Outrigger Stabilizer

BIGMAX Outriggers/Stabilizers

We offer a full range of multi-purpose hydraulic outrigger stabilizers.

Outrigger Stabilizer     Outrigger Stabilizer

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BIGMAX OUTRIGGER/STABILIZER TYPES
Type E
Model E		 Type Description Available
with:		 Crane Size** Typical Uses
E Cross beam with two side extensions and two hydraulic legs. Manual or hydraulic extensions.

Adjustable, manual tilt up or fixed height legs.		 2 -120 t/m

14,430 to 865,920 ft/lbs		 Main or auxiliary stabilizers for truck mounted cranes and equipment.
Type B
Model B		 B Cross beam with one side extension. Manual or hydraulic extension.

Adjustable, manual tilt up or fixed height legs.		 4 -31 t/m

29,000 to 224,000 ft/lbs		 With side or corner mounted cranes, such as on mechanics service trucks.
Type F
Model F		 F Cross beam with two fixed legs. Adjustable, manual tilt up or fixed height legs. 2-31 t/m

14,430 to 224,000 ft/lbs		 For centre mounted cranes or other equipment that is stable without lateral extensions.
Type H
Model H		 H Half stabilizer; short beam with one side extension and one hydraulic leg. Adjustable, manual tilt up or fixed height legs. 2-4 t/m

14,430 to 29,000 ft/lbs		 With small cranes or other equipment that is side mounted.
Type C
Model C		 C Leg only (no cross beam) with mounting plate and lock valve. Adjustable, manual tilt up or fixed height legs. 2-120 t/m

14,430 to 865,920 ft/lbs		 General purpose use such as for post drivers, trailers, ditchers and for use as a landing leg.
Type T
Model T		 T Stabilizer assembly with integrated mounting base for BigMax TC Series cranes. Adjustable, manual tilt up or fixed height legs. 1-4 t/m

7,200 to 29,000 ft/lbs		 Enables mounting of small crane directly to truck chassis (in lieu of deck mounting).
Type X
Model X		 X Front bumper-mounted stabilizer. Leg only with mounting plate and lock valve. Adjustable, manual tilt up or fixed height legs. 2-120 t/m

14,430 to 865,920 ft/lbs		 Boom trucks or cabover trucks.
 

**Note: Stabilizers should be selected by a qualified engineer and/or installer based on crane and chassis specifications. The crane must meet ANSI B30.5 stability requirements.