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And more to come another TG-1900 slider for tower 4 being built in our shop !!! Next the 18000 will be leaving in July !!! Have Cornells TG-2300 on Helmarks Tower 3 with their Falcon TG-1900's If its Federated Equipment its ** 's crane . Federated Crane its Tom Harris and Mike Schavone 's cranes. Most TG-1900's are retrofitted with new draw works , cabs and tier4 Cat Power , we have done McNulty's Cranes Inc . retrofits too . John
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guess whats going here? (obviously deeper than in this picture probably be like 50-60feet right now)  a Manitowoc 16000! "One of two things will happen with the 888 Crane. It will either be dismantled around the 2nd week of July and brought out for storage until such time as it can be erected in Phase 2 (Former DB building area). Or, it will be tracked over to the north east corner of the site and work from there. The steel erector is bringing in a monster 16000 crane in mid-July and it will need the area currently occupied by the 888. In terms of depth, in Phase one the 888 is sitting pretty much at the subgrade level, meaning slab will be poured at that height. The deeper excavation is pretty clearly defined now by rock walls on the sides. Over in Phase 2 there will be similar excavations. Main slab level approx 55' below street level with a deeper portion another 25' down."
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john suckoe wrote:And more to come another TG-1900 slider for tower 4 being built in our shop !!! Next the 18000 will be leaving in July !!! Have Cornells TG-2300 on Helmarks Tower 3 with their Falcon TG-1900's If its Federated Equipment its ** 's crane . Federated Crane its Tom Harris and Mike Schavone 's cranes. Most TG-1900's are retrofitted with new draw works , cabs and tier4 Cat Power , we have done McNulty's Cranes Inc . retrofits too . John Good info, thanks!! Will the 18000 have work after its finished here, or will Lomma just sell it?
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Thanks for the info Vin  Chet
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No problem. just booked the World Center Hotel for June 30 through July 1st so expect lots of photos of the Cat's hammering and a PC 800 with a 3rd member shear ripping concrete walls! the picture above is what the view is like if you didnt see the older pages in this thread
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Really sucks the 18000 will be leaving, love that crane.
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^ at least the 16000 will be coming back! heres a photo by a worker that works in the VSC and the former D-bank http://wirednewyork.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=13328&d=1308134128
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O well! Has longest they keep a big crawle is ok. We would like to see the 18000 brake down. Thanks.
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I will try my best to get the 18000 breakdown. The PC800 will be leaving next week, the machine is too big for the job, because of the attachment size. A few 345's will take its spot with one brand new 345 they already have there and two 330's.
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right after the operator waved with the boom & stick and flashed the lights  
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Assembling Tower 3 tower crane right now   
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Watch out lotsa big stuff on the road the next weeks 96 ton and under for the east and west box truss on the hub . Waiting on super columns from Canada . John
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Great pictures as usual. Always an interesting topic. It has almost 24000 views. That is incredible in itself. Keepem' comin'. Looking forward to the 16000.
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Thanks, the thread has be going on for alittle over a year now too. Will defiantly keep updating this. Looks like the Manitowoc 14000 is coming down today 
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I was watching some of the disassembly online today, kind of sad to see the 14000 go, was a main feature on the earth cam.
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