In general, every crane truck has:
- A basic structure: the most important part of the vehicle, also called the shell, where the anchors and bearing systems for turning the column are located.
- Column: the main support for the hydraulic boom system.
- Arm system: whether the main one or extendable ones, these are the structural parts of the loader boom truck system.
- Stabilizers: these add solidity to the load-bearing structure anchored to the vehicle. They can have a seat fixed to the crane column or a platform located at its base.
- Carrier vehicle: the truck with the built-in crane.
- Hydraulic crane system: a pressurized pumping mechanism with lubricating oil that uses cuffs to conduct the liquid to the cylinders, which contain pistons to activate the boom’s movement.
- Hydraulic jacks: these can level the machine so that the crane operates properly on the truck, allowing it to extend. This way, the stabilizers – not on the tires – bear the weight since they have a greater carrying capacity.
- Support plates: these are responsible for reducing the pressure exerted by the machine on the ground where it’s operated to reduce the risk of the truck overturning.
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