Emsley Crane Hire Adds Sixth Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1 to Fleet
- Meagan Wood

- Jan 23
- 3 min read
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Emsley Crane Hire has expanded its All Terrain fleet with the delivery of its sixth Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1, a compact yet high-performing 60-tonne crane that continues to play a key role across the company’s UK operations.

Emsley Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1 60-Tonne Crane
UK rental specialist Emsley Crane Hire has taken delivery of another 60-tonne Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1 All Terrain crane, bringing the company’s total number of these models to six and increasing its three-axle crane fleet to 14 units.
The latest addition reflects continued confidence in the model’s performance, versatility, and suitability for a wide range of lifting applications.
Compact Design with Strong Lifting Performance
The Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1 is a three-axle All Terrain crane configured with:
A six-section, 48-metre main boom
A 9.5 to 16-metre bi-fold swingaway extension
Maximum tip height of more than 67 metres
Up to 40 degrees of offset on the swingaway jib
The crane can carry its full 12.8 tonnes of counterweight within the UK’s STGO regulations, which permit axle loads of up to 16.5 tonnes, enhancing operational efficiency without additional transport requirements.
Fleet Investment and Long-Term Partnership
Tom Emsley, technical director at Emsley Crane Hire, said the model has consistently proven its value:
“We’re very proud to add our sixth LTM 1060-3.1 to the fleet. Its exceptional lifting capability and compact design have made it a standout performer for us time and again. Liebherr has been a trusted partner throughout the last 35 years, and we’re excited to continue expanding that relationship in 2026.”
The crane will support a broad range of projects, particularly where compact dimensions and strong lifting performance are required.
A Growing Three-Axle Fleet
With this delivery, Emsley continues to invest in three-axle All Terrain cranes, which are widely used for:
Urban construction
Infrastructure and utilities work
Industrial lifting
City centre and restricted access sites
The LTM 1060-3.1’s combination of reach, mobility, and transport efficiency makes it a popular choice for such applications.
About Emsley Crane Hire
Emsley Crane Hire is a family-owned UK crane rental company established in 1947. Founded by Joe Emsley, the business is now managed by his sons John and Peter Emsley, continuing a multi-generation commitment to the lifting industry.
Operating from depots in Harrogate and Doncaster, Emsley runs a modern fleet of cranes ranging from 35 to 220 tonnes, including All Terrain cranes, truck cranes, city-type units, and a Liebherr MK 140 mobile tower crane. The company is known for its investment in reliable equipment, experienced personnel, and long-term customer relationships.
Website: https://www.emsleycranes.co.uk/
About Liebherr
Liebherr-International AG is a global manufacturer of construction machinery and heavy equipment, founded in 1949 by Hans Liebherr. The privately owned group operates more than 130 companies worldwide and produces a broad portfolio including mobile and crawler cranes, tower cranes, earthmoving machinery, mining equipment, and industrial systems.
Liebherr’s All Terrain cranes are recognised for engineering quality, transport efficiency, and lifting performance, supported by a comprehensive global sales and service network.
Website: https://www.liebherr.com/
Frequently Asked Questions
What crane has Emsley Crane Hire added to its fleet?
Emsley has taken delivery of another 60-tonne Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1 All Terrain crane, its sixth of this model.
What is the main boom length of the LTM 1060-3.1?
The crane features a 48-metre, six-section main boom.
Why is the LTM 1060-3.1 popular for UK operations?
Its compact three-axle design, strong lifting performance, and ability to carry full counterweight within STGO axle limits make it highly efficient for UK road and site conditions.
Where does Emsley Crane Hire operate from?
Emsley operates from depots in Harrogate and Doncaster, serving projects across the UK.
































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