Station Truck / Byron, Georgia

Cranes & mobile power

Station Truck integrates service cranes and mobile power equipment into work-truck configurations in Byron, Georgia. The listed equipment offering includes cranes, compressors, outriggers, welders and hydraulic packages.

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Service truck configured with a mounted crane and EnPak equipment — Representative service-truck configuration with crane and mobile power equipment.

Service cranes & outriggers
Compressors & welders
Hydraulic integration

Describe the lift and the working position

A crane request should explain the objects the crew lifts, their approximate weights, the reach needed and where the truck operates. Capacity depends on the equipment and operating configuration. A brand or model name alone is not enough to establish a suitable package for a particular job.

Match power needs to the tools on the truck

List the tools and equipment that need air, welding power or hydraulics, and describe their use throughout the day. The power package, storage, body and chassis need to work together. Share the equipment details with Brian so the team can review the proposed configuration and current options.

A clearer starting point

Information that helps define the package

Objects to be lifted, approximate weights and required reach
Air tools, welding equipment or hydraulic equipment to be operated
Chassis and body information, plus existing mounted equipment
Typical jobsite conditions, access needs and operating workflow

Before you contact us

Straight answers.

Can a crane and mobile power be included in the same build?

Yes. Station Truck’s build offering includes integrated service cranes, compressors, welders, outriggers and hydraulic packages. Send the complete equipment requirements so the team can review them together with the body and chassis.

What should I provide before selecting a truck crane?

Describe the load, approximate weight, reach and working position, along with the truck and body details. The team can then review the equipment configuration; a capacity number without its operating conditions does not confirm suitability.

Who handles a service request for mounted equipment?

Tracy Collier handles service and repair inquiries. Include the equipment make and model, symptoms, requested work and whether the truck is operable.

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