40 To 110 Tons
Crane Service For Agriculture And Grain Systems
Planned. Rigged. On Schedule.
Grain bins, legs, dryers, and conveyor runs go up on a farm schedule, not a construction one. Laser Crane Service brings an operated crane from 40 to 110 tons to farms, elevators, and feed mills across Iowa, western Illinois, and northeast Missouri, and sets your equipment between planting and harvest.
Operated Crane Service | Rigging
Built For Grain Country
Bins, Legs, And Dryers Set Between Planting And Harvest
Grain systems are tall, light for their size, and sensitive to wind. Setting a bin roof or a 120 foot leg is more about reach, control, and timing than raw capacity. We size the crane to the pick, walk the yard for soft ground and overhead lines, and plan the lift around your millwright crew so nothing waits on the crane.
Bin roofs, stiffeners, and full ring sets
Bucket elevator legs, towers, and catwalks
Dryers, conveyors, and bin unload systems
One Crane, One Operator, One Plan
Every ag lift comes with a certified operator who knows how a bin roof behaves in a crosswind and how far a leg section can swing. We coordinate with your millwright or dealer, agree on the sequence, and lift when the wind and the crew are ready.
Operated crane service and rigging. The crane arrives with its operator, and when you need it our crew handles slings, spreader bars, and the ground side of the set. Tell us what you are picking and we match the machine to it.
All of Iowa from one yard at 1520 Hwy 22 in Wellman, with no radius cap. We also cross the river regularly for jobs in western Illinois and northeast Missouri. Multi-day sets anywhere in that range are scheduled as one booking.
Four cranes: a National NBT40-1 boom truck, a 60 ton Link-Belt, a Link-Belt HTC-8690 truck crane with 140 feet of main boom, and a Kobelco CK1100G crawler that reaches 250 feet with jib. Each one is inspected on a schedule and has its load chart in the cab.
From The Wellman Yard To Your Farm
A simple process built around your season and your millwright's schedule.
Tell Us What Is Going Up
Bin diameter, leg height, dryer weight, and where the truck can get in. A few photos of the site help.
We Plan The Lift
We check ground conditions, overhead lines, and reach, then pick the crane and set a date that works around planting or harvest.
The Crane Arrives Ready
Operator, rigging, and load charts show up together. We set up, confirm the plan with your crew, and start lifting.
Set, Checked, And Gone
Each piece is released only when your crew confirms it is set. We clear the yard the same day.
Get Your Grain System Set On Time
Send us the bin, leg, or dryer specs and the farm address. We will come back with a crane size, a date, and a quote.
Agriculture Crane Questions
Answers for farmers, elevators, and millwrights planning a set.
Usually, yes. Most bin roofs are assembled on the ground and set in a single lift once the walls are stacked. We size the crane for the roof diameter and the reach over the wall.
Our fleet reaches well past most bucket elevator legs. Tall legs are typically set in sections with a crane that has the boom length to reach the top with room to spare.
We bring mats when the yard or field calls for it. Tell us about drainage and recent rain, and we will plan the setup pad accordingly.
Yes. Most ag jobs run with a millwright crew on site. We coordinate timing and sequence with them so the crane is lifting when they are ready.
During planting and harvest, sooner is better. Give us your target window as early as you can and we will hold a date.
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