27.10.2016

New flagship for Jaromin

German crane rental company Autokran-Dienst Jaromin has taken delivery of a 250 tonne Liebherr LTM 1250-5.1 All Terrain crane.

The five axle single engine crane has a 60 metre main boom and a swingaway lattice insert combination that extends up to 50 metres all of which can be offset by up to 45 degrees. With a maximum working radius of 96 metres, it can lift its full capacity at a three metre radius or take 2.5 tonnes to 108 metres with the 50 metre jib. The crane also features Liebherr’s Variobase outrigger set up, and the new VarioBallast system which allows a quick easy shift between a 5.58 metres ballast radius and a more compact 4.78 metres.

The new crane is now the largest crane in the Jaromin's fleet, overtaking a 200 tonne Liebherr LTM 1200-5.1 in the Oberhausen based fleet.
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Jaromin's Liebherr LTM 1250-5.1 All Terrain crane at its first job in Düsseldorf

Managing partner Olaf Jaromin said: "Since customers want higher and higher lifting capacities, we decided to add to our fleet. On the one hand, the Liebherr LTM 1250-5.1 provides the capacity we need, whilst on the other it is a five axle crane and therefore still very compact."
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The 250 tonne crane is handed over to Jaromin

Technical customer service executive Markus Rühr added: "A six axle crane would also have involved having to obtain more complicated road permits. The long lattice jib on the LTM 1250-5.1, which can be lowered to 45 degrees, enables us to get around difficult edges and the lifting capacities are still excellent even at a long radius."
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(L-R) Heiko Gninka and Markus Rühr of Autokran-Dienst Jaromin, Christoph Neumann of Liebherr, Olaf Jaromin and Helmut Giesen of Autokran-Dienst Jaromin

Jaromin, a family-run crane rental business was founded in 1982 and now employs around 40 with a fleet of 13 All Terrain and City type cranes, from Liebherr, Terex and Tadano, a fleet of eight self-erecting mobile tower cranes from both Spierings and Liebherr, four Sennebogen telescopic crawler cranes and 15 spider and mini crawler cranes from Maeda and Jekko. Support for the new crane will be provided by the local Liebherr Service outlet in Oberhausen.