Tadano Distributor Network Expansion in Six States

Tadano Distributor Network Expansion in Six States

Tadano Expands Distributor Network Across Six Western US States

Tadano America is expanding its distributor network for boom trucks, knuckle boom cranes and aerial work platforms (AWPs) across six western US states. The move strengthens local equipment access, parts availability and service support for customers.

Under the expansion, Mountain Crane Service will become the authorised distributor for these Tadano product lines in Utah, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska.

Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Mountain Crane will provide equipment inventory, parts support and factory-trained technicians. The expanded coverage aims to improve response times and help contractors minimise equipment downtime.

The announcement was made in Georgetown, Texas, on November 10, 2026.

Mountain Crane Expands Tadano Partnership

Mountain Crane Service has been a long-standing Tadano partner. The expanded agreement gives the company responsibility for supporting customers across six states.

Scott Lennon, President of Equipment Sales at Mountain Crane, welcomed the development.

“Mountain Crane is proud to broaden our partnership with Tadano as their authorized distributor for Boom Trucks, Knuckle Booms and AWPs across six states,” Lennon said.

He added that the product range, combined with Mountain Crane’s service capabilities, will give contractors access to lifting equipment and technology. Additionally, it will provide rental solutions for their projects.

Strengthening Customer Support Across the West

The expanded distributor territory is expected to improve equipment deliveries and maintenance support. Furthermore, it will improve access to technical expertise for western US customers.

Scott Walter, Vice President of Sales for Tadano’s Manitex segment, said Mountain Crane was a natural choice for the expanded territory.

He highlighted the company’s customer service, technical expertise and commitment to equipment uptime as key reasons for the decision.

Tadano said the network expansion reflects its focus on strengthening local partnerships. Customers will have improved access to equipment, replacement parts and support from factory-trained professionals.

Mountain Crane’s Lifting and Rental Capabilities

Founded in 2004 as a family-owned business, Mountain Crane Service has grown into one of the 15 largest crane companies in North America.

The company operates from its Salt Lake City headquarters, with satellite offices and wind maintenance locations across the country. Its fleet covers light to heavy lifting equipment, supported by engineering expertise.

Mountain Crane provides rental and operational solutions for industrial construction, plant maintenance, steel erection, precast construction, bridge girders and wind farm projects.

Its capabilities also include tower installation and repair, marine construction, large-structure demolition and heavy equipment relocation.

Tadano’s Global Lifting Equipment Business

Tadano introduced Japan’s first hydraulic truck crane in 1955. Today, the company supplies lifting and access equipment to the construction, energy and industrial sectors worldwide.

Its products and services focus on safety, quality and efficiency. The company also maintains a global support network to help customers operate equipment across different working environments.

The expanded partnership with Mountain Crane strengthens Tadano’s regional presence. It also aims to provide western US contractors with more accessible equipment and dependable service support.

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