Made enough on mine with its trailer to cover all costs and buy a new bigger trailer. Musnt grumble. If we were doing the steel tank installs that we were doing 3 years ago I'd have kept it busy,Russ had a IIRC 9t spider ... just couldn't keep it out often enough to make it viable and sold it .. and if he couldn't, not a lot of hope
Russ has grown up in the crane game and at one time ran them up to 200 tonners .. sold his order book/customer contact list to Gordon Sparrow after their two year moratorium expired, after they'd sold out two years previously. He too had a two year 'hiatus' imposed and he sold all but a few of his machines, which he had out the day the two years was up
... he thought he could make a spider pay and tried for nigh on a year, but the demand just wasn't there ... approaching 60 now and he's down to just the 30t Liebherr, which he virtually lives in - never been so busy and has a great rep. in the area. ... have known him a long time and very often 'swapped' jobs, if we got hires on each other's 'patches'
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Coppard plant have a few I think, probably go into London ?Russ had a IIRC 9t spider ... just couldn't keep it out often enough to make it viable and sold it .. and if he couldn't, not a lot of hope
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Flopping heck ..some money going into that...a temporary bridge sized workshop
Check it out in daylight...looks like the mother of all formwork being built in back ground ?haven't looked at this recently ... quite some scaff job that
caisson at a guess to replace the bridge pier .... good luck getting that in position in a flowing riverCheck it out in daylight...looks like the mother of all formwork being built in back ground ?
caisson at a guess to replace the bridge pier .... good luck getting that in position in a flowing river
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slings a bit far apart but decent length ... surprising how slippery some surfaces can be ...... have had a similar experience with 10t of new flat bottomed canal boat ... red with rust underneath - real powdery ... didn't have the damned thing that high and fortunately over the water, putting it in ... mine did the reverse and went bow first, from about 3-4 feet .... pedal to the metal and winch down like **** ... didn't flood it.
nah ... get the balance right and it's fine .. too far apart without spreaders is asking for trouble ... they'll want to slide togetherI think I would be happier with the slings further apart
Was going to say the point of balance is good, and I don't think its their first time.nah ... get the balance right and it's fine .. too far apart without spreaders is asking for trouble ... they'll want to slide together
's novel landing that straight into a mooring ... explains the size of the crane ... local canal has a properly prepared crane stand parallel to the canal ... truck turns up beside you, lift, slew round and drop it straight in the drink
nah ... get the balance right and it's fine .. too far apart without spreaders is asking for trouble ... they'll want to slide together
's novel landing that straight into a mooring ... explains the size of the crane ... local canal has a properly prepared crane stand parallel to the canal ... truck turns up beside you, lift, slew round and drop it straight in the drink
'cos it doesn't stop there
