Big for us anyway. Liebherr may scoff at the size, but ours don't fall down
. Standard crane joke - we stand behind our cranes, but never under them
We've been making a lot of cranes lately, overhead variety, I invested in sub arc equipment last year and the area has grown. This is a biggest yet, a 115' 30T double box girder. Yeah ok it is a bit of show and tell, but I'm very proud the team that made this and you thought you guys might like to see some pics. Next up is an of 80ton crane.
Assembly. The tops and bottoms are 1" plate

115' long 1" plate flops around like a wet noodle - you can see oscillations in it from stopping the crane. This is the second girder, 1st is to the right

welding the baffles - you can see a guy inside - the box girder common joke is that's where they hide the bodies

finished girder being flipped - thats a 40y roll off at the end to give some scale

The two girders on their trucks

Walkway installed, painted and electrical being installed

built up hoist made us (meanings we machine and buy the commercials vs buying a pre built hoist)

It shipped yesterday - three trucks . One for each girder and hoist. Ended up being an all day thing loading
One truck arrives (the white one in the background is a min roll off truck body we just finished)

This thing looks huge on the truck....




With one girder gone, we could load the second inside - less crane movements

Key is the steerable dolly:




We've been making a lot of cranes lately, overhead variety, I invested in sub arc equipment last year and the area has grown. This is a biggest yet, a 115' 30T double box girder. Yeah ok it is a bit of show and tell, but I'm very proud the team that made this and you thought you guys might like to see some pics. Next up is an of 80ton crane.
Assembly. The tops and bottoms are 1" plate

115' long 1" plate flops around like a wet noodle - you can see oscillations in it from stopping the crane. This is the second girder, 1st is to the right

welding the baffles - you can see a guy inside - the box girder common joke is that's where they hide the bodies

finished girder being flipped - thats a 40y roll off at the end to give some scale

The two girders on their trucks

Walkway installed, painted and electrical being installed

built up hoist made us (meanings we machine and buy the commercials vs buying a pre built hoist)

It shipped yesterday - three trucks . One for each girder and hoist. Ended up being an all day thing loading
One truck arrives (the white one in the background is a min roll off truck body we just finished)

This thing looks huge on the truck....




With one girder gone, we could load the second inside - less crane movements

Key is the steerable dolly:



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