Crane 175 Ton Krupp/Grove KMK/GMK 5175 All Terrain Crane

The Krupp KMK5175 All Terrain crane has a capacity of 175 tons. It has a fully hydraulic main boom length of 161 feet, and lattice luffing jib that extends to 220 feet. With three additional lattice extensions total tip height of 268 feet can be achieved. All wheel multiple mode steering provides unrivaled job site mobility and enhanced drivability and traction on and off the road. Combined with fast highway speeds and excellent off-road performance, the Krupp KMK5175 is both efficient and capable. It has often been referred to as ‘Best in Class’.
In 1995 Grove purchased the Krupp cranes and relabeled them Grove. Except for the hood ornament, the Krupp KMK5175 is identical to the Grove GMK5175. We use the Grove load chart for easier reference. Lift Heavy Lift Far

Crane 60 Ton Link Belt HTC-1060 Hydraulic Truck Crane

The Link Belt HTC-1060 truck crane has a capacity of 60 tons. It has fully hydraulic main boom length of 93 feet, and a manual extension to 120 feet. A 34.5 foot lattice fly extends the boom length to 154 feet. This Truck Crane is light enough to travel most of Kauai’s roads. For its lifting capacity, it is quick and efficient to set up.

Crane 35 Ton Grove RT-65S Rough Terrain

The Grove RT-65S Rough Terrain Crane has a capacity of 35 tons, It has a fully hydraulic trapezoidal main boon length of 85 feet, and a manual extension to 110 feet. A removable lattice jib extends the boom to 142 feet. The smaller foot print of the RT-65S, together with four wheel drive and all wheel multiple steering mode provides excellent job site access and maneuverability. No removable counterweights make set up quick and efficient. This older model of crane represents durable heavy iron construction that performs well.

Crane 18 Ton Grove RT-60S Rough Terrain

The Grove RT-60S Rough Terrain Crane has a capacity of 18 tons. It has a fully hydraulic main boom length of 78 feet. This relatively light crane with a smaller footprint is ideal for work deep in the mountains or on sites where other crane cannot access. This older model of crane represents heavy iron construction that performs surprising well in harsh environments.

Spreaders, Polyester Slings, Chain Assemblies, Shackles

Kikiaola maintains a growing list of basic crane rigging.

Rigging below the hook is generally the responsibility of the client. But call us first, we may have what you need.

Where the cranes can’t go, Go Hydraulic

When you can’t lift from the top, perhaps lifting from the bottom is the answer. Or for challenging conditions, like power substations that may not allow crane booms in the air; powered hydraulic jacks, beams and skates are the answer.
Our Jahn’s Unified Jacking system produces 10,000 pounds of pressure per square inch (psi) to nine hydraulic double acting ports and helper ports. Connected to an assortment of hydraulic rams offers numerous lifting options. The Jahns Jacking System is quite mobile mounted on a bumper pull trailer. For more mobility, Jahns H5.5S Hydraulic Power packs also bring up to 10,000 pounds of pressure to our 15 to 50 ton rams. Click to View Jahn’s Jacking System

We haul what we pick

Make your logistics easier by allowing us to handle your Kauai island equipment handling.
We have drop deck, flatbed and lowboy trailers to handle moving things from Nawiliwili to your lift site.

*Oversize and Overweight hauling available, including permit procurement, police and private escorts if required. Intermodal Interchange agreements are held with most incoming shippers.