US Crane and Rigging, LLC owner Tom Auringer placed an order for 7 Liebherr cranes at the Liebherr stand at the ConExpo. The cranes are a mix of All-Terrain cranes, Rough Terrain cranes, and Tele Crawlers.
The order consists of: 2 x All Terrain cranes (LTM), 2 x Rough Terrain cranes (LRT), and 3 x Tele Crawlers (LTR). The cranes will be delivered throughout 2020.
Richard Petrosa II, Chief Operating Officer of US Crane & Rigging LLC stated that, “U.S. Crane is increasing its operating area from New York’s Tri-State area into the Southeast and West Coast. Our new plant is centered in Fort Lauderdale. These cranes will play an integral part to that expansion. We trust in the Liebherr Cranes and hope that this purchase makes the relationship between U.S. Crane and Liebherr even stronger and more prosperous.”
US Crane and Rigging is headquartered in Brooklyn, NY.
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