Kitchen’s Crane & Equipment has expanded its fleet with a series of equipment acquisitions completed during the second and third quarters of 2026, increasing its capabilities across heavy lift, transport, rigging and industrial projects.
The latest additions include a 2020 Scheuerle MPEK 170.8.2 SPMT PowerHoss self-propelled modular transporter, strengthening the company’s ability to move oversized and heavy loads.
The fleet has also gained a 2024 Enerpac SL400 hydraulic gantry system with side shift, designed for precise lifting and positioning work including transformer installation, industrial maintenance and infrastructure projects.
A new Toyota FR25-35 forklift has also been added, equipped with fork and boom attachments to provide greater flexibility for material handling and lifting operations.
“Investing in our fleet is an investment in our customers,” said Eddy Kitchen, President of Kitchen’s Crane & Equipment. “We’re committed to offering equipment that delivers greater efficiency, reliability and versatility as our customers take on increasingly complex projects.”
Kitchen’s said demand for specialised lifting and transport equipment continues to grow across infrastructure, power generation, data centres, manufacturing and industrial projects.
The company offers equipment for both rental and purchase and has supplied cranes, SPMTs, hydraulic gantries, heavy haul trailers, strand jacks and other specialist equipment for more than 19 years across the US and international markets.
