Crane finance, without the guesswork.
Work out whether leasing or owning suits the way you work — then let an independent, licensed broker do the shopping around.
How it works
We sell the crane. A specialist handles the money.
All Cranes is not a lender, a credit provider or a finance broker. When finance would help get a machine moving, we introduce you to an independent, licensed finance broker who arranges it with you directly — you deal with someone who does this every day, and we stay focused on the crane.
That separation is deliberate. The broker holds the accreditations, compares the lenders and is paid to find you competitive terms. Your application, your credit assessment and your loan contract sit between you, the broker and the lender — not with us. Nothing on this page is an offer of finance.
Before you commit
Lease it, or own it outright?
Before committing, it pays to be honest about how the crane will actually earn. Shorter-term leases suit businesses that want to stay on newer iron and hand it back before the maintenance curve bites. Ownership suits steady utilisation, where you want the asset on the balance sheet at the end of the term.
Either way, the clearer your picture, the better the terms. Lenders price on risk: an operator who can show utilisation, contracts and clean books is a safer bet than one who cannot — and that difference turns up in the rate you are offered.
The process
Three steps — and the broker drives two of them.
- 01
Tell them what you are buying
Send the broker the machine and a short picture of how the business trades. Most applications open with ABN details, ID and recent financials.
- 02
They shop it around
Instead of one bank’s answer, the broker takes your profile to lenders on their panel and comes back with terms you can compare side by side.
- 03
Settle and collect
Once you have accepted terms and the checks are clear, the lender settles with us directly. We handle transport, compliance and handover as normal.
Why go through a broker
What a finance specialist brings.
The finance itself is arranged by our broker partner — an independent, licensed business. The strengths below are theirs, not All Cranes’.
A panel, not one bank
Our partner compares offers across a panel of around 25 lenders, so your terms are not set by whichever bank you happened to walk into.
They speak plant
Crane finance is not a car loan. Lenders read age, hours, brand and resale differently on mobile plant, and a specialist knows which lender is comfortable with what.
Checks before money moves
PPSR searches, serial and engine number verification and seller checks are part of their process, so you know the machine is clean before you commit.
Built for deal speed
Applications go to the right lender first time. Our partner reports approvals often inside 24 hours where the financials are straightforward.
Finance calculator
Estimate your repayments
Please note this is not an offer for finance and all applications are subject to full legal and credit approval. Figures displayed in the calculator do not include fees and establishment charges and are purely indicative — they may not represent your true lending capacity or final outcome. Any balloon (residual) is a lump sum payable at the end of the term and is not included in the monthly figure shown.
Finance FAQs
The questions we get asked most.
Not All Cranes. We are crane specialists, not a lender or a credit provider. We introduce you to an independent, licensed finance broker who arranges finance with a lender on your behalf. Your credit assessment, loan contract and repayments sit between you, the broker and the lender.
Typically the mobile cranes we sell — all terrain, crawler, city class, rough terrain, pick and carry and Franna — new or used. Ask the broker about attachments and accessories; whether they can be rolled in usually depends on the lender and the deal.
That is the lender’s call, based on how your business trades and on the machine itself. The broker can give you a realistic range early, before you commit to anything, so you can shop with a budget rather than a guess.
Our partner reports approvals often within 24 hours where the financials are straightforward, and same-day settlement for well-prepared applicants. More complex applications take longer. Nothing is guaranteed — every application is subject to the lender’s credit approval.
Usually ABN and ID details plus recent financials. Newer businesses, and larger amounts, tend to need more. The broker will tell you exactly what to gather before you apply.
Often, yes. Our partner does consider newer ABNs and start-ups, though the terms differ from an established book. Worth asking rather than assuming you will be knocked back.
Finance
Ready to talk numbers?
Work out your repayments, then send the figures through — an accredited finance broker comes back to you with real rates. We’re copied in, so we can hold the machine while you sort the money.