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Ken Locke, owner, said most truck cranes provided the lift capability but were not well suited for the uneven terrain. “We would usually use our 60-ton truck crane for power line work, but it often got stuck in the sand or had trouble moving through heavily wooded areas,” he said. “So, we worked with Shawmut Equipment, our Manitowoc dealer, to find an alternative solution using a National Crane.”
Written by D.Ann Shiffler – 02 Aug 2010
A crane binder is a structured collection of all safety, operational, and compliance documents related to a specific tower
Safe Work Practices, or SWPs, describe the agreed upon steps crews follow when they operate, inspect, or maintain a tower
Crane attachments play a key role in improving how materials are handled on construction sites and industrial projects. The right
