Tower crane climbing

[kiet9x]

hay do ma tuj chang hieu j het tron a'

[JDeereGP]

Cool video...

[idkanymorehelpme]

omg i would so cry

[kurt1040]

Okay, but there must be hydraulics to lift the external structure up to the next level for the next section to be inserted. A graphic detailing and explaining that step is needed.

[troyg19]

Wow, I have never seen that before, I never knew you could do it that way!

[tmreed]

I have begun to love construction cranes in 2007 while I was at the car wash in Berkeley. I heard the crane at the adjacent construction site being turned on and I saw it moving towards the car wash. I find these machines to be beautiful pieces of art. It is nice to see a video about how they are assembled.

[zivsahar]

weird alert

[Aistulf]

Yes, weird huh, the goyim taking a genuine interest for WORKING. Doing real work, including manual labor.

[Goliath1886]

so you just push it in place with your bare hands?

[popcorntayto]

which is easier to climb,a luffer our a hammerhead??

[bigmacattack05]

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[ahahahayeahright]

i've always wondered how cranes are erected... it looks impossible with all those counterweights so high up there.

[skybld]

I am a tower crane operator myself, I run a Pecco. I've climbed them a few times, no doubt in my opinion climbing down is worse on the nerves than climbing upwards, especially when the bolts don't line up and you have to trolley out the test block.

[naughtychefdave]

hey  man as a future operator myself i was wondering ??? whats the difference in climbing up or down ...

[thomasteaver]

i build tower cranes myself and the difference is climbing up is putting the crane together and climbing down is taking it apart because most cranes can only freestand at 200 some feet. its an adrenaline rush like never before though.

[ztromso]

i dont seem to get a rush from it after 21 years on the job

[ztromso]

crawley 2007