15 Largest CRANE SHIPS in the World

There’s a lot of heavy stuff out in the ocean. For example, think of the giant oil rigs pumping that liquid gold day in and day out, and all of the thousands of moving parts that make them tick. But how do they get out there? And what happens when one of them breaks down or needs a new part? Those can be pretty big and so it takes a special kind of vessel to come to their rescue: crane ships. The crane ships of the world tend to be pretty large in order to accommodate their cargo, but there are some ships so big that your jaw will drop. So join us for today’s video, where we look at the 15 largest crane ships in the world!
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[@markvanderknoop131]

Thialf can 7100 mt per crane.

[@johngraves6878]

By the time we got to vessels 1, 2 and 3, it was anti-climactic. It gives me a hernia just looking at those magnificent things!

[@markerickson4273]

Wow

[@benediktmorak4409]

Problem though, far away from Baltimore? Where they would come to good use. And obvious far to expensive....For the beancounters there..

[@840ozDream]

i have worked on the Lan Jing before and her sister vessel Lan Jiang

[@sgoheibhrin894]

A lot of mistakes here. E.g. Rambiz is not technically a crane ship, but a shear legs. Neither is Pioneering Spirt a crane vessel. Thialf's combined lifting capacity is comparable to Saipem 7000s at approx 14,000t. Sleipner has the largest lifting capacity by actual craneage, of 20,000t.

[@chrisbourne3543]

How many crane boats would it have taken to Raise the Kirsh submarine

[@PietjeBel2012]

You made quite a few mistakes in the summary of crane vessels. Besides copying videos without permissions. The biggest construction vessel is the pioneering spirit with a lifting cap. Of 48000 t by means of 16 lift beams. It also is equipped with a 5000 t stern crane and a jacket lift system of 20000 t at the stern. The strongest crane vessel is the Sleipnir equipped with 2 x 10000 t Huisman tub cranes

[@garrymathers9]

Saipem 7000 is currently working in the firth of forth on a wind farm

[@corsleutel7992]

The rambiz lifting capacity is 3300 not 33000 i know this because it was a few years ago at the company where i worked in the netherlands we also performed repair works on it

[@peterjansen7854]

Sleutel🤔😉

[@28timmit89]

Thialf each crane has 7200 t capacity a total of 14400

[@luukekkelboom9964]

🇳🇱

[@mzfaisal8951]

4th😄

[@saliftrilok6129]

how come so many ships fly the bahamas flag?

[@james09198]

And panama

[@user-cm7yh8eg9i]

Pay little taxes.

[@robloxmumorialio858gamer4]

second

[@meutubedou]

Once again proving a Stationary Flat and LEVEL earth with absolutely no curvature to any Sea or these cranes would never work., It’s certainly not a spinning scientifically impossiBALL spherical earth.. Sea LEVEL, Ground LEVEL, Horizon LEVEL and Eye LEVEL have been called that since man’s beginnings for a reason., Just as to have a beLIEf or to beLIEve is the Enemy of KNOWING and both have the word LIE in them for a reason too✅ Just look at all those flat horizons shown in this video🤗

[@maddiielisabeth3925]

Why would the cranes not work "if" the earth 🌎 is a globe?

[@ShrimplyTheBestCo]

@@maddiielisabeth3925 he crazy

[@robertoconnor371]

I fear you’re not quite ready to hear about the Higg’s boson & the Higg’s field theory, yet.

[@robertoconnor371]

Collect ‘em, trade them and bring them to the pool kids! By Revell ! Number eleventeen: Optimus Prime Crane !!

[@Tis_I_SirJames]

Please that's enough about ships!!

[@Baddknewz]

oh hush

[@jacquesstrijdom173]

Why do you call it a she? When it is a thing?

[@corvavw6447]

Moet wel geld verdienen