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Ha, gotta have your resources!

Haha I remember that as well! You'd send them to me, I'd send them back with money tucked in the pages to cover postage. 4 years ago, boy alot can change! ETA: Yep, the crane rag is monthly.

Yeah, normally I remember to use it, apparently I forgot that time. The crane rag: Some of our other reading material. The religious/self help/computer books in the first pictures aint mine although I've probably flipped through them at least, most of the rest are. None of the books...

Spelling isn't my forte, that's for certain. I didn't know those specs of the either crane off hand, I had to look them up. Didn't mean to come across that way.

Alot of reading and personal experience. Here's another truly HUGE crane, one of the biggest crawlers. Can heave 3500T at a 39' radius using 2100T of of counterweight. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDDtIsgAKlE ETA, being a nerd helps as well. I'm a sucker for learning chit.

800 of our tons, 700 metric tons, or 1,600,000 lbs. $115k per day? I'd highly doubt that, even in Canuckian funny money. Here, a 230ton is under $400 an hour with tax and the fuel surcharge. Counterweights are hauled in at $350ish per load (round trip), assuming it's within a reasonable...

Most of the accidents that have been publicized have been tower cranes Gigi, a different breed. Indeed quite a large mechanical nugget, 9 axles to boot! Fairly certain it's a Demag AC700, an 800T(700t) crane, the highest capacity crane that is still roadable with the main boom attached. Out...