Mega Engineering Loading the Zhong Ren Verolme , Cork

[@billykiely2006]

Great video thanks for sharing. Great to see the dockyard so busy and irish engineering excellence from Killarney. That ship would be interesting on a choppy sea 😊

[@radharcanna]

Another fabulous video. The sheer scale of those cranes is amazing. And the skill in loading them on the ship. You would think that three booms facing in the same direction would destabilise the load but maybe they’re reasonably light compared to the rest of the structures.

[@paulfitz101]

Excellent video DroneHawk.

[@dronehawk]

Thanks 👍

[@Sunstryker3]

Great aerial footage of the STS Cranes

[@jimwoods9551]

The scale is amazing

[@johnheffernan1548]

Super video, great detail. I enjoyed that....

[@Joewho99]

Excellent video thanks for posting .

[@stuartlast8156]

Thats amazing, thanks for showing that, great video as always 👏👏

[@steveincork3669]

Outstanding well done👍

[@ultanfinegan8188]

One ship sailed ahead with parts for final assembly in port of destination

[@arturbonikowski2362]

Bravo Cork!

[@treborsirrah7916]

How can that ship go to sea with the deck so low in the water.

[@eastcorkcheeses6448]

Is that just for loading?

[@radharcanna]

I think they displace ballast and the ship rises in the water. They lower it for loading.

[@tomp1193]

The ships deck has to be level with the quayside for loading and unloading, They do this by adding or taking water in the ballast tanks

[@alii303]

where are they taking them

[@dronehawk]

Hamburg

[@alii303]

@@dronehawk why dont they assemble in Hamberg what am i missing

[@thomasjosullivan9179]

This is just a transport position, these cranes will be reassembled on site to a standard Container crane shape on site!!!
Anyone unfamiliar would be very confused with the current cranes!!

[@damienhill6383]

I hope she's not at sea tonight ..