2244 Body
The 2244 from Service Trucks International is a highly versatile solution, available in multiple configurations to meet a range of field service needs. It can be built as an open service body, enclosed service body, or a 30,000 ft-lb crane body. Offered in both 9-foot and 11-foot lengths, the 2244 features 44-inch high flat tops or optional raised compartments designed to store oxygen and acetylene bottles securely.
Engineered for 16,000 GVWR dual rear wheel chassis, this model is also capable of being outfitted with a 5,000-pound Tiger Crane. For operators working with 19,000 GVWR chassis who are looking to maximize payload capacity, the 2244 is a standout choice—combining strength, flexibility, and efficient design in one compact package.
Standard Features
- Logic Based Electrical System
- Stainless Steel Hardware
- Stainless Steel Chipguard – Full Height
- Compartment Pressurization
- Infinitely Adjustable Shelving
- LED Lighting
- 3-Pt Compression Door Locking System
- Fully Undercoated
- STI 2 / 3 / 5 Warranty
Options
- Tiger Cranes 2,000-5,000 lbs
- 9′ & 11′ Service Body (No Crane Provisions)
- Gas Compressors
- Rollout Drawers & Bolt Bins
- Bedliner
- Deck Covers
- All-in-One Packages
- Lube Kits
Compatible Tiger Cranes
The 2060 Model Tiger Crane, rated at 2,000 pounds capacity, is designed to handle big loads in a small package. The boom can be stowed when not in use saving valuable space in your truck or van. When stowed, the footprint is only 15″ x 27″. The 2060 is positioned manually, while the winch is operated by 12V D/C using a 12-foot corded remote. This mighty little crane has a reach of 3 feet to 5 feet.
The 2081E Model Tiger Crane lives up to the term “heavy duty” for a 2,000-pound capacity crane. Its 8,500 foot-pound rating is the highest on the market, yet it weighs just 425 pounds. Packed with standard features like wireless remote control and 40 feet of winch cable, the 2081E is perfect for pulling pumps from lift stations underground. And with power rotation, elevation, and winch operation it doesn’t get much easier to use. An optional 30-inch tall base allows you to install it just about anywhere.
The 2085 Model Tiger Crane is a manually positioned crane rated at 2,000 pounds capacity. This work horse has a manual boom extension from 6 feet to 10 1/2 feet so you can do the lifting where you need it. The 2085 has a stored length of just 81 inches and can be installed just about anywhere that you can supply the winch with 12V DC.
The 3216E/EP Model Tiger Crane boasts 3,200 pounds of lifting capacity in a small package. At just 108 inches long when stowed, it is an ideal choice for 9-foot bodies. The standard wireless remote makes operation a breeze. Options like a 30-inch tall base, LED boom tip lights, and a wireless remote charging pad allow you to customize installation the way you want it.
The 4016E/EP Model Tiger Crane carries an even bigger load in the same small package at just 108 inches long with 16 1/2 feet of reach. Weighing just 750 pounds, you get the most lifting capacity you can without sacrificing payload. The standard wireless remote provides ease of use and freedom of operator movement while improving safety. Options available include a 30-inch tall base, LED boom tip lights, and a wireless remote charging pad.
The 5032E/EP Model Tiger Crane is a 5,000-pound capacity crane with 21 feet of reach. The “E” model is a fully functioning electric over hydraulic crane. The “EP” model adds optional proportional control to the package allowing for finite load control. This crane weighs in at 1,395 pounds and has a stored length of 159 inches. This crane also features a hex boom design adding strength and durability.
The 5032 Model Tiger Crane features 5,000 pounds of lifting capacity and a reach of 21 feet. This crane provides an extreme amount of lift capacity in a lightweight package at just 1,420 pounds. This full function hydraulic crane also features “Auto II Speed”, which automatically reduces crane speed when a load is detected on the hook giving the operator finite load control. The standard wireless remote control can also be tied into a CAN bus for upload to a customer’s fleet management software.
