Effer 1550 @ 100+ %!!!

[@ROLEKcrane]

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[@KnuckleboomsAndBikes]

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[@Trinirider]

💥💫 amazing

[@KnuckleboomsAndBikes]

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[@kubapedzich144]

Good Job , as usual💪💪💪, such a powerfull crane. What's the maximum load on the full extension? Greetings from Poland🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱.

[@KnuckleboomsAndBikes]

Thank you, yes it is indeed a very good crane that has worked well through the years. It can lift 4280 kg @ 19,91m. And maybe a little more. 😎

[@kubapedzich144]

@@KnuckleboomsAndBikes It's a beast, not a crane 👍

[@KNJensen]

What do you prefer driving with and why - drawbar trailer like this one, or semi trailer?

[@KnuckleboomsAndBikes]

Semi is my favourite! More interesting loads and we have a 3-axle fully steered extendable gooseneck semi that I really like. Follows the truck really well and easy to maneuver in tight spots with remote control to the steering. 😎

[@KNJensen]

@@KnuckleboomsAndBikes Makes sense, thank you ;) Second question: on a medium range lift, how do you know wheter to extend the the fly jib or the main boom? If you are lifting max range, then sure, its both booms, but what if you are lifting at 20 or 25m? Fly jib first, main boom first, or both at the same time? :)

[@KnuckleboomsAndBikes]

Well it depends on the weight of the load, if I am forced to use short outriggers and such things. Extend fly-jib means less stress on main boom and less weight away from the truck but of course the fly-jib has a limited capacity compared to the crane itself. It is hard to give a general answer, it depends on the situation. 🙂

[@KNJensen]

@@KnuckleboomsAndBikes Less weight away from the truck makes sense, but I understand that it depends on the situation. Thank you!

[@piotrnastarowicz7779]

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[@KnuckleboomsAndBikes]

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