45 49 58 661⁄4" 57 65 72 80 90 105 1215⁄16" 90 101 113 125 140 160 1853⁄8" 126 145 163 182 200 235 2707⁄16" 170 193 215 240 270 315 3601⁄2" 230 260 290 320 350 410 4705⁄8" 360 406 454 500 550 640 7403⁄4" 518 585 652 720 790 925 1060
Approximate Abrasive Consumption (LBS/HR) per Blast Nozzle
Nozzle Pressure
60 70 80 90 100 120 140Nozzle Size PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI1⁄8" 90 105 115 130 140 165 1903⁄16" 209 230 250 290 320 375 4301⁄4" 365 420 460 500 560 660 7605⁄16" 575 650 725 825 900 1050 12003⁄8" 840 945 1050 1155 1260 1475 17007⁄16" 1150 1300 1450 1600 1750 2050 23501⁄2" 1460 1660 1850 2000 2250 2650 30005⁄8" 2290 2600 2900 3125 3520 4100 47503⁄4" 3300 3750 4180 4500 5060 5950 6800
WEEKLYMONTHLY
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ST. AUGUSTINE | JACKSONVILLE | TALLAHASSEE PERRY | LAKE CITY | GAINESVILLE | OCALA
904.237.2371
BROOKSVILLE | LAKELAND | TAMPA | SARASOTA
813.781.7093
DAYTONA | ORLANDO | PALM BAY
407.202.5702
POMPANO BEACH
561.756.1651
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YOUR FORKLIFT RENTAL SOLUTION
40*All specifications are estimates.
LARGE IC PNEUMATIC TIRE FORKLIFTS
IC PNEUMATIC TIRE FORKLIFTS
IC CUSHION TIRE FORKLIFTS
15,500 - 55,000 lbs. Capacity @ 48” Load Center144” - 224” Lift Height48” - 96” Fork LengthDiesel - Full cabs with air conditioning
3,000 - 13,500 lbs. Capacity148” - 188” Lift Height42” - 96” Fork LengthLP Gas/Diesel
3,000 - 15,500 lbs. Capacity - Side Shifter188” - 240” Lift height36” - 96” Fork LengthLP Gas
BRANDS: Kalmar, Cat Lift Trucks, Mitsubishi and Linde
BRANDS: Cat Lift Trucks, Mitsubishi, Linde and Clark
BRANDS: Cat Lift Trucks, Mitsubishi, Linde and Clark
41*All specifications are estimates.
PIGGYBACKS & TRUCK MOUNTED FORKLIFTS
VERY NARROW AISLE/SWIVEL MAST FORKLIFTS
SPECIALTY FORKLIFTS
42"-48" Forks, Block Forks, and Lumber Forks144” Lift Height42” - 48” Forks, Block Forks, and Lumber ForksDouble Reach, All-Wheel DriveDiesel
4,000 - 30,000 lbs. Capacity193” - 256” Lift Height42” - 48” Forks with Spreader BarAll-Wheel DriveLP Gas and Diesel
3,000 - 4,000 lbs. Capacity - Side Shifter192” - 258” Lift Height42” - 72” Fork LengthLP Gas and Electric
BRANDS: Navigator, Princeton
BRANDS: CombiLift
BRANDS: Bendi, Drexel
42*All specifications are estimates.
3-WHEEL ELECTRIC FORKLIFTS
ELECTRIC ORDER PICKERS & DOCK STOCKERS
ELECTRIC COUNTERBALANCED FORKLIFTS
80 VOLT ELECTRIC FORKLIFTS
3,000 - 5,000 lbs. Capacity188” Lift Height36 Volt/48 Volt Electric
2,200 - 4,000 lbs. Capacity240” Lift Height24 Volt/36 Volt/ 48 Volt Electric
BRANDS: Cat Lift Trucks, Mitsubishi, Clark, Jungheinrich and Linde
BRANDS: Cat Lift Trucks, Mitsubishi, Clark, Jungheinrich, Linde and Big Joe
3,000 - 6,000 lbs. CapacitySide Shifter188” - 240” Lift Height36 Volt/48 Volt Electric
BRANDS: Cat Lift Trucks, Mitsubishi, Linde, Clark and Jungheinrich
5,000 lbs, 6,000 lbs, and 8,000 lbs. CapacityPneumatic or cushion Tires190” Lift Height36” - 96” Fork Length
BRANDS: Cat Lift Trucks and Linde
43*All specifications are estimates.
ATTACHMENTSCarpet PolePaper Roll ClampsSingle Doubles
Double Pallet HandlerCarton ClampRotators
Fork PositionersMultiple Load HandlersPush Pull
ForksClampsLayer Pickers
3,000 - 4,500 lbs. Capacity280” Lift Height24 Volt/36 Volt/ 48 Volt Electric
BRANDS: Cat Lift Trucks, Mitsubishi, Clark, Jungheinrich and Linde
MANUAL PALLET JACKS
5,000 lbs. Capacity
BRANDS: Cat Lift Trucks and Mitsubishi
ELECTRIC PALLET MOVERS
ELECTRIC STRADDLE/ WALKIE STACKERS
NARROW AISLE ELECTRIC FORKLIFTS
3,000 - 8,000 lbs. CapacityFork Dimensions: 27” x 48” or 27” x 96”24 Volt Electric
2,000 - 4,000 lbs. Capacity116”- 194” Lift HeightLight or Heavy Duty
BRANDS: Cat Lift Trucks, Mitsubishi, Linde, Clark, Jungheinrich and Big Joe
BRANDS: Big Joe
DAILYWEEKLYMONTHLY
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TALLAHASSEE | JACKSONVILLE | GAINESVILLE OCALA | LAKELAND | TAMPA | SARASOTA
800.395.1337813.865.2027
DAYTONA BEACH | ORLANDO | PALM BAYPOMPANO BEACH | MIAMI
800.696.5254954.876.5608
CaterpillarJungheinrichLindeMitsubishi
ClarkKalmarBendiDrexel
PrincetonCombiLiftBig Joe
Manufacturers Represented:
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46*All specifications are estimates.
CRAWLER CRANES
ALL-TERRAIN CRANES
TRUCK MOUNTED CRANES
85 - 1000 Ton CapacityMounted on an undercarriage with a set of tracks for stability and mobility, crawler cranes can move around on a job site and perform lifts with little set-up and are capable of traveling witha load.
60 - 550 Ton CapacityWith anywhere from two to seven axles, these mobile cranes combine the road-ability of truck mounted cranes with the maneuverability of rough terrain cranes, and can travel on public roads or on the job site using all-wheel and crab steering.
40 - 110 Ton CapacityMounted on truck carriers for highway travel, truck mounted cranes require no special transport. Outriggers extend horizontally from the chassis and vertically to level and stabilize the crane for hoisting.
47*All specifications are estimates.
ROUGH TERRAIN CRANES
BOOM TRUCKS
INDUSTRIAL CRANES
30 - 150 Ton CapacityMounted on an undercarriage with four rubber tires, rough terrain cranes are designed for pick-and-carry operations as well as off-road and “rough terrain” applications. Outriggers are used to level and stabilize the crane for hoisting.
8 - 50 Ton CapacityComprised of a telescoping crane boom mounted on a commercial truck body for easy transport, boom trucks are available with either stand-up or swing-seat controls.
2.5 - 30 Ton CapacityDesigned for plant maintenance and material handling jobs, both indoors and out, industrial cranes are easy to operate, with features such as carry decks, dual fuel capabilities, andmulti-mode steering.
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ST. AUGUSTINE
904.494.7653TAMPA | ORLANDO
813.376.6652POMPANO BEACH | MIAMI
954.683.5333
ManitowocGroveNationalManitexBroderson
Manufacturers Represented:
Ring Power Corporation | 500 World Commerce Pkwy | St. Augustine FL 32092
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