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How much can I borrow for crane finance?

Crane finance is available up to $5M through our lending network, subject to lender credit criteria. Typical value bands: truck-mounted/HIAB cranes $80,000–$350,000; franna/pick-and-carry $200,000–$600,000; all-terrain and rough-terrain $500,000–$3M+; crawler cranes $1M–$5M+. The finance amount is based on the asset value and your business profile.

Do I need a deposit for crane finance?

For established crane operators with strong trading history, many lenders offer no-deposit facilities on lower-value units. For new operators or higher-value cranes ($1M+), a deposit of 10–20% is standard. Deposit requirements vary by lender and deal structure.

Can a new operator finance their first crane?

Yes. Many lenders in our network will finance a first crane for new operators who have a signed work-source letter or crane hire contract confirming ongoing work. A deposit of 10–20% typically applies, and the lender may require evidence of funds for running costs. For higher-value cranes (typically $1M+), fuller financials and a larger deposit may be required even for experienced operators starting a new business.

Can I finance a used or high-hour crane?

Yes. Both new and used cranes can be financed, including private sales. Used cranes — especially higher-hour or older units — will require an independent valuation and typically a mechanical/structural inspection given the high asset values involved. Rate loading may apply compared to new. The lender assesses remaining useful life against the proposed term.

What crane brands do you finance?

All brands — Liebherr, Tadano, Grove, Franna (TIDD), Kato, Terex, Manitowoc, Maeda, Palfinger, HIAB, Zoomlion, XCMG, Kobelco, Potain, and more. There are no brand restrictions. Finance is assessed on the asset's value and your business profile.

Do I need full financials for crane finance?

For smaller cranes (truck-mounted, pick-and-carry, smaller mobile cranes) — typically no. Lenders assess on bank statements and contracts without full financials up to certain limits. For higher-value cranes (typically $1M+), most lenders will request fuller financials including profit and loss, balance sheet, and possibly ATO portals. The threshold varies by lender.

How fast can crane finance be approved?

Same-day decisions are standard for straightforward applications on lower-value cranes. Higher-value units ($1M+) requiring fuller assessment may take 2–5 business days. Funds or direct vendor payment typically within 24–48 hours of final approval. Subject to lender credit criteria.

Should I finance a truck-mounted crane or a standalone mobile crane?

It depends on your work mix. Truck-mounted (HIAB/knuckle-boom) cranes are ideal if your lifts are delivery-based and you need road mobility between sites. Standalone mobile cranes (franna, all-terrain) suit dedicated crane hire or repeated heavy lifts on a single project. Both can be financed through our network — the structure is the same.