Every hour spent on slow, risky manual handling, or coordinating an external lifting contractor, cuts straight into your margins. Endura's tandem axle flatbed trailer with the
Quicklift® 150-3 crane is built to solve that: a fully certified, turnkey unit that puts serious lifting power on the back of your own vehicle, without the cost of oversized equipment or the hassle of rigging up a compliant crane system yourself.
A Compact Trailer With Genuine Lifting Power
The trailer measures 3.3m by 1.95m and comes fully certified as a package, including the trailer, tie points, and crane mounting. The
Quicklift® 150-3 crane fitted to it offers three hydraulic extensions for a maximum reach of 3.5m and a maximum lift of 1140kg, giving you a compact footprint without compromising on what it can actually lift.
Independent Operation, No Reliance on the Tow VehicleBecause the crane, slew, and lift are all fully hydraulic, the unit operates without drawing on your towing vehicle's battery, so there's no risk of draining it mid-job. Set-up is fast and stable thanks to a hydraulic stabiliser leg beam and two front-mounted stabiliser legs, meaning the trailer is ready to lift almost as soon as it's parked.
Braking Built for a Loaded TrailerA hydraulic override braking system is fitted as standard, giving you reliable stopping power when the trailer is loaded and under tow, an important safety feature given how much weight this unit is designed to carry.
Support Anywhere
The crane can be used as a standalone support piece for lifting heavy loads on site, or the trailer can simply be used on its own as a standard flatbed. It's rated to 3.5 tonnes, so you can load up to 2 tonnes and remain fully compliant, and the weight distribution is designed to make it easy to tow.
Ready to Earn From Day One
Every unit comes with a 12-month WOF and is registration-ready, so it's earning for your business straight away. Endura also offers finance packages to help get you started, backed by full ongoing support and maintenance for whatever comes up down the track.
