Manitowoc MLC300 Crawler Crane Reaches Across River To Set Rebar Shaft Cage

The video starts with IFS digging out the temp casings for one of the 4 in-water supports for the MLC300's "dance floor"/crane deck. We proofed the pilings with a diesel hammer before the tops of the pilings were cut off. Once the dance floor was complete, we could get the rebar shaft cage ready to fly. The MLC300 picked up the shaft cage horizontally and with help from our Grove crane on the tail line, shifted it vertical. The crane operator then had to reach across the river to lower the rebar cage into the shaft.
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Case Digging
0:37 - Diesel Hammer Piling
1:14 - Crane Installing Steel Platform Beams
2:03 - Cranes Erecting Rebar Shaft Cage
2:15 - Transporting Shaft Cage
2:34 - Shaft Cage Over River
3:28 - Shaft Cage in Shaft
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[@eddiecongdontrucking]

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Hamlet Trương 👷‍♂️ Manitowoc MLC300 Crawler Crane Reaches Across River To Set Rebar Shaft Cage

[@shockingguy]

And again it would be very nice when you put these videos up if you would just give us like the script this project is
I mean this is so annoying that so many people put videos up with no description of anything there’s so much more You could be describing here

[@mattvega6941]

what was the weight of the cage and percentage of capacity when setting the cage?

[@dintons759]

The abilities structure mechanism get responsible to balance all the work stage

[@robertmceuen3630]

What an idiotic reply. Why say anything? Say nothing, and I can only assume you're a fool. Speak and remove all doubt.