Using a SPIDER CRANE to build stairs!
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2023
- Adding efficiency when it comes to moving heavy weight is always challenging. These new machines are electric, can setup anywhere, and make working with large chunks of natural stone a breeze!
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Amazing bit of gear, good job.
What would be lifting capacity please?
Seems super specific for a job that looks like it could have been done with an excavator and straps.
Yeah we had to access the upper staircase after the lower ones were complete because the client wanted a change, so it was definitely a special use solution for this project.
@@HardscapeCanada Hey fair enough.
Which excavator, other than a bobcat e10, can fit through that small of an entrance, and still be productive? I don't think the e10 lift capacity is that much either. I want an e10, but have a Chinese mini ex. I'm not sure that they're the tools for the job. Very specific, but that's why you price your job right. That's an extra fancy layout there. Thick granite slabs, formed into steps. That shit is player. I expect nothing less than this fancy mini spider crane. Shows your customer, that they chose the right guy for the job. Speaking of excavators again, I got ripped off lol. These mini ex machines claimed to be tiny, they're fkn 40in wide. I thought I can fit through small gates like I can with my mt100, nope. Might as well have gotten any other mini ex. It isn't useless, but for me, I've kinda been the guy with the "mini" setup. People call me when they can't get in and get it done.
I didn't know that even existed. I immediately checked auctions for one. Some pop up, but they look substantially larger. Maybe 4ft wide. As where this one looks 3ft wide. Although it's hard to tell either. And this one seems to be electric, where the others are motor driven. Beautiful tool, I want one. This would be a help I'd imagine in certain projects of mine.
Yeah I’m hoping we can get one on site full time too! Would use it a ton.