Posted On: April 27, 2023
The successor to the 218 HSL has a 99.79-tonne lifting capacity and a 70-metre main boom that can reach a tip height of 85 m with a jib. ...
Posted On: October 26, 2021
The 100 RT boasts a nominal capacity of 100 tons at 8 feet and a maximum tip height of 237 feet; its full-power formed boom consists of five sections, ranging from 40.6 to up to 155 ft. ...
Posted On: September 21, 2021
The newest Link-Belt crane can be transported at less than 105,000 pounds with full counterweight or under 86,000 lbs with no counterweight. ...
Posted On: August 30, 2021
The newest Link-Belt truck crane borrows a number of design elements from the manufacturer’s 175 AT all-terrain crane and has an all-new Hendrickson air ride suspension for superior ride quality. ...
Posted On: July 21, 2021
Link-Belt’s 200-ton 248 HYLAB 5 lattice boom crawler crane was lowered into the dry lock by the 275-t Link-Belt ATC-3275 all-terrain crane. ...
Posted On: June 23, 2021
The new truck crane replaces Link-Belt’s HTC-8660 Series II and combines beefier lift charts with a high degree of roadability and excellent onsite maneuverability. ...
Posted On: June 17, 2021
The new crawler crane is flexible on the jobsite, with adjustable-width tracks, and travels in just one load with its standard 25,000-pound counterweight package. ...
Posted On: June 15, 2021
Smith Erectors considered using a 110-ton Link-Belt HTC-86110 telescopic truck crane, but opted for the 175-ton 175 AT all-terrain crane because it was much easier to transport to the jobsite. ...
Posted On: April 22, 2021
The new 16-story building, called “The Stack,” is a 474,000-square-foot mixed-use development whose bottom 10 stories required the Link-Belt TCC-1400 to hoist more than 250 precast panels. ...
Posted On: April 13, 2021
Anglemyer Crane Rental of Azusa, California, used Link-Belt’s 110-ton HTC-86110 telescopic boom truck crane and 275-t ATC-3275 all-terrain crane to position the 155-foot, 60,000-pound refurbished water bridge. ...
Posted On: January 20, 2021
Florida Atlantic Ironworks purchased the Link-Belt telescopic truck crane to lift and place 1,600 tons of steel. ...
Posted On: January 19, 2021
Contractor Superior Steel, Inc. of Knoxville used the big crane with an offset jib to place 304 tons of precast concrete and 464 tons of steel. ...
Posted On: November 6, 2020
The life-sized sculptures now adorn the façade of the new $10.9 million Kalaniho?okaha Cope Community Learning Center in Nanakuli. ...
Posted On: October 16, 2020
Davis Erecting is using the lattice boom crawler crane to lift pre-stressed concrete double-tee beams that are 60 feet long and weigh up to 60,000 pounds. ...
Posted On: July 30, 2020
The versatile rough-terrain crane gets the heavy lifting done, even in tight spaces. ...
Posted On: June 4, 2020
Illinois ag construction company A&P Grain Services used the telescopic boom truck to dismantle the 86-foot dryer and to install the new one. ...
Posted On: May 12, 2020
Garco Construction of Spokane, Washington, is using the Link-Belt cranes to move rebar and forms, as well as for foundation work such as lagging with soldier piles and the pouring of concrete walls. ...
Posted On: February 27, 2020
The crane manufacturer will have a number of recent additions to its product line on display at the show in Las Vegas, including rough-terrain, all-terrain, telescopic truck, and lattice boom crawler cranes. ...
Posted On: February 26, 2020
The newest offering from Link-Belt is the successor to the TCC-750, which Link-Belt says “has been a cornerstone of the telecrawler market since its initial debut in 2008.” ...
Posted On: January 7, 2020
Provided by Tutt-Bryant Heavy Lift & Shift, the crane is a good fit for the job thanks to its capacity and boom length, flexible transport options, and self-erection features and ease of use. ...
Posted On: December 19, 2019
Manassas, Virginia, contractor William Steel Erection Company bought a new HTC-86100 telescopic boom truck crane to work with its existing LS-248H II lattice boom crawler crane and HC-248H lattice boom truck crane. ...
Posted On: November 13, 2019
The jobsite is too close to Miami International Airport to used fixed tower cranes, so instead the project has relied on several Link-Belt 218-series crawler cranes to get the job done. ...
Posted On: October 16, 2019
The Healdton-based crane and trucking service has logged more than 560 hours of oilfield work with the crane in less than six months’ time. ...
Posted On: October 10, 2019
Infrastructure contractor i+iconSOUTHEAST rented the crane from Link-Belt Mid-Atlantic to assist with the bridge projects for the state Department of Transportation. ...
Posted On: October 9, 2019
The all-terrain crane’s operator says its fine metering function made precise culvert alignment easier, providing more leeway at the controls while delivering the desired result. ...