A generator is rarely dropped at a gate. It needs to sit on its plinth, in its compound or beside the equipment it feeds, and that is what crane delivery is for. We lift sets over fencing, into yards and onto prepared bases, subject to weight and crane reach, and we position them level and ready for connection by your engineers.
Replacement work is common: the old set is lifted out and the new one positioned in the same visit where access allows, keeping downtime to a minimum.
In this time we’ve learnt a lot about providing a premium service to each one of our clients, helping to make sure HTF Transport are the first choice for many all over the UK.
Take a look at our range of HIAB’s here. We can provide the right vehicle for almost any job, whatever size.
We provide round the clock service to support clients at any time we are needed, making sure the HIAB hire process is as smooth as possible.
All of our vehicles are ADR compliant, giving you peace of mind when transporting any dangerous or hazardous with us.
We have an easy to use calculator which finds the ideal HIAB for the job, to start choose what kind of job you need the HIAB for.
For more information on generator transport and placement, please get in touch.
Yes, that is the point of crane delivery. Sets are lifted over fencing and obstructions and positioned onto plinths, into compounds and beside buildings, subject to weight and crane reach.
Yes. Where access allows, we lift the old set out and position the replacement in the same visit, which keeps disruption and downtime to a minimum.
Fuel is covered by dangerous goods rules, and our fleet is ADR compliant. Tell us the fuel state when you book and we will confirm how the movement needs to run.
Yes. Event power sits alongside our event transport service, with deliveries timed around build and breakdown schedules.
The set weight and dimensions, lifting points, fuel state, both addresses and what the final position looks like, including any fences or obstructions the crane must reach over.