Press releases | 08/02/2023

Hack expands crane fleet with Liebherr LTM 1110-5.1

Good utilisation in the 5-axle class requires another crane
LTM 1110-5.1 offers high mobility and flexibility with strong performance

Hack Schwerlastservice GmbH has taken delivery of a new LTM 1110-5.1 mobile crane. With the Liebherr 110-tonne crane, the Neuwied-based company is expanding its fleet. The good order situation in the 5-axle range required an additional crane in this class. Hack decided on the LTM 1110-5.1 because it combines powerful lifting capacities and a long telescopic boom with high mobility and flexibility.

"We needed an additional 5-axle crane in our fleet. The LTM 1110-5.1 will expand our Koblenz branch and fits very well between our 100-tonne cranes and the LTM 1150-5.3. With a twelve-tonne axle load, it can carry 13.4 tonnes of ballast. That is a very good value. This allows us to use the LTM 1110-5.1 particularly economically, as it does not need a separate vehicle for counterweight for many tasks," explains company owner Udo Hack.

Liebherr has designed the LTM 1110-5.1 in such a way that ten-tonne axle loads and a total weight of less than 48 tonnes can be achieved by simply removing ballast. This variant brings significant advantages in terms of approvals and route permits. A quick-change system for the ballast plates guarantees maximum flexibility during changeover.

"We plan to use the LTM 1110-5.1 for general crane work, such as lifting prefabricated concrete parts, assembling air conditioning units, lifting swimming pools into the garden or assembling construction machinery," says Hack. At 60 metres long, the telescopic boom of the LTM 1110-5.1 is one of the longest in its crane class. In addition, a 10.8 to 19-metre folding jib is available, which can also be adjusted hydraulically between 0° and 40 ° as an option. The 110-tonner reaches a maximum hook height of up to 91 metres.

Hack Schwerlastservice GmbH operates several branches from Düsseldorf via Eifel and Westerwald to Frankfurt, among others for construction crane rentals and assemblies as well as repairs. Mobile folding cranes, towing and recovery services, industrial assembly with special electric cranes, working platforms and heavy transport are also part of the company portfolio.

The crane fleet consists of over 36 mobile cranes, the majority of which are machines from the Liebherr factory in Ehingen. Founded as a family business in 1959 by Werner Hack Senior and his wife Apollonia, the company has been steadily expanded and is now run in the second generation by the siblings Irene, Werner and Udo Hack.