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The 500 tonne, seven axle crane will be based in Abilene, Texas.
Managing director Matthias Schug collected his new Tadano AT from the factory
French lifting specialist gets the country’s first unit of new 250 tonne all terrain crane
The new AT is ideal for urban applications such as positioning heavy equipment over obstacles and assembling large tower cranes
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Mammoet’s new 6,000 tonne capacity super heavy lift ring crane continues to take shape
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Lane’s Crane Service erected four 37-foot tall, 19,000-pound tanks on the plant floor under a 41-foot ceiling joist.
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The Georgia-based company has purchased five new cranes for their growing fleet.
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Italian mini crane manufacturer shows 11 cranes, three of them new models, at this year’s big show for the industry
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Grove RT550E rough-terrain crane selected for German marina
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Manitowoc will launch its upgrade of the 400 tonne capacity GMK6400 at the 24 to 30 October show in Munich, Germany
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Requirement for versatility was key in rental company’s choice of five-axle all terrain crane
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The new Groves have the new carrier cab design and Maxbase variable outrigger positioning system
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A 44-ton two axle all-terrain crane is the first fruit of the Tadano and Demag combined development.
Sarens uses Demag PC 6800-1 on a floating platform on Lake Ijsselmeer, Netherlands
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The National NBT45 is mounted on a Peterbilt 367 and offers 45-ton capacity with 127 feet of main boom.
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Grove, Demag, Liebherr, Link-Belt and Tadano showed off a wide range of all terrain cranes at ConExpo.