Manitowoc 4100 W S2 X-tender

[@marshallcurrie8391]

4100 S2 had car body counter weights too .

[@ModelingSteelinHO]

Thank you for posting this rare Manitowoc.

[@mojostevo]

Wow, really decent video production too.

[@7249xxl]

Reminds me of lampson cranes. Never saw this before

[@marshallcurrie8391]

Never set any iron have you ?

[@marshallcurrie8391]

Not only that , but where do you reckon Neil Lampson got the idea from ?

[@RickyTucker-e1e]

Can u set the rpm at one setting and operate the hoist up and down on a 4100 mantawoc

[@Dusty3900]

8 out of 10 operators today cant run older friction cranes...and "vicon"...forget it

[@JohnDoe-ru3rm]

DUSTY psh not even, i’d say more like 4 outta 5 😆

[@seanmurphy2302]

@@bigboreracing356 What do you got your period? Khunt.

[@SunnySunny-jz8kg]

The 4100SII is the counter weight when it runs the extender.

[@seanmurphy2302]

What kind of picking capacity are we talking, 300T?

[@marshallcurrie8391]

I can tell that you are not an ironworker. 50 years for me , and I've built my share of Manitowocs . He'll, it was a long time before we ever saw an erector. IWs put cranes together in my day .

[@mitzvahgolem8366]

Europe and China stole alot of our ideas....Manitowoc Grove best company. Parts and service owner friendly. Older rigs easy to service. No electronics to fail. I ran older friction rigs bit never saw this idea. Shalom