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Igo T130 Tower Crane Rental
Igo T130 Tower Crane Rental
The Igo T130 is a self-erecting tower crane that unfolds itself on site and lifts from a compact footprint — a fit for the site city builds where a mobile crane cannot set up or the pick has to stay reachable for weeks.
Hoisting engineers
Rigging planned before arrival
Southwestern Ontario coverage
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Tell us the piece weight, the reach and the site address across Ontario — we confirm whether the T130 suits the lift before it is booked.
Dispatch replyNo obligationCall (226) 400-2111
Serving Southwestern Ontario. Form goes to dispatch.
How it works
Igo T130 Tower Crane Rental
The Igo T130 is a self-erecting tower crane: it arrives on a truck, unfolds its mast and jib on site, and lifts from a base footprint far smaller than a mobile crane's outrigger spread. That makes it useful on Woodstock lots where a carrier cannot get close to the pick or where the lift has to stay available across a build rather than for a single morning.
Igo T130 self-erecting tower crane supply for the site city and Oxford County lifts: truss and framing picks, panel and unit placements, and repeat lifts where the crane stays on site. Setup, ballast and erection are planned around the base position and the load chart for the pick.
A mobile crane needs a hardstand and an outrigger spread that many infill lots and rear-yard builds cannot give it. When the pick is inside a tight footprint, or the same lift point is needed repeatedly over a build, a self-erecting tower crane is the machine that fits.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
It unfolds itself. The T130 travels folded on a truck, and once it is on its base it raises its own mast and jib using onboard machinery rather than a second crane. The base position and ballast are settled before the delivery arrives.
It needs a level, prepared base pad that can carry the crane and its ballast — not the outrigger hardstand a mobile crane wants. We confirm the pad and the ground under it before the crane is scheduled.
Often yes, because it lifts from a small base footprint instead of a wide outrigger spread. Whether it fits depends on where the base can sit and what the jib has to reach, so we check the site layout first.
The piece weight, the radius it has to reach, the site address and how long the crane needs to stay up. From those we confirm the load chart and the base position.
It can. A self-erecting tower crane is often left erected so the same lift point is available as trusses, panels or units arrive, rather than booking a mobile crane for each delivery.
The crane is operated for the lifts on site, working with your crew on the ground. The sequence is agreed before the crane goes up so the picks match how the build is being assembled.
Request a Quote
Tell us the piece weight, the reach and the site address across Ontario — we confirm whether the T130 suits the lift before it is booked.
Request a Quote
Tell us the piece weight, the reach and the site address across Ontario — we confirm whether the T130 suits the lift before it is booked.
Dispatch replyNo obligationCall (226) 400-2111
Serving Southwestern Ontario. Form goes to dispatch.