
Wolfgang Beringer
Liebherr-Werk Ehingen GmbH
89584 Ehingen
Germany
+49 7391 502-0
Press releases | 2026/08/13
Australian heavy-lift company BSF Mobile Cranes is expanding its fleet with two new cranes from Liebherr. With the LTM 1400-6.1, BSF is specifically strengthening its heavy-lift capacities, while the MK 88-4.1E opens up new possibilities, particularly for work on confined construction sites. The decisive factors behind the choice of these models were their high performance, efficiency and flexibility – key criteria for successfully executing complex infrastructure, industrial and construction projects.
By investing in the Liebherr LTM 1400-6.1 mobile crane, BSF Mobile Cranes is responding to the increasing demands of challenging infrastructure, industrial and large-scale construction projects. “The modern 450-tonne crane significantly expands our heavy-lift capacities and enables us to support our customers even more efficiently on projects that require higher lifting capacities and greater reach,” explains Anthony Stoeckert, Director at BSF Mobile Cranes. “As we already have an LTM 1350-6.1, it was a logical next step for us to move up to the next class. The LTM 1400-6.1 has a similar footprint to our 350-tonne crane but offers significantly higher lifting capacities.”
The versatile boom configurations, the economical single-engine concept and Liebherr’s innovative crane technology were decisive factors in the decision. “The reduced setup time when installing the Y-guying system also gives us a decisive advantage, as a fast and efficient operational process is very important for many of our customers,” emphasises Stoeckert. Features such as VarioBallast® and VarioBase®, provide additional benefits for jobs on confined inner-city construction sites.
The addition of the new MK 88-4.1E marks the introduction of the first mobile construction crane of its type in Australia and allows BSF Mobile Cranes to further expand its range of services. “We always want to offer our customers the best solutions and are seeing increasing demand for lifting solutions on space-constrained construction sites,” reports Stoeckert.
The MK 88-4.1E impressed with its exceptional versatility, rapid deployment capability and ability to work efficiently even in confined conditions. Compact transport dimensions, variable operating modes and strong lifting performance were key criteria in the selection of this model. “The MK 88-4.1E adds a unique solution to our portfolio between conventional mobile cranes and stationary tower cranes,” explains Stoeckert.
The investment underlines the long-standing, successful collaboration between BSF Mobile Cranes and Liebherr. “The brand stands for innovation, reliability and safety – qualities that are crucial for our day-to-day operations,” highlights Stoeckert. At the same time, the fleet strategy follows the requirements of the market: “Our investments are clearly geared towards the needs of our customers. Safety, efficiency and reliability remain at the core of everything we do.”
With a fleet of around 50 cranes – including 21 Liebherr machines – and 74 employees, BSF Mobile Cranes is an established provider of heavy-lift and special lifting solutions in Queensland (Australia). The company is part of the BSF Group, which operates along the entire value chain of the construction industry and offers its customers comprehensive services from a single source. In future, the new cranes will cover a broad range of projects and expand BSF Mobile Cranes’ operating capabilities across various market segments.

Wolfgang Beringer
Liebherr-Werk Ehingen GmbH
+49 7391 502-0