Mobile Crane Replacement Parts
A mobile crane is a hydraulic-powered crane with a telescoping boom mounted on a truck-type carrier or self-propelled chassis, built to be transported to a jobsite with little or no assembly. As a leading supplier of mobile crane parts and boom truck parts, Laguna Crane Services stocks OEM components for Manitex, Link-Belt, National Crane, Load King, Altec, Grove, Broderson, Tadano, Manitowoc, Terex RT, and more. Whether you need a single replacement part or are searching for “crane parts near me,” our South Texas-based team ships fast and stocks the truck crane parts your fleet depends on. Contact us today to learn more about our mobile crane and boom truck parts.
We are currently sourcing Mobile Cranes from the following manufacturers and more!
Manitex
Manitex provides an increasing variety of reliable, high-capacity lifting equipment, aerial platforms and articulating cranes (Knuckle Booms). Manitex innovations continually redefine and expand on what the “market accepted” capabilities of lifting equipment mounted on a commercially available chassis are. In July of 2006, Manitex joined Manitex International, Inc which specializes in engineered lifting equipment.
The Manitex family includes Manitex Boom Trucks and Aerial Work Platforms. All models provide high-quality lifting solutions for general contractors, sign erectors, roofers, crane rental operations, specialty and precast services. Manitex owns the line of companies PM CRANES, OIL & STEEL, BADGER EQUIPMENT COMPANY, LITTLE GIANT AND CF LIFTERS.
Link-Belt
Link-Belt Cranes is a leader in the design, manufacture and service of quality that satisfies the needs of its customers worldwide. Link-Belt operates on the principles of continuous quality improvement. These principles result in the reduction of waste, the best use of company resources and ever-improving customer satisfaction.
Link-Belt believes that the value of machinery starts with state-of-the-art design and manufacturing, but excellent product support determines its long-term value. And thinking to the future, it’s worth noting that Link-Belt cranes traditionally command some of the highest resale prices in the industry.
National Crane
National Crane has come to symbolize the gold standard of durable boom trucks. The company has led the market in its field for decades, and an estimated 90% of all National Crane products sold since 1963 are still in operation today.
Its products are usually subject to demanding work routines. With such intensive, taxing labor, reliability, durability and ease of operation are key factors. National Crane has all three – in abundance.
Grove
Grove was founded in 1947 and is one of the world’s leading producers of mobile hydraulic cranes. They have earned a reputation of providing strong, reliable lifting equipment consistently popular with those who operate it.
As a manufacturer, Grove has achieved a number of notable firsts in the course of its history. Grove has also led the industry in terms of technological innovation. Its MEGATRAK suspension system, the TWINLOCK boom pinning system and the MEGAFORM boom design are unique to Grove and give users a competitive advantage.
Broderson
Broderson was founded in 1973, is one of many post-war “Greatest Generation” successes that helped turn America into an economic superpower.
Broderson Manufacturing Corp. has designed, developed, and delivered high-quality, long-lasting lifting equipment for nearly a half-century. Broderson cranes are simple to operate, easy to maintain, available in 2-or 4-wheel drive configurations, and made in America.
Load King
Load King has been producing first-class trailers and other heavy equipment since 1956. Cutting-edge innovation and engineering excellence make them a market leader.
Laguna Crane has partnered with Load King to supply high-performing parts for boom truck cranes built by Terex using Laguna’s years of industry experience and dedicated, professional service staff.
Altec
Altec is a premier provider of products and services across various sectors. Advanced engineering and rigorous testing make Altec telescopic boom truck cranes top in their class.
Operating in over 100 countries, Altec, Inc. is the holding company for Altec Industries, Global Rental, Altec NUECO, Altec Worldwide, Altec Capital, Altec Supply, and Altec Ventures, LLC. Since its founding in 1929, Altec has been committed to excellence, setting industry standards through innovative design, integrated safety features, and customer satisfaction. Altec’s core values shape its culture and operations, fostering a collaborative environment where shared knowledge and innovation drives success.
Tadano
Tadano is one of the world's leading manufacturers of lifting equipment, with a history spanning more than 75 years. Founded in Japan in 1948, Tadano has grown into a global force in the crane industry, offering a comprehensive lineup of all terrain cranes, rough terrain cranes, truck cranes, lattice boom crawler cranes, telescopic boom crawler cranes, and aerial work platforms. Known for exceptional engineering quality, innovative technology, and outstanding reliability, Tadano equipment is trusted by contractors, rental companies, and industrial operators across North America and around the world.
Manitowoc
Manitowoc has been one of the world’s foremost manufacturers of lattice boom crawler cranes for nearly a century. Founded in 1925 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, the company has built a global reputation for engineering excellence, innovative lifting technology, and outstanding reliability. Today, Manitowoc cranes are trusted by contractors, heavy lift specialists, and rental companies across North America and around the world for some of the most demanding infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects imaginable.
Terex RT
Terex is a global manufacturer of lifting and material processing equipment with a proud history in the rough terrain crane market. Terex rough terrain cranes draw on decades of engineering heritage from legacy brands including Bendini, Koehring, P&H, and PPM — some of the most trusted names in the industry. Today, Terex RT cranes are manufactured in Fontanafredda, Italy, and are trusted by contractors, industrial operators, and rental companies around the world for their reliability, versatility, and performance in demanding job site conditions.
Key Parts of a Mobile Crane
A mobile crane relies on several core components working together: the carrier (the truck or undercarriage), the telescoping boom, the hydraulic cylinders that raise and extend it, the hook block and wire rope, the outriggers that stabilize the crane during a lift, and the operator’s cab with load-moment indicator. Laguna Crane Services stocks replacement parts for each of these systems — from boom sections and hydraulic cylinders to wire rope and crane computer components — so your mobile crane parts and boom truck parts needs are covered in one place.
Industries We Serve
Laguna Crane Services supplies mobile crane parts to companies across the oil & gas, petrochemical, industrial, and construction sectors throughout South Texas. As an authorized Load King service center and OEM parts supplier for 20+ manufacturers, our team understands the demanding conditions these industries put on lifting equipment, and we keep the right parts in stock to minimize downtime.
Need Mobile Crane Parts Fast?
Whether you operate a Manitex boom truck, a Tadano rough-terrain crane, or any other mobile crane in your fleet, Laguna Crane Services has the OEM parts and expertise to keep you lifting. Contact our parts team today at (361) 758-3130 or request a quote online. Our South Texas-based team ships fast and stands behind every part we sell.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Mobile Crane Parts
What parts make up a mobile crane?
A mobile crane’s main parts include the carrier (truck or undercarriage), telescoping boom, hydraulic cylinders, hook block and wire rope, outriggers for stability, and the operator’s cab with load-moment indicator. Laguna Crane Services stocks OEM replacement parts for each of these systems across major mobile crane brands.
What brands of mobile crane parts does Laguna Crane Services supply?
Laguna Crane Services supplies parts for Manitex, Link-Belt, National Crane, Load King, Altec, Grove, Broderson, Tadano, Manitowoc, and Terex RT mobile cranes. As an authorized Load King service center, the company stocks OEM components for boom trucks and rough-terrain cranes across these manufacturers.
How do I find mobile crane parts near me in South Texas?
Laguna Crane Services is based in Aransas Pass, Texas, and supplies mobile crane parts throughout South Texas, including Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Houston, and Austin. Call (361) 758-3130 or email parts@lagunacraneservices.com to check availability for your specific crane model.
What is the difference between a mobile crane and a boom truck?
A boom truck is a type of mobile crane mounted on a truck chassis with a telescoping or articulating boom, designed for quick transport and setup. Mobile cranes broadly include boom trucks, rough-terrain cranes, and all-terrain cranes — Laguna Crane supplies parts for all these configurations.
Can Laguna Crane Services source OEM parts for older or discontinued mobile crane models?
Yes. Laguna Crane Services sources OEM and aftermarket parts for mobile cranes across more than 20 manufacturers, including older and legacy models. Contact the parts team directly with your crane’s make, model, and part number for availability and pricing.
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