From 26-ton boom trucks to 300-ton all-terrain cranes

Tilt-Up Crane Service,
Lift Partners You Can Count On

Different job sites demand different lift plans. We support Tilt-Up teams with safe, coordinated crane service through experienced operators, lift planning, rigging coordination, and on time execution across Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Operated Crane Service | Rigging | Storage & Transportaiton
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Certified and trusted by contractors

Servicing Massachusetts and Rhode Island

Tilt-Up,
Crane Rental Services

We align early with your Tilt-Up lift needs to confirm scope, access, pick locations, and sequencing, then coordinate rigging needs and day-of communication so the lift integrates cleanly with the rest of the jobsite plan.

Service Area

Baxter serves Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with regular coverage in Boston, Worcester, Providence, Newport, and Provincetown. Whether the job is urban, coastal, or industrial, our team can mobilize and support lifts that need dependable equipment and experienced crews.

Crane Fleet Capacity

Our operated fleet ranges from 26 ton boom trucks to a 300 ton all terrain crane, giving Baxter the flexibility to handle quick picks and major planned lifts. We help match the right crane to the job based on what you are lifting and the site conditions.

Our Services

Baxter provides operated crane service, rigging support, high capacity forklift service, and equipment storage and transportation. From planning through execution, we help keep lifts organized, safe, and aligned with the schedule.

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Crane Inventory

Crane Types
and Capacity Range

Baxter’s fleet is organized by crane type so you can quickly match the right class to your lift. Use the capacity ranges below as a starting point, then review each unit’s reach and jib details to narrow the best option.

Boom trucks from 26 to 45 tons
Mobile cranes from 70 to 110 tons
All terrain cranes from 115 to 300 tons
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About Baxter Crane & Rigging

Baxter Crane and Rigging is a 100% Employee-owned business (ESOP) serving Massachusetts and Rhode Island. We have a full range of cranes and equipment from a 26-ton boom truck to a 300 ton all-terrain, as well as forklifts, tractor trailers, and specialized rigging gear. Baxter Cranes & Rigging is a service-driven crane and rigging company supporting commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects. The company operates a diverse fleet ranging from fast-setup boom trucks to heavy all-terrain cranes, allowing them to handle everything from routine lifts to complex, planned work.

What sets Baxter apart is a focus on execution. Jobs are approached with planning, communication, and the right equipment for the site—not overcomplication. The team works closely with contractors, engineers, and site supervisors to align on lift requirements, safety expectations, and scheduling before work begins.

Baxter’s goal is simple: show up prepared, perform the lift safely, and keep projects moving without surprises.

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What To Expect

How Baxter Executes Tilt-Up Work

For Tilt-Up, we align early with your team to confirm scope, access, pick locations, and sequencing, then coordinate rigging needs and day of communication so the lift integrates cleanly with the rest of the jobsite plan.

1

Confirm scope and constraints

We confirm what is being lifted, where it needs to land, access limits, staging, and any site rules that affect the plan.

2

Build the handling and sequence plan

We align crane selection, rigging needs, pick locations, and timing around the order the work must happen.

3

Execute site coordination

We coordinate setup, lift communication, and handoffs so crews stay aligned and the site stays predictable.

4

Closeout and next steps

We confirm completion, align demobilization timing, and coordinate follow on lifts if additional phases are coming.

Tilt-Up Lift Frequently Asked Questions

How do you plan complex lifts?

We start with your load weight, pick radius, and site constraints. Our team walks the job, identifies ground conditions, and builds a lift plan that removes guesswork. You get a clear picture of what's needed before we show up.

What if my site has limited access?

Tight spaces are common in commercial construction and urban projects. We match the right crane type to your footprint—boom trucks for narrow corridors, all-terrain cranes for rough terrain, mobile cranes for open sites. Access constraints don't stop us.

Can you handle multi-phase projects?

Yes. Industrial plants and infrastructure work often need staged lifts over weeks or months. We schedule around your timeline, coordinate with your crew, and keep costs predictable with fixed rates for each phase.

How quickly can you mobilize?

Same-day or next-day service is standard across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. We maintain equipment at our yard and keep licensed operators ready. Your schedule drives ours, not the other way around.

What safety standards do you follow?

Every lift meets OSHA requirements and industry best practices. Our operators are licensed, our equipment is inspected regularly, and our rigging is done by trained professionals. Safety isn't negotiable on any job.

Ready to talk?

Reach out with your project details and timeline.

All-Terrain | Mobile Crane | Boom Trucks

View Our Crane Inventory

Browse Baxter’s crane inventory by category to quickly find the right fit for your job. Our operated fleet covers boom trucks for fast setup, mobile cranes for mid range lifts, and all terrain cranes for higher capacity work. Share your load weight, pick radius, and lift height and we will confirm the best option for your schedule and site conditions.

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All Terrain Crane
All Terrain Crane
Boom Truck
Boom Truck
Mobile Crane
Mobile Crane
300 Ton Liebherr TLM 1250.51
300 Ton Liebherr TLM 1250.51
Capacity:
300 ton
Boom Reach:
197 ft
Jib:
118 ft
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115 Ton Liebherr LTM 1095-5.1
115 Ton Liebherr LTM 1095-5.1
Capacity:
115 ton
Boom Reach:
190 ft
Jib:
62 ft
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110 Ton Liebherr LTM 1095-5.1
110 Ton Liebherr LTM 1095-5.1
Capacity:
110 ton
Boom Reach:
190 ft
Jib:
62 ft
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85 Ton Liebherr LTM 1070-4.2
85 Ton Liebherr LTM 1070-4.2
Capacity:
85 ton
Boom Reach:
164 ft
Jib:
62 ft
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70 Ton Liebherr LTM 1055-3.2
70 Ton Liebherr LTM 1055-3.2
Capacity:
70 ton
Boom Reach:
131 ft
Jib:
52 ft
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45 Ton National NBT45-2
45 Ton National NBT45-2
Capacity:
45 ton
Boom Reach:
127 ft
Jib:
31 ft
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30 Ton Manitex 30112
30 Ton Manitex 30112
Capacity:
30 ton
Boom Reach:
112 ft
Jib:
26 ft
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26 Ton Manitex 26101
26 Ton Manitex 26101
Capacity:
26 ton
Boom Reach:
101 ft
Jib:
26 ft
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Services

Lift Support From Planning to Placement

Baxter provides operated crane service, rigging, high capacity forklift support, and storage and transportation across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Tell us what you are lifting, where the job is, and your timeline and we will help match the right equipment and crew so the lift stays safe and the project stays organized.

Licensed Operators and Planned Lifts

Operated Crane Services

Baxter provides the crane and an experienced operator so your crew can stay focused on the work around the lift. We help confirm the key details up front, including what is being lifted, where it is going, and the site conditions that affect setup. The goal is a controlled lift, clear communication on site, and a job that stays organized from arrival through final placement.

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Secure Lifts Start With Proper Rigging

Rigging Services

Rigging is what keeps a lift stable and predictable. Baxter supports lifts with the right rigging approach for the load and the placement, helping reduce risk to people, property, and equipment. We coordinate with your team so the lift is set up correctly, the load is handled with care, and the pick moves smoothly from start to finish.

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Heavy Moves Without a Crane

High Capacity Forklift

When the job is heavy but does not require a crane pick, a high capacity forklift or telehandler can be the most efficient option. Baxter provides operated forklift support to move, stage, and place equipment safely on active job sites. This keeps work moving, reduces congestion, and helps crews stay on schedule without tying up crane time.

Indoor industrial workshop with a Baxter crane lifting a red hook above a purple and white locomotive numbered 1060.
Staging and Delivery That Matches Your Schedule

Storage and Transportation

Baxter supports projects beyond the lift by helping with storage, staging, and transportation. We can coordinate delivery timing, hold materials when needed, and reduce job site clutter so crews have the right items on site at the right time. When storage and transport are aligned with lift scheduling, projects run smoother and the day stays predictable.

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What contractors say

Real feedback from crews who depend on us.

"I own a local tree service and Baxter Crane were top notch to deal with from the first phone call to the last huge log being lowered to the ground. They truely are the best around and I would recommend them to anyone!"
Christopher L.
"Top notch business. Fast, professional, and were able to get out right away. Kerri helped about a ton scheduling things and the 2 gentlemen that did the job were great. Highly recommend."
Eric T.
"Awesome guys, very professional in rigging and moving heavy machinery. Only wished some of the employees would work more and talk less."
Paul K.
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