Hydra-Lift Services

06/07/2026

Taking it all in and settling in just nicely at the new workshop

06/07/2026

Here we supplied this brand new Palfinger PK9.501 including installation on this used Hino 6x4 including tray relocation to accommodate required crane space, subframe modifications including 10mm side plates, tray shortening to comply with legal requirements.

10/06/2026

Bit of a quick stop on route home to reseal a FASSI stabiliser leg, got the young Apprentice Cole leading the way -liftservicescareerpaths

25/05/2026

📢 Important announcement please read on….

23/04/2026

Carrying out Stability testing on this exceptional looking machine, kudos to the owner 2011 scania 2022 Hiab perfect match some handy piece of kit

22/04/2026

Our first batch of stock has arrived, if you are looking for a new vehicle loading crane please don't hesitate to drop us an enquiry via our contact us page on Hydraliftservices.com.au or email us at [email protected]

14/04/2026

Exciting news at Hydra-Lift Services! 🛠️
We’re thrilled to announce that our newest
recruit Cole is officially an apprentice!

He has already shown great dedication and a real knack for the trade, and we’re looking forward to helping him develop his skills and grow his career in the industry.

It’s a proud moment for us to be able to invest in the next generation of talent.

Thank you to Lauris from Apprenticeship Support Australia for your help & a BIG Congratulations to Cole as he starts his career journey.

24/03/2026

Today, our focus will be on the neck bearings of this old Hiab 175. We anticipated potential for substantial damage due to the significant movement. Upon removal of the column, we discovered that the bottom bearing race had completely disintegrated, despite being replaced approximately two years ago by an external service provider. The base is designed to be filled with gear oil to lubricate and minimize wear on the roller bearing; however, the bottom seal was not replaced due to the damage, and there was no oil present in the base. All components have been replaced, and our technician, Dean, has successfully repaired the damage to the column. Although the finish may not be comparable to that produced by a lathe, Dean has done an excellent job, meticulously welding and polishing the damaged areas, considering the time-sensitive nature of this repair. Hopefully, the Hiab will now retain the oil and continue to operate effectively for several more years.

23/03/2026

We are fascinated to discover that our logo has been replicated in the UK by a new company, suggesting that our brand has attained significant global recognition.

23/03/2026