by | Apr 7, 2026
The Mantis 15010 is a telescopic crawler crane for larger pick-and-carry work on foundation sites. It combines crawler travel, a long hydraulic boom, and operator systems intended for repeated lifting cycles, which helps crews move loads without breaking down and re-rigging the crane between positions. It is used for rebar cages, casing, mixing accessories, and major shoring or bridge foundation support where loads and travel demands exceed the 6010 and 10010MX classes. Within Pacific Foundation’s operations, it supports lifting around drilling, shoring, and concrete placement spreads.
by | Apr 7, 2026
The Mantis 5010 is a 30-ton crane in Pacific Foundation’s equipment fleet used for lifting support around specialty foundation operations. It supports general material handling and site lifting where a crawler crane is needed to move with the work.
by | Apr 7, 2026
The Link-Belt 238 Hylab 5 HSL is a lattice boom crawler crane for heavier lifts and longer boom combinations. It is set up for large suspended picks, long radii, and crawler travel on sites where rebar cages, casing strings, steel, or heavy accessories exceed the practical range of telescopic crawler cranes. It is used on major bridge foundations, large-diameter drilling spreads, and ground-improvement work that requires heavier lifting support. Within Pacific Foundation’s operations, it covers heavier suspended picks on major shaft, marine, and treatment spreads.
by | Apr 7, 2026
The Link-Belt RTC-8025 is a compact rough-terrain crane for lighter picks and daily support work. Its shorter carrier, telescopic boom, and roadable rough-terrain layout make it useful for loading, unloading, and setting materials where the lift plan does not justify a crawler crane. It is used on micropile work, shoring sites, and general geotechnical support operations that need fast setup and straightforward lifting capacity. Within Pacific Foundation’s operations, it supports routine lifting where quick setup and rough-terrain mobility are the priority.
by | Apr 7, 2026
The Mantis 10010MX is a mid-class telescopic crawler crane for lifting around specialty foundation operations. Its crawler base, retractable track frame, and full-power boom allow crews to move loads, reposition quickly, and keep working where outriggers or long boom assembly would slow the job down. It is used on urban shaft work, micropile projects, and shoring sites that need controlled picks in tight travel corridors. Within Pacific Foundation’s operations, it supports lifting around drilling, shoring, and concrete placement spreads.
