AKwelder
Silver Member
- Joined
- Sep 24, 2008
- Messages
- 224
- Location
- Fairbanks Alaska
- Tractor
- Kubota B8200, 1953 International "Super C"
you say crane, try boom trucks. You might be able to find a boom truck service or have some one close who can borrow one.
You might look in to the weight, just the total liner footage times weight per foot. most crane hands want to know and figuring it out on your dime sucks
measure your work area, crane operators need to know the radius for the lifts
we just rented a 200 ton truck crane for 3 valves, 62,000 lbs at 45 feet each.
You might look in to the weight, just the total liner footage times weight per foot. most crane hands want to know and figuring it out on your dime sucks
measure your work area, crane operators need to know the radius for the lifts
we just rented a 200 ton truck crane for 3 valves, 62,000 lbs at 45 feet each.