A crane truck body transforms your cab & chassis into a mobile lifting platform — combining service body storage with crane mounting capability. If your work requires lifting heavy equipment, materials, or components in the field, a crane body eliminates the need for separate equipment trucks.
How Crane Bodies Work
A crane body consists of a heavy-duty service body platform with a reinforced crane mounting area behind the cab, integrated outrigger supports on both sides, and multiple lockable compartments for tools and rigging gear.
RKI C-Series Crane Bodies
We carry the RKI C-Series crane bodies, which are engineered for commercial-duty lifting applications. The popular C84DX94 model features:
- Crane mounting area rated for popular crane brands
- Integrated flip-down outriggers for stability during lifts
- Heavy-duty subframe that distributes crane loads across the truck chassis
- Multiple lockable compartments for tools, chains, straps, and hardware
Common Crane Body Applications in Texas
- Oil field service — Pulling and setting well components
- Utility maintenance — Transformer installation, pole work
- HVAC installation — Rooftop unit placement
- Construction — Material handling on job sites
Installation Considerations
Crane body installation is more complex than a standard flatbed — it requires hydraulic line routing, outrigger calibration, and electrical integration. Our technicians handle the complete installation process.
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