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Made in the USA · Pacific Northwest

Self-loading cranes built for the work.

Compare Olympic 10 Ton and 14 Ton hydraulic self-loading crane systems for log, rock, recycling, truck-mounted, and marine-duty applications, then talk directly with the manufacturer.

Talk directly with the manufacturer about fit, configuration, and quote requirements.

10 TonModel One
14 TonModel Two
20,000 lbs@ 8 feet
28,000 lbs@ 8 feet

40+ years

Manufacturing experience

Built around long-service industrial crane systems, not short-cycle commodity equipment.

2 proven models

Clear product line

10 Ton and 14 Ton loaders sized around real truck, rock, recycling, and marine workloads.

Made in USA

Pacific Northwest built

Domestic fabrication and direct support for operators who need fast answers from the manufacturer.

Truck + marine

Application range

Log trucks, rock trucks, recycling yards, dump bodies, vessel decks, and stationary installs.

Compare Models

Capacity, fit, and buying guidance in one place.

Serious buyers need a fast way to confirm which model belongs in the quote conversation. This table makes that decision explicit.

Compare10 Ton14 TonBuying Note
Capacity at 8'20,000 lbs28,000 lbsUse this first if lift-at-radius is the main buying constraint.
Boom length21'6" - 25'1"23'3" - 25'1"Both are comparable in reach; the main differentiator is lift and duty level.
Installed weight9,000 lbs9,800 lbsAccount for payload, chassis, and installation constraints early in the quote conversation.
Best fitVersatile truck applicationsHeavier-duty industrial workChoose based on real duty cycle, not just wanting the bigger machine.
14 Ton loader on rock truck

Applications

Any truck.
Any load.

Olympic loaders are configured for whatever the operation demands — from Pacific Northwest forest floors to ocean vessels.

  • Log Trucks

    Purpose-built for logging operations with 44" interlocking grapple.

  • Rock Trucks

    Handles aggregate and material loading across quarry and construction sites.

  • Recycling

    Reliable lifts for scrap, waste, and recycling yard operations.

  • Marine & Vessel

    Marine-duty configurations for aquaculture, fishing, and vessel deck operations.

  • Stationary Mounts

    Fixed-base installations for yards, mills, and industrial facilities.

Marine Applications

Built for
the water, too.

Olympic loaders are deployed on working vessels across the Pacific Northwest — from aquaculture operations and shellfish farms to commercial fishing and dock work. The same rugged reliability that handles log and rock trucks performs flawlessly at sea.

  • Taylor Shellfish and other aquaculture operations
  • Fishing and commercial vessel deck cranes
  • Dock and marine facility loading
  • Deployed from Puget Sound to the Bering Sea
Inquire About Marine Configurations
Olympic marine crane on vessel at Taylor Shellfish
Taylor Shellfish — Pacific Northwest

Olympic marine crane in operation — Taylor Shellfish, Pacific Northwest

Why Olympic

Trust signals industrial buyers actually care about.

Industrial durability

Heavy fabricated boom construction, hydraulic power, and proven grapple hardware built for rough duty rather than showroom specs.

Direct manufacturer support

Prospective buyers talk to the people who know the loader, the application, and the tradeoffs between the 10 Ton and 14 Ton.

Configuration flexibility

Olympic loaders are deployed across log, rock, recycling, dump, stationary, and marine environments with application-specific setups.

Long operating life

The sales story is longevity: machines designed to stay in service for years, with straightforward mechanical systems and parts support.

Customer Proof

Credibility should come from operating context.

Our Olympic loader gets treated like production equipment, not a specialty attachment. It has to work every day, and it does.

Pacific Northwest aggregate operator

14 Ton installation

Chosen for heavy-duty loading where downtime immediately affects the yard.

We needed a loader that fit real field work and direct support from the builder. Olympic gave us both.

Commercial truck-mounted application

10 Ton installation

Selected for a work truck where application fit and manufacturer access mattered more than generic brochure claims.

Rock & aggregate handling

14 Ton loader for quarry and heavy material applications.

Rock & aggregate handling

The 14 Ton model is positioned for operators who need higher lift figures, heavier boom construction, and a machine that matches demanding yard or truck-mounted loading cycles.

Marine-duty deployment

Olympic loaders adapted for working vessels and waterfront operations.

Marine-duty deployment

Marine configurations extend the same industrial loader platform into vessel decks, dock work, and aquaculture environments where reliability and direct support still drive the buying decision.

See it in action

The 10 Ton at work

Proudly Made in the USA

Designed, built, and supported in the Pacific Northwest since the 1980s.

WAWashington State, USA

Buyer FAQ

Resolve common buying questions before the first callback.

How do I choose between the 10 Ton and 14 Ton loaders?

Start with required lift at radius, the truck or vessel platform, and how often the loader will work at the top end of the duty cycle. The 10 Ton fits many log, recycling, and general industrial applications. The 14 Ton is the step up for heavier rock, dump, or marine-duty work where higher lift numbers and heavier structure matter.

Can Olympic help match the loader to my truck or vessel?

Yes. The quote process should include your truck, chassis, body style, vessel, or stationary mount details so Olympic can recommend the right model and configuration instead of leaving fitment decisions to guesswork.

Are marine configurations available?

Yes. Olympic loaders are already positioned for marine and vessel work, including aquaculture and dockside applications. Use the quote form to describe the environment and duty cycle so the sales conversation starts with the right assumptions.

What should I include when requesting a quote?

The most useful inputs are your application, preferred model if known, truck or vessel type, work location, and the loads or materials you handle. That lets Olympic respond with a more accurate recommendation instead of a generic follow-up.

Do you support parts and long-term service conversations?

The site should position Olympic as the manufacturer you contact directly for application guidance, support, and ongoing ownership questions. If you need parts or service context, mention that in the form so the inquiry reaches the right conversation quickly.

Ready to put an Olympic loader to work?

Tell Olympic about your truck, vessel, application, and target model. The quote flow is built to start with real decision inputs, not generic lead capture.

Talk directly with the manufacturer.