Manitowoc MLC100-1 Assembly Overview

Watch the efficient assembly process of the NEW 100 ton Manitowoc MLC100-1. The entire assembly process can be completed in under 2 hours to get you started on the jobsite sooner than ever. Contact your local dealer to learn more about the performance, quality and reliability standards of the Manitowoc MLC100-1
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[@macmcguffie1003]

Love the 4100 Series 2 . Operated that fine crane over 17 years, 👍👍👍

[@RLoose9494]

I’ve broke down and set up that crane a thousand times. All inside 8 hours including the travel time on the low boy. One of my favorite cranes.

[@alleycat1084]

Reminds me of all the times we put the 4100 together haven’t seen those in a long time.

[@paperfade5660]

Oiled for one in an assembly last year. Using it as a pile rig. I run towers though. Not sure if that's typical

[@CeccantiInc]

Beauty!! We love our MLC300!

[@sefnialatberat]

Great video🙏

[@tomkeltescheverythingoutdo2379]

Its unfortunate that they aren't made in Manitowoc anymore.

[@kuyalemsadventure7502]

yes indeed i am a crane operator here in philippines i used this kind of unit .

[@chuckmiller4091]

Time for law abiding citizens to stand up for AMERICA IN ANY WAY WE NEED TO .

[@Drama4155]

So if you have crawler speciality ? You can operate any crane that’s a crawler? Hydraulic and lattice?

[@kevinpennings8823]

Why would the top boom pins go inside to out you risk having the load line hang up and or knocking the retainer clips off

[@ChannelAlatBerat]

Good work...

[@godfreybwalya6537]

How can i manage to be an operator of this machine?

[@vimalgoswami8702]

I am spares retailer and I want manitowc spares in India please help

[@mingming9604]

nice compact crane!

[@ericlakota1847]

We use to have luxury working with 250,000ton and that thing was great set prea cast and structural iron we would use small er cranes but most hydrolic and on wheels the manatwak crawlers where always 250 ton twice the size and could make every pic on collage building from one spot when I first started iron working we used a 1960s link belt on wheels some one drove the truck and some one drove the boom down the road from job to job and the boom came on trailor trucks it paid for its self over and over again they ran it tell 2007 and the company went out bisness

[@kolsen6330]

These look like bosses making a video. Crane "riggers" without a speck of grease on their jackets or pants. Waaaaay too clean and polished for real workers. Also its clear they are not riggers, look at the hook at 4:05.

[@LVKcrew]

Whats wrong with the hook?

[@chuckmiller4091]

These people in office are not looking out for us , they are to worried about themselves.

[@chrisroeOperator]

This crane sucks to assemble/disassemble, and to operate.