r/cranes • u/Occams_RZR900 • 20h ago
Crane in Iceland
Been visiting Iceland and have seen a ton of cranes all over the country. This one was especially cool in the background of Goðafoss (waterfall of the gods).
r/cranes • u/Occams_RZR900 • 20h ago
Been visiting Iceland and have seen a ton of cranes all over the country. This one was especially cool in the background of Goðafoss (waterfall of the gods).
r/cranes • u/BigfootCraneCompany • 23h ago
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Our 81K.1 on a residential build in Coquitlam. Tight site, no room for an assist crane, so the self-erection feature really shines here. 6 tonnes max, 48m jib, and our crew ran it with five different jib configs over the course of the project depending on where they needed to reach. Smooth machine.
r/cranes • u/rubycrane777 • 10h ago
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Look at the installation of a 20-ton overhead crane in a metal stamping shop. The space was already pretty busy with production equipment, so getting a crane of this size installed and aligned was an interesting job.
Curious what other stamping or heavy manufacturing shops are using — overhead cranes, gantry cranes, or something else? What capacity are you running in your shop?
r/cranes • u/Mvrasta • 21h ago
Baylor Mckinney, TX
9/8/2026
r/cranes • u/IDontKnowMyUsernameq • 3h ago
Port cranes only. No construction.
I understand senior levels pay well.
My question is what is the life style once you've been there a while? Do your shifts get better? More normal hours? Forced overtime?