Our 8 Ton With Crane is a truck option for jobs needing cargo transport and lifting at collection or delivery. Send the load weight, dimensions and handling requirements so the team can confirm the vehicle and crane are suitable. The truck designation does not mean its crane can lift 8 tons.
All rates below exclude VAT.
Excludes VAT, fuel, tollgate, driver and kilometre charges. Compulsory insurance: R500 / day extra.
Depot to depot · minimum 100 km. Crane loading, offloading and rigging are extra where required.
See how the total is calculated →| Body Volume | 8 Ton |
|---|---|
| Base vehicle hire / day | R 1,200.00 |
| Per km (depot to depot; minimum 100 km) | R 12.00 |
| Driver Per day | R 650.00 |
| Compulsory insurance / day | R 500.00 |
| Rigging | R 1,200.00 |
An 8-ton crane truck may suit equipment, materials or machinery moves where loading or unloading assistance is needed. Tell us what needs to move and whether lifting is required at one or both addresses. Vehicle availability and the handling arrangement are confirmed for each job.
The truck is listed in the 8-ton transport range. Confirm usable payload and deck space for your cargo before booking. Crane suitability must be assessed separately using the individual item weight, dimensions, placement requirements and site details.
Include photographs if available and describe where the truck can stand. Do not assume a lifting capacity, crane mounting arrangement or off-road capability from the truck name.
If your cargo needs enclosed transport, see the 8-ton panelvan truck. Some 8-ton trucks have tail lifts; request one specifically and confirm which vehicle is available.
For other transport-and-lifting options, compare our crane truck fleet. For separate site lifting, explore mobile crane hire.
The listed prices are estimates. Final pricing depends on distance, scope of work, hire duration and site requirements. Review our truck hire rates and confirm the full transport and lifting charges in your quote.
Request an 8-ton crane truck quote with your load and route details.
Answers to help you plan
No. The truck category and the crane's lifting capacity are separate. The crane must be assessed for the load and working reach. Send the weight, dimensions and pickup and placement positions before assuming this truck can perform the lift.
That combined scope can be assessed when you provide the material details, delivery access and final placement. The required reach and setup space matter as well as cargo weight. Confirm both transport and lifting in the quote.
Provide the required placement height, distance from a possible truck position and any obstacles. Photos or drawings help show the site. The team must assess the lifting arrangement before confirming this vehicle for elevated placement.
It needs suitable vehicle access and space for the assessed lifting setup. Send entrance measurements, turning space, ground information and nearby obstacles. Do not assume that room to park the truck is enough room to operate its crane.
Tell us what needs moving, where it needs to go and what access is like. We can help you work out the next step.