5 Largest CRAWLER Cranes In The World!

welcome back to another video from lord gizmo today we will show you five of the largest cranes in the world stick around till the end to find out more about the crane that's 750 feet [Music] tall the scc4000a is a super large tonnage crawler crane built by saney limited it is also the largest tonnage crawler crane in service in the world built for construction needs it has a maximum lifting capacity of 4 000 tons and a load rating of 90 000 ton meters this crane holds more than 20 patents it has a super lift counterweight trolley with double crawlers its walking system is made up of four crawlers and a grand total of eight drives recently this monster achieved another milestone by lifting up a 1500 ton single load it was a complete propylene tower erected for a rubber factory you're now looking at the lieber lr 13000 the world's most powerful conventional crawling crane the major purpose of developing this beast was to move extremely heavy weights this monster is often required at the construction site of power plants and in refineries as well where industrial columns weighing 1500 tons and measuring 100 meters in length have to be erected can you imagine with each weighing 70 tons this gigantic crane can be transported at a low cost throughout the world despite its large size along with all this the lr13000 is the only crawler crane that can also operate without a derrick ballast in its class [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] next up we have another world record holding crawler crane the xgc 88000 this mighty machine has made a successful debut by lifting and placing a 2 000 ton of washing tower vessel the crane lifted and positioned the upper half of the tower to allow it to be welded to the bottom half at the height of 50 meters and with less than 20 millimeters allowance between the two sections this beast boasts three pioneering technologies six world-leading technologies and more than 80 national patents its total hauling capacity is 4 000 tons and has a 120 meter long boom [Music] [Music] the terex cc 8801 twin comes with a lifting capacity of 3 200 tons the machine stands 234 meters tall with a 156 meter long boom it is equipped with four hoist winches a boom derrick with two winches a boom hoist a luffing jib with two winches and a slewing mechanism all rope drums have hydraulically released multi-disc and non-wearing hydraulic braking for load lowering rope ends of all drums are provided with quick connect rope end fittings the booms and jibs can be combined to create three different working [Music] configurations [Music] the manitowoc 31000 is able to safely lift any weight up to 2300 tons it comes with a self-supportive counterweight system that minimizes the crane's footprint and need for ground preparation the machine boom is 42 meters long whereas its heart comprises of two 600 horsepower cumin's engines creating a total of roughly 4 000 pounds of torque and takes fuel from a built-in 600 gallon tank due to its compact size it can easily be moved at the job site for the operator the insulated cab is equipped with large safety glass windows a tablet style personal computer a fire extinguisher a one-way loudspeaker dome lights and a defroster fans in short the 31000 is at another level [Music] hey guys thanks for watching our video if you enjoyed please leave a like and subscribe to our channel make sure to hit that notification bell to get notified when we release new content you

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Length: 9min 52sec (592 seconds)

Published: Wed Feb 03 2021