The first Mobile Construction Cranes in the USA | Liebherr

[@fionawhite6686]

But that is not a mobile crane....that is a Mobile TOWER CRANE!

[@mrswutchchuck]

Wow Amazing . America leads the way

[@Dry1mp4ct]

more like 40 years behind

[@fionawhite6686]

@@mrswutchchuck hahahahaha

[@Artemis76714]

What? Do they really don't use these in america?

[@Artemis76714]

In europe we have these since 1949

[@bowenike]

The title probably got lost in translation, but I think they mean first Mobile Tower Cranes.

[@Artemis76714]

That's what i ment, if you look at lieberr history, mobile tower cranes was there first invention. That is why i wonder why it took them so long to bring it to the american market

[@stevef6655]

​They had to wait for America to invent them. 😊

[@johncollinson196]

our weight restrictions on roads have prevented these from being used here in most states.

[@fionawhite6686]

I DRIVE THEM!! HERE IN.BRITAIN

[@Wldfyah]

We have always had self-erecting tower cranes that they bring in on lowboys here in the states. Just not mobile types like this one.

[@vianiefunes7257]

I want the cumpany here in belize

[@АсетБапишев]

Привет всей команде Либхерр из Казахстана. Какая грузоподъёмность у данного агрегата?

[@testohtoby]

Approx 8t

[@thomasschafer7268]

😅😅😅Rückständig wie in vielen Sachen. Nie auf dem Mond gewesen!🚀🚀🚀

[@brandonmorgan4871]

A road-mobile tower crane? Is it safe to operate from the top? That has to be very unstable.

[@grahambarry7021]

There actually very common on the European market. Most crane hire firms would own 1 or 2 of them. Mates of mine who drive them would prefer them to mobiles now. Personally I prefer mobiles. There well tested and seem very safe aswell 👍

[@georgroessle]

There is no such word as unstable in the name Liebherr

[@fels5705]

Those are absolutely stable. And pretty easy and fast errected. You can start working from driving position to working position in about 20 minutes.

[@brandonmorgan4871]

@@fels5705incredible! That’s a game changer! You could save so much overhead with a setup like that while still charging mobilization.

[@fionawhite6686]

@@brandonmorgan4871 not at all! The outriggers stabilise the crane.

[@abheizthe]

I thought it was an AI

[@robertpalmer3166]

Stop thinking.