Mobile Crane Service in Yucca, Arizona

Open Ground and Long Radius

Yucca is open country. Big parcels, few neighbours and very little overhead once you leave the frontage roads. That is a good setup environment. We can generally park where we want, spread the outriggers fully and pick at a radius that would be impossible in a subdivision.

The trade is the surface. Native desert is not a prepared pad. It is often firm on top with something looser underneath, and after a monsoon storm the low spots stay soft for days. Pads go down every time and we walk the setup point before committing the truck to it.

Highway and Equipment Work

Because Interstate 40 runs through, Yucca sees traffic that its population would never generate on its own. Heavy vehicles break down. Loads shift. Equipment being moved across the state stops here when something fails. A crane that can pick the load off a broken trailer and set it on a good one, with the phone answered 24 hours, is exactly what that situation calls for.

Off the highway, the work is what open desert property needs. Water tanks, well equipment, containers, steel building components, generators and machinery that has to be lifted onto or off a trailer.

• Equipment and machinery on and off trailers
• Water tanks, well heads and pumps
• Steel building members and containers
• Generators and fuel tanks
• Loads transferred off broken down trailers

Distance and Dispatch

Yucca is 35 road miles from our yard at 850 London Bridge Rd in Lake Havasu City. That is measured by road, not straight line, because the road distance is what actually decides how a day gets scheduled. Middle dispatch band. Same day depends on what is already booked that day.

• 35 road miles puts Yucca right at the line between first and second dispatch tier.
• The interstate runs through, so there is highway and heavy vehicle work here that a small community would not otherwise generate.
• Parcels are large and open. There is usually plenty of room to spread outriggers, but the surface is native desert.
• Very few overhead obstructions once you are off the frontage roads, which makes long radius picks straightforward.
• Nothing here is sheltered. Wind across open desert affects a suspended load more than it would in a subdivision.