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View DetailsPotain Igo T130 self-erecting tower crane for high-density residential and restricted-access infill projects across Southern Ontario. Fast setup, no external crane required.
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Our Potain Igo T130 self-erecting tower crane sets up quickly without a separate mobile crane. Ideal for tight urban sites, long-duration projects, and high-density residential construction. The compact design allows operation in restricted-access infill locations where traditional tower cranes cannot fit. Perfect for mid-rise buildings, condo developments, and commercial builds across Southern Ontario.
We evaluate your site access, ground conditions, and lift requirements to confirm the iGo T130 is the right fit.
Our team assists with municipal permits and engineered lift plans required for tower crane operation.
The crane arrives on a flatbed and self-erects on site in 4-6 hours without external lifting equipment.
Our licensed operator manages all lifts, coordinating with your crew for safe, efficient material placement.
We provide maintenance, inspections, and operator coverage for the duration of your project.
When your project is complete, the crane self-dismantles and is removed from site with minimal disruption.
Oxford Crane handled our multi-storey residential project with professionalism and precision. The self-erecting tower crane was perfect for our tight urban site. Highly recommend their team.
Fast response, fair pricing, and excellent communication throughout our condo build. The tower crane kept our project on schedule and the operator was top-notch.
A self-erecting tower crane is a compact crane that can assemble itself on site without external assistance. The Potain Igo T130 unfolds and raises its own mast and jib using hydraulic systems, eliminating the need for a separate mobile crane during setup.
The iGo T130 has a variable mast height and luffing jib, suitable for mid-rise buildings up to 8-10 storeys. The exact height depends on site conditions and load requirements. Contact us for a site-specific assessment.
Yes, the self-erecting tower crane is designed for restricted-access urban infill projects. Its compact footprint and self-erecting capability make it ideal for sites where traditional tower cranes cannot fit or where road closures for external crane setup are not feasible.
Yes, all our tower crane rentals include a certified operator. Our operators are licensed, experienced, and trained on the iGo T130 system. They manage all lifts and coordinate with your site crew for safe, efficient operation.
The iGo T130 self-erects in approximately 4-6 hours, depending on site conditions. This is significantly faster than traditional tower cranes that require external mobile cranes for assembly.
Self-erecting tower cranes are ideal for high-density residential construction, condo developments, commercial mid-rise buildings, and long-duration projects where a crane will remain on site for weeks or months. They are especially popular for urban infill sites with limited access.
Tower crane operation typically requires municipal permits and engineered lift plans. Our team assists with permit coordination and provides the necessary documentation to meet local regulations.
Rental rates typically range from 3,500 to 6,000 per day, depending on project duration, site conditions, and operator requirements. Long-term rentals (weeks or months) receive discounted rates. Contact us for a detailed quote.
Serving all of Ontario — dispatched from Woodstock, Hamilton, Burlington, Ancaster, and partner yards as needed. Serving all of Ontario — dispatched from Woodstock, Hamilton, Burlington, Ancaster, and partner yards as needed.
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