What's New at Shawmut Equipment

Manitowoc Cranes recently announced the NEW Grove GMK4090 all-terrain crane. The 100 USt (90 t) capacity crane was designed with customer-focused features, reliability, and performance that provides quick return on your investment. The GMK4090 is the strongest taxi crane in its class.

Construction at Shawmut’s new facility in Elmsdale, NS is underway!

Cianbro Corporation just erected a new Manitowoc MLC650, 716 U.S. ton lattice boom crawler crane, with VPC-MAX attachment. The machine, equipped with 140 m (459.3 ft) of boom, is currently located on a barge in Charles City, VA assisting in the dismantling of two large transmission towers.  

The Potain Igo T130 played a key role in building the new 105 contemporary residential condominiums in South Boston, MA. The building, known as PORT45, will include 5 townhouses, a 109 space parking garage and 3,400 square feet of retail space located on the ground floor.

Discover the Features and Benefits of the NEW National NTC55 - evolved 55 ton truck crane.

We would like to welcome Aaron Fish as the newest addition to Shawmut’s service department. Aaron will be our second mobile field technician based out of the state of Maine. Aaron will assist in servicing our loyal Manitowoc, Grove, National and Potain customers from northern Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine, including Aroostook county.

Shawmut Equipment has been a leading equipment distributor bringing quality products to its customers since 1957.

• Contractors in Hawaii chose the MLC300 for a large-scale construction project due to its higher capacity at longer radii compared with competing crawler cranes.

•    Irving Equipment’s new National Crane NBT45 racked up a significant number of hours in its first few months. •    The NBT45’s unique chassis configuration is easy to road and travels as a single unit.

Shawmut Equipment will provide preparation for NCCCO crane operator testing along with the written and practical exams at Shawmut’s South Easton, Massachusetts facility October 2-6, 2017. The cost of the four day program is $1,600 per participant.