Membreys Kenworth K200 and unloading Liebherr LTM 1350

[@carlosballesteros3147]

K 200 one of the most beautiful trucks ever seen. My favourite cabover.

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[@slimchancetoo]

Membrey's -------------- a magnificently maintained and presented fleet of equipment. Not just "Show Ponies" but real hardworking trucks cranes and personnel.

[@russellking9762]

ooOOH...you're not taking a shot at Ole John Boy are you mate?

[@rodgallagher9468]

A good insight on trucking in Australia,beautiful rig and trailer setup,Well done.

[@StyleSpotlight68]

The Kenworth K200 paired with the Liebherr LTM 1350 is an impressive sight! How does the team handle such a complex unloading operation?

[@blueb3972]

That is a big badass truck

[@membreystransport]

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[@petersack5074]

The Liebherr LTM 1350 is a powerful mobile hydraulic crane. It comes standard with a maximum lift capacity of 386 tons (350 t), a main boom max length of 230 ft. (70 m), and a max jib length of 256 ft. (78 m). It’s powered by an eight-cylinder, water-cooled Liebherr turbo diesel engine that produces up to 612 (450 kW) and a 127-galgallon (481 L) fuel tank. It comes standard with a ZF type TC-TRONIC automatic transmission system with 12 forward speeds and 2 reverse speeds, and a transfer case with transfer differential. The Liebherr LTM 1350 comes with a spacious, sheet steel cab that is mounted on rubber shock absorbers. It’s fitted with air suspended operator and passenger seats, heated mirrors, safety glazing all around, storage racks, and cutting-edge crane controls. The telescopic boom consists of the base section and five telescopic sections which can be automatically extended and pinned to the requested length by the single cylinder telescoping system known as TELEMATIK.

[@111danish111]

How much does it weigh ?

[@MrDriftspirit]

​@@111danish11172tons in the version in the video

[@TheSpeedpeet]

Liebherr Crane Made in Germany it´s Great Kind of regards Peter from Germany

[@preedee3304]

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[@mosessolomon3850]

They are taking so many safety measures, Marvellous

[@billrichardson6389]

Great video Steve, thanks for sharing, lucky the rain held off till the end.

[@swedentruck]

Why did he unfold the supports before reversing down?

[@TheBertshirt]

brilliant, a good clean professional job with all the correct equipment, very impressed, all the best from the U.K.

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[@huyvungo1596]

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[@garywolfman441]

So many questions. Why did the driver not alter the weight on each axle so as to reduce the pressure and strain on tyres and chassis? Why did he not take his foot of the brakes? What was the point of extending the riggers? Why did he not just drive to site like we do? How wide was the trailer as when I have loaded them on a low-loader the wheels of the crane just hang over the edge of the trailer by an inch on both sides.

[@petersack5074]

Everyone, is perfect, i guess, eh ? Gary Wolfman ? .....REMEMBER, the mind set of ' how to ' is very different, in each country. IF this was in Russia, they'd do it different, different in China, / different in Japan, Africa, England. Comparing oranges, and lemons, IS NOT THE WAY. JUDGE NOT,.......they may say the same thing YOU did, IF they watched a video, OF YOU AT A DAY AT WORK !. JUST APPRECIATE, their hard work, and good means of doing it with their equipment, ' the way they see / do it ''. Good day. (old trucker) THE JOB GOT DONE, SAFELY AND DIDN'T TAKE ALL DAY.

[@dhongorom]

Just an idea, instead of driving the crane in reverse to unload from the trailer, what if extract the four legs of the crane then pull the trailer up? It seems lots of risks involved in driving the crane reverse to unload, there are big chances of tipping over, damaging equipment, derailing, getting stuck.

[@malix300]

the outriggers only go far down enough where they're just below the wheels, they dont go all the way to the ground

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Superbe cabine du camion chapeau pour le déchargement merci pour la vidéo salutations depuis la suisse

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[@derekantill3721]

Great stuff, very interesting and a professional video.

[@ralphsmithco1]

How tall is the loaded crane on the lowboy? Is the Aussie infrastructure built high enough for clearance for easy navigation? If my customers see this, they’ll want me to buy a transport like that.

[@railtrolley]

Most standard bridges and tunnels in Australia 4.6 metres or 15 feet in height with a permit. 4.3 metres is the standard maximum. Over dimensional routes are available around most cities. Would be a quite a task to shift an oversize load, as you never know where it will come from and where it is going to, and the route has to be thoroughly measured beforehand. Sagging power lines would cause problems too. Or where extra pay tv cables have been added to the pole below the power lines.

[@JSolisHD]

Look at the Truck itself, What does the wire-wesh grill in front of the windshield/window do ??

[@emd645e3c]

They are common in Australia. They are to stop stones etc from hitting the windscreen.

[@chuchoramosbasque4157]

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[@dongnguyen5284]

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[@slimchancetoo]

+Jay Solis Called a stoneguard they are common on highway trucks in Australia and are designed to prevent stones and other debris from chipping and cracking the windshield. Particularly useful when travelling on non bitumen (tarmac) roads covered in stones (known as ripio in South America) or where a bitumen road in the country has received a new layer of bluemetal' (basalt) stones that may not have adhered to the underlying bitumen.

[@JSolisHD]

+slimchancetoo thanks Slim. :-)

[@sambrooks3977]

that rig got some power

[@yyuni9005]

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[@ThunderingDiesel]

what is that thing cage on the windshield for??

[@slimchancetoo]

+alex Perez It's called a stoneguard and helps prevent damage from stones and debris that may be thrown up by passing or overtaking vehicles to this vehicles windscreen. It only protects the bottom half of the windscreen -- better than nothing --- because to have it higher would restrict the drivers view of the road ahead, which is a very strict No No No !!!!!!!!!! in Australia.

[@alterscathe]

+slimchancetoo can i ask what a wind screen is??? please dont tell it is the same thing as a windshield,cause i can promise you a fukken screen is not going to keep any wind from getting thru!!!

[@andrewharvey6400]

its a self propelled crane. I am curious why it needs to be transported, presumably national laws? In Europe these cranes (and larger) make their own way to sites using much narrower roads.

[@fock6465]

I really envy your country can have such a big machine station

[@rajbhattarai8723]

Whre is the counterweight how many tone this crane 280???

[@bigredc222]

Why did they put out the outriggers ?

[@jaebsangthapthim267]

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[@geoffdarcy1870]

***** Good enough answer, But would it make any difference?

[@geoffdarcy1870]

***** I can't see any other reason for it, So I guess you're right

[@rjheadake]

Standard operating procedure... Stability - If somehow something goes wrong, the outriggers prevent the crane from tipping over sideways.

[@ARGONAT08]

Ronald Jongeling For example; suddenly some problem of the suspension system.

[@johnfenn]

Why not drive the crane to the work site? I dont understand.

[@i0pti]

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[@slimchancetoo]

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[@angelajohnson6659]

Company called Grubb in MD has rigs like this. Why did they extend the stabilizers when the crane was on the trailer? Ed and Angela

[@cstasz]

Better question is why use the trailer in the first place

[@Strassenelefant]

The K200 looks very nice.

[@patelaslam3617]

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[@feddeutfryslan]

Why was there a crane used to hoist the dolly onto the trailer ? Couldn't the truck have backed it up onto the trailer so there wasn't a crane needed ? Also, why didn't they use the big crane that was on the trailer instead ? Now they had to bring in an extra crane (at least, that's what I'm assuming).

[@abdullahjeeabdullahjee8039]

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[@AAAyyyGGG]

Now I know why I love Liebherr cranes!!! Thanks for that! ;-)

[@andreipobega3010]

The Best

[@ilyasabid4635]

Good and very nice oprator Weldon

[@ImForwardlook]

Gorgeous Kenworth! Wish we'd have them in Europe...

[@slimchancetoo]

+ImForwardlook There are a few in England and in Europe - imported by fans of the breed - but they are not the very rugged Australian manufactured ones. Those in England (UK) and Europe are imported from USA where the conditions are not quite so severe. US manufactured imports to Australia have to be 'beefed up' a lot to have any durability here. The Australian built KW is very different from those built by the parent company in USA and Mexico or Brazil.

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[@lautaroenrique6634]

Exelente video,qué motor y caja de cambios tiene ese camion.saludos desde URUGUAY, Sud America.

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[@massari4u]

Swesome footage, Also 1080P Amazing, thank you for posting!

[@eltopograph2450]

Warum fährt der Kran nicht selbst über die Straße?

[@Railhead1956]

Excellent video

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[@rclarke2456]

Do they still make cabover?

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[@mplewp]

the cost of 1 liebherr crane tire is 2500 dollar the brakes 1200 dollar a piece X12 and with that weight these machines go through these things waay faster than any company wants ^^

[@Hijrah112]

Wow.. amazing.. 👍👍👍

[@heartbreakkid5757]

Hope I'll drive that beautifull kind COE after graduate from college

[@slimchancetoo]

Not a little boys toy !!!!!! Takes a few years to learn the intricacies of high wide and heavy loads.

[@heartbreakkid5757]

@@slimchancetoo first im not a lil boy second i never mention hauling oversized load , road train , doubles etc instead drive on without trailers for new experience

[@slimchancetoo]

@@heartbreakkid5757 well there you go. Not much experience to be gained 'bobtail'. How to get in get out dashboard and control layout. What does what! Maybe bobtail in wet weather will give u some idea of engine power and need to keep safe distances but that is about it i think. Finish college ??? Yep still a lil boy i think. You r chatting with someone with 50 plus years experience Australia wide. Done the lot.

[@heartbreakkid5757]

@@slimchancetoo well SUPER TRUCKERS dude i will work on a ship next year ,so truck driving is not my first concern as i do it just for fun , also i was long haul trucker here in indo ,drove isuzu cabover i know its not as big & rugged as mack ,kenworth ,peterbilt ,freightliner , international ,marmon , volvo ,scania , man and so on big but truckers here teach & share a lot of thing to me ,appreciate ur comments tho

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Faymonville trailers are THE BEST!!!!

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Drake Trailer .. Australian Made

[@Soundcomplex]

Got to love Liebherr!

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[@lucasgaudette5633]

Hey what is the height of the deck on this trailer and the gross weight of the crane I would really a appreciate a response

[@Papa7Bravo]

Lucas Gaudette The crane weighs 72 tonnes in operational weight.

[@slimchancetoo]

+Lucas Gaudette Trailer deck height is about 36 inches or about 900 mm.

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Eme Ve lo vi muchas veces me encanta el estado de ese camion como hace el dueño camina 3 km y para a encerarlo saludos desde canelones Uruguay sud america

[@hakkisuleymanoglu7303]

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Very good unloding

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[@andreipobega3010]

Say What

[@fmanh]

its mobile crane abd quite able to drive itself why the lorry?

[@MrLordwrecker]

probably because it's very slow and had to go far so trailering it was the fastest and most efficient way to get it to the job site

[@hiraninaran30]

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[@111danish111]

Is it true that Liebherr weighs 72 metric tons ?!

[@sulebello6285]

You are okay keep it up you are the best

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[@uchungnguyen7686]

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[@marksapollo]

Why was the crane transported on another lorry? Why was it not allowed to drive to the site itself?

[@J0Boa]

because Ausieland is a communist country

[@emd645e3c]

Daniel Roeske Without a dolly for the boom, it's weight was over the legal axle limits for the roads here, so it was trucked.

[@大川真理子-m9s]

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[@rjheadake]

Nice piece of equipment. Shure, the Liebherr is a mobile hydraulic roadgoing crane. But think about the fuell economy of the Liebherr, the permits required to drive it through Australia. My best guess is this was the best way to transport it, expensive? yes very! But the alternative (self driven) is not great also. In Europe we drive them on the highways, but the distances are not that huge as in Australia.

[@geoffdarcy1870]

J0Boa Australia is a communist country, Are a fuckin idiot, Its a right wing shithole of a place like war mongering amarica

[@markr5132]

Thats a great looking KW!!

[@adrianwagner1045]

this might be a silly question but what is the point in extending the outriggers before backing off? it seems like they are just creating one more obstacle to work around...thanks

[@timmmyj]

+adrian wagner I'm guessing safety, in case it tipped or came off the trailer whilst unloading.

[@gerardhayman9461]

+adrian wagner the reason for the out riggers being extended is so it doesn't hit on the deck as the crane comes down the ramps

[@adrianwagner1045]

Gerard Hayman ahhh that makes perfect sense...thanks

[@kangmatras6910]

Nice truck

[@Builder99]

But for the missing hard hats this crew and gear was just great...Well looked after truck and float...Interesting there was no police there...

[@AdriaanVerburg]

+Builder99 Stupid hard hats.What good are they here? Any rocks coming down? Stupid OSHA.

[@Builder99]

They are important...Hurt can come from the most unlikely places...Safety is never stupid...

[@slimchancetoo]

+Builder99 Police would have been monitoring the overall site from a distance -- mainly diverting local traffic around the work area so the guys could work unimpeded. But no doubt the Police were aware of the 'movement' of such a large item of machinery and would have responded quickly to any mishap.

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Magnífico. Um verdadeiro espetáculo.

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Nice work every one

[@63256325N]

That trailer is quite the rig isn't it...thanks for the video.

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[@husnayadi7953]

What this work??

[@troymeredith9936]

Just laughing at some of the questions ,people seem to forget that there is a reason we do things the way we do it,not just because we want to milk a job for ever thing its worth.nice job and good to see nice gear being looked after.🍻

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[@speedbird1598]

So This is the Australian version of the K100?

[@emd645e3c]

+Speedbird Sort of…the current version of the KW cab over, but we've had a few in-between.

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what is this?

[@dionysos46]

It look amazing to make a nice 1/50 scale miniature set with Tekno + Conrad products. ♥ I adore these rare like Unicorns (in Europa) Kentworth K200. Nice trailer too, like an european one with load restrictions from Aussies, like these from US. Efficient material.

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the kenwort k100 is beautiful

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[@zeeshan_engineering_services]

I believe it's 350 metric ton capable, German most reliable branded crane 😎

[@kylebieth3678]

So you drove a crane....thats meant to be driven on its own to a site...on a flatbed trailer????

[@arforgordzake]

Verrrrrry impressive !!

[@MrDriftspirit]

Like jason from project farm😅

[@ASYONTV]

Good video

[@yeomanpip]

Is the distance an issue? Cranes bigger than this just use the roads in UK

[@nathuodedra5189]

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[@joce599]

Why do they carry a large mobile crane in an even bigger and more bulky truck ??????????????????????

[@hovermotion]

Two very nice prices of kit.....

[@ambilibiju1356]

super video

[@georgenolan8905]

Why didn't the crane travel there under its own power ?

[@slimchancetoo]

+George Nolan So many answers already to this question -- it has to do with weight limits and expenses.

[@timothyrinaldi6609]

No rego number plate in it big work crane not a traveling machine deal with it people only small crane like that small green crane that lift the trailer can travel

[@martintotland341]

In Norway we drive these on the road, no problem. You have to get a permit for the weight, but no problem driving these around.

[@elihurumamatowo2872]

I like it very good lowbed.nice heavy truck all guys they know how job is.good

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[@timironside3994]

why can't the crane drive it's self

[@mplewp]

+tim ironside simply because it is waay more expensive in terms of fuel brake and tire costs the crane just has wheels to move around on a job site not to transport itself on long journeys

[@slimchancetoo]

+mplewp Prezactly !!!!!!!!!!!! And apart from all that the crane is not registered or insured for road use.

[@chuckkelly1225]

Maybe because the UK Doesn't allow it. To Big. To Slow. To Heavy. Plas all the Reasons mplewp mentioned.

[@chuckkelly1225]

@@slimchancetoo that's a better reason not to drive in. No Reg. Required. An only Comp ins.

[@mondeotje]

@@slimchancetoo There are cranes in Europe much longer / bigger heavier, and they are alowed to drive on the road with a special permit.

[@Powershotknecht]

great trucks!

[@snakecold6755]

hospital admission in a good, right?

[@onoenat]

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[@villiersman951]

why not park in the center of the road extend the outriggers on the crane lift the crane up and drive the trailer out from under neath it.??

[@slimchancetoo]

+villiers man Quite a bit of gin frigging around to do that. I have no idea how much this crane tares but the road surface would not take it unless quite a large pad of dunnage was laid under the outrigger base plates. Be rather sad if the weight caused one of the base plates to go through the road surface and break a water main or gas line.

[@mondeotje]

To lift this crane you need a bigger crane, and so on.

[@namdinh7073]

villiers man Tinhme

[@Broncort1]

slimchancetoo so park somewhere else so the outriggers and dunnage could be used instead of schlucking it off a trailer...geez.

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Jó munkát, kitartás

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Great to see the boss out getting dirty!

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[@sietse-janhollander7585]

Why haul a crane which can propel itself. Would for sure be cheaper I guess.

[@MariaSousa-py4ff]

perfeito este trabalho organizado sai nos conforme que caminhão belo

[@entertainment.prajapati]

Hii

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Mam I am a crane operator I want come to foreign country

[@amolechannel5261]

Amazing....like this

[@billsalvey]

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[@mtaher1204]

very good

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Nice job sir

[@wilsonramos8855]

quisiera una oportunidad para operar una tracto mula de esa categoria

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Wow ,, amazing

[@andreipobega3010]

Yes

[@GM-pe1ws]

Remember: don't stand under ANY loads !!!

[@lionelroulier4214]

for a sufficiently large trailer! in the end they believed! wonderfull