Boom Truck
Boom trucks are quite like cranes and can be equipped with a winch for lifting. This would depend upon the size and weight of the vehicle, that determines the kind of load which could be raised. Because of the capability of their size, cranes can traditionally lift much bigger loads. The advantage of boom trucks is that they are mobile and can be driven to work areas that make them a lot more versatile. Furthermore, a boom truck could be outfitted with a bucket and can also raise personnel as well as materials up to high locations. For example, boom trucks are normally found raising maintenance and utility staff on a telephone pole.
Types
Boom Trucks come in many varieties. Sometimes, the term "boom truck" is used synonymously used with other vehicles which carry out other similar functions. Like for instance, aerial work platforms that are mounted to the bed of a truck which utilizes hydraulic lifts can be called a boom truck. Other individuals can refer to a standard utility truck used to raise employees to a utility a boom truck. Whether the truck uses a bucket or a winch, operates on wheels or treads, they are still able to lift employees and materials vertically.
Boom Truck Crane
The boom truck crane is used like a crane but is classed as a boom truck. Normally, these vehicles are found in hard to reach places and areas that are difficult to reach, which need a heavy lifting vehicle. A boom truck crane can lift various weights. These machinery remain stationary when lifting.
Crane
Bigger cranes are big lifting devices utilized for moving goods or materials and are normally used to move construction supplies as well. They are common features in the manufacturing industries, the transportation industries and in the construction industry. Cranes utilize ropes, wires, chains or cables connected to a winder. The load capacity depends on the crane type. The highest load capacity is provided by large fixed chains.