CRANE OPS - Manitowoc 12000

[@ciprianoflores8563]

Greetings from Panama City 🇵🇦👍

[@ciprianoflores8563]

Hello, good afternoon, how are you?

[@ciprianoflores8563]

Where are you from

[@diwansinghpbo2]

Very nice I'm crane operator kobelco 1350i

[@hilux22re]

Biggest crane i operated wass a linkbelt tcc750 , i wanted to know what do you use free fall for

[@josephquinney8209]

To hang iron quickly

[@dirtycraneoperator]

Digging with a bucket, pile driving.aint like the free fall on a friction crane though.

[@droenttrilla]

Thank you sir I was having trouble in an rt guy but

[@MasterManyakis]

Looks exactly like the kobelco ck1000

[@freemoneysap1913]

wanna ask how do you start a crane ?with a key or does it comes built in like the us hum vie?

[@TEMELTASCONSTRUCTION]

good work

[@gulabkeerio1930]

good mornin sir

[@gulabk65]

Good crane the best year

[@danielmiller210]

Somebody needs to do a video of a friction rig for a lot of operators that are new have no idea there's a lot of them still out there and they pay good money to run but it's a whole different show these cranes like the other guy said or cherry pickers lattice booms you can take a friction rig operator and put it in those cranes and it would be fine but you can't put a hydraulic operator in a friction rig cuz it would be deadly sadly they don't even have schools to teach you how to run friction cranes they should but they don't that I know of so I guess that's a good thing for us old time crane operators they pay us extra to run them

[@williambonney125]

It's a good crane if you want to run a cherry picker on tracks

[@Philstafford1]

A 200 ton cherrypicker

[@lmaolmao8826]

@@bigboreracing356 they're just breaks. There's nothing challenging about running a hydro with free fall.

[@lmaolmao8826]

@@bigboreracing356 fair enough.

[@randyneil6161]

Whats the dog lock ?

[@petrikoivukangas]

Mechanical lock in winch. In lock position, the winch drum won't let rope come out but you can pull rope in.

[@lmaolmao8826]

@@petrikoivukangas it's a pawl.

[@lmaolmao8826]

@@bigboreracing356 close but not quite. The dogs are used as positive locks to keep the drums from releasing incase of a failure. Yes, you do engage the dogs in every instance except coming down on the drums.

[@lmaolmao8826]

@@bigboreracing356 all cranes use brakes to hold the drums. I have not seen a friction crane that hasn't had a dog on the winches. Are you sure that you've actually sat in a friction rig? Your story is getting a lot of holes in it.

[@lmaolmao8826]

@@bigboreracing356 I'll gladly take that bet. I'll also put another $10,000 that says that I have more than twice the experience that you do. They're winches son, no need to cry about it.

[@gulabkeerio1930]

good op sir

[@David-yf5fo]

I used to run a NW 25D that had a nicer seat than either of those two machines.

[@ramboalmeida2903]

Quiero que Melo traduzca me español

[@brandonmorgan4871]

Dude, it sounds like breathing might be too much for you. “And PAHHHH..down here…PAHHHH…you have your..PAHHHHH…hydraulic lock….PAHHHHH” Might wanna work on that. Seriously.