Chelsea Street Bridge Tower Lift

[@biginchhemi]

Fantastic video as always! The sequence of reverse turn and crawl is great. That iron worker at the end has a heck of a view too! I love that crane!

[@JostheRebel]

great video again !! awesome. thats 1 beast off a crawler crane !!

[@tinram745]

this is the sickest video you have ever done. my word! i love your work! keep it up!

[@billymp79]

Great work and video to all my union brothers.

[@daewooparts]

xlnt video,as always with your work !! green thumb& favd

[@ssdphoto]

@IRONSEAN7 Thanks for the awesome comment!! Each section weighed 425,000 pounds. Saugus Construction has put up a lot of steel in Boston. Wish I knew they were behind a lot of the steel on the Big Dig, I would have shot more of it!!!

[@ssdphoto]

@biginchhemi In order to get that view of the ironworker on top I had to be higher than what he was, looking down on his position. I was in a man cage lifted by the Grove GMK 5275. Now that was the view!!!

[@ssdphoto]

@Cranedude21 Actually this crane is new to the Hallamore arsenal. It was in use for two years putting together wind turbines in Houston, TX and came directly from the factory from Germany through the port there.

[@theScienceOfFear2012]

wow, just wow!

[@bluecoatscheesypoofs]

great video. I have heard that these heavy lifts take months to plan. :)

[@ssdphoto]

@tinram745 Thanks...more to come, Glad you enjoy it!

[@Bostonharborwater]

Great video man, any idea roughly what those pieces weighed?? saugus was the first company i ever worked for when i first joined local 7 , 11 years ago. i remember my first day riding with Frank Dicimone from the hall to north station like it was yesterday!

[@Android_Warrior]

That must be a Liebherr crane.

[@ssdphoto]

Its NOT a Liebherr. Its a Terex Demag CC2800.