Congrats! Hope they keep you busy... One question I have to ask, though (and I am most definitely *not* an expert in *ANY* way, shape, or form), is how thick does the concrete pad have to be to support one of these monsters? I'd imagine it has to be at *least* fifteen inches, and waiting for that to cure properly would take *far* longer than setting one of these up.
@@jeffanderson8165 Concrete strength shoots off like a rocket in the 1st 7 days of curing. Typically 70% of ultimate strength is achieved in the first 3 days. So, no problem there.
@Ellis Dee However the question has not been answered: "How thick does the concrete pad have to be to support one of these monsters? Does it need steel reinforcement? The rail ring under the crane obviously distributes most of the weight, but can it be modified to accept more or less of the load depending on ground conditions?
I am full of admiration for the Dutch and their shipbuilding and engineering skills.I was Mate of a Deep Sea Salvage tug for some time but we could never match the Dutch at this work!A small nation perhaps,but work of such quality!
IMO, it's a *beautiful* piece of engineering but (and I'm coming at this from the viewpoint of a know-nothing nutter) I'd be real skeptical about operating it from most anywhere; I think it's gonna need one helluva concrete pad underneath it.
I used this crane twice. In India for the Relaince Oil project and in Quebec, Canada in their refinery. I can set it in one location and lift all the vessels required saving time and money. And this is the smaller of the 2 cranes. At that time, the cranes were the property of Van Sumeren, which later merged with Mammoet to form this single company.
i work at a steel factory in the netherlands named (plaatwallserij purmerend) we make things for oilplatforms and that kind of stuff and mammoet asked my boss to greate parts of this amezing crane and my boss said no because we have to much things to do we are currently making hulls & tubes ,pipes that kind stuff its amezing what we are doing its so much Professional work we do here. im just proud to be part of it.
I had opportunity and honor to be part of the shelf Appalachian cracker plant in Beaver County, Beaver PA close to four years. I have seen a lot of cranes in my lifetime… I fell in love with Big Red! She’s a magnificent crane!
I understand your problem completely. My father-in-law wanted one to pick up his wife, but again, the neighborhood wouldn't allow it. (She's also too heavy for even one of *these* to get her off the deck, so it is kind of moot...)
They might work well servicing two dry docks at once at a ship builder, but I think the big gantry cranes would be more stable over wind. I wonder how much that huge counterweight weighed on the back end, after it was stacked up?
Fantastic that the Dutch words for 'heavy lifting crane' appear to be ... 'heavy lifting crane'. It is possible that I just understand it naturally because I am 25% Dutch as my grandfather came to England to do drainage in East England although I never met him? 😁
just did a couple of jobs for these guys out of radcliffe on soar.they have dismantled one of there cranes which has been on site for over a year.i also took steel into the site as they where finishing putting it together at the time.the firm i work for hauls a lot of the weights and self drive modules all over uk when needed.
Think one of the positive attributes was quick setup time. Does that mean overnight - like tomorrow morning maybe around 9:30 am PST? Yes, I am sure they were speaking in relative terms - probably like 3 to 6 months minimum! and rush jobs cost a lot extra.
Ik kan me wel niet voorstellen dat je zo’n kraan ergens tussen een petrochemische installatie kan neerzetten om bv een distillatie kolom neer te zetten maar een coole ding dat het is daar kan je niet omheen...hoop om hem ooit eens te kunnen zien
Its a specialized field that they would be selling too..just like tower cranes but structures are only gonna get bigger..we're still using cranes from way back..this will be here for a while..I just wanna know how much it can lift..
PLease contact the GM of this company I need the stone at Baalbek to be moved my watch is underneath it It's a TIMEX it takes a lickin and keeps on Tickin I think it weighs 1100 tons can you move it please ?
Apparently these huge cranes can be shipped in parts and reassembled on site. There must be a need for them. I can't imagine the logistics. Most really large equipment of this type is left to disintegrate where it last operated. There is no economy in moving it more than once. The economics of this business is a mystery to me.
The first two question are really one but the answer is no. It's meant to be multipurpose. It's mobile remember. Your actual second question I cannot answer. To answer your third question. Maximum reach @ 100 meters (radius) with a load of 1278 tons. The ground construction has a diameter of roundabout 45 meters across making a minimum @ 23 meter plus the width of your load plus a few meters space. It can lift 5000 tons @ 32 meter. It is designed to lift 3200 tons @ 55 meter.
Yeah right.. Only made for fun! Unbelievable how some people use their narrow mindset as reference on obvious matters. Are you by any chance USAmerican?
Kyle Bullard we have used them quite a bit. Some large oil field sites require a crane like this to perform certain operations for the full duration of the project.
Cody Ledford What were yall building to justify breaking down a setup like this and shipping it to where ever and reassembling? That's gotta be multi million dollar shipping charges alone...
harbor crane ? what else ? subsidiary question : how much it cost to buy it ? ...and how much ground surface needed for it ? (i presume its more than 150*150m)
Wombat situation room just an unlimited tonnage and training on this particular crane. I know one of their operators and he just worked his way up through all their cranes to these ring cranes
In the US you must be State certified to prove you have the knowledge to operate and maintain the equipment. There are wayyyyyy to many "experts" out there.
I have an Open Class License. Took me about 6 years to become that qualified. To get the Open Licence I didn’t apply, I was recommended to a licensed training facility. Open Class Licences aren’t handed out lightly.
@flguy32501 hello. for example a cane like this helped to elect a new coal üpower plant in germany where it need to lift 350tons in a height of 200m for example. the extreme weights are needed for the new generation of gas turbines for example wich weight up to 800tons. there are a lot of thing in the heavy industry where such a crane can show his muscles
These new massive cranes are cool and all. But are they still efficient in terms of moving them around to different job sites??? I mean come on.... That thing looks super stationary. Its gotta be highly annoying to pack these things and move them
Is it just me or is this Lego way more detailed than usual? 🤪
Good job!
Proud to say I’ve earned the License to Operate a Crane of this capacity.
Congrats! Hope they keep you busy...
One question I have to ask, though (and I am most definitely *not* an expert in *ANY* way, shape, or form), is how thick does the concrete pad have to be to support one of these monsters?
I'd imagine it has to be at *least* fifteen inches, and waiting for that to cure properly would take *far* longer than setting one of these up.
@@jeffanderson8165 Concrete strength shoots off like a rocket in the 1st 7 days of curing. Typically 70% of ultimate strength is achieved in the first 3 days. So, no problem there.
Gascoyne Guy Me too😏
@Ellis Dee However the question has not been answered: "How thick does the concrete pad have to be to support one of these monsters? Does it need steel reinforcement? The rail ring under the crane obviously distributes most of the weight, but can it be modified to accept more or less of the load depending on ground conditions?
@black zebra holy crap!
I'm Dutch, and very proud of Mammoet
having worked around cranes for over 30 years i have to say this is some thing else! totaly AMAZING they can build some thing so large! AMAZING!
I am full of admiration for the Dutch and their shipbuilding and engineering skills.I was Mate of a Deep Sea Salvage tug for some time but we could never match the Dutch at this work!A small nation perhaps,but work of such quality!
thanks i`m engineer at a salvage company in holland and a mamoet employee
IMO, it's a *beautiful* piece of engineering but (and I'm coming at this from the viewpoint of a know-nothing nutter) I'd be real skeptical about operating it from most anywhere; I think it's gonna need one helluva concrete pad underneath it.
Quality instead of quantity often pays out...
It's built like a bridge, just more spectacular.
*new generation
*RUclips recommends the video 9 years later
I used this crane twice. In India for the Relaince Oil project and in Quebec, Canada in their refinery. I can set it in one location and lift all the vessels required saving time and money. And this is the smaller of the 2 cranes. At that time, the cranes were the property of Van Sumeren, which later merged with Mammoet to form this single company.
i work at a steel factory in the netherlands named (plaatwallserij purmerend) we make things for oilplatforms and that kind of stuff and mammoet asked my boss to greate parts of this amezing crane and my boss said no because we have to much things to do we are currently making hulls & tubes ,pipes that kind stuff its amezing what we are doing its so much Professional work we do here. im just proud to be part of it.
Hopefully your craft is on higher level than your english...
🙈
I had opportunity and honor to be part of the shelf Appalachian cracker plant in Beaver County, Beaver PA close to four years. I have seen a lot of cranes in my lifetime… I fell in love with Big Red! She’s a magnificent crane!
The big one is in Fort McMurray at the CNRL site right now... and this is a HUGE machine !
I was going to get me one of these.....but my neighborhood association just won't allow it.......some people can be so petty.
Bastards!
follow your dreams man , ignore them !
I understand your problem completely. My father-in-law wanted one to pick up his wife, but again, the neighborhood wouldn't allow it.
(She's also too heavy for even one of *these* to get her off the deck, so it is kind of moot...)
I'd say it's time to move.
Holy shit! Probably a million dollars just in paint.
Dit is nu echt iets waar door ik trots op nederland ben!
WOW!!!
A CRANE THAT IS NOT LIMITED BY ITS TURNTABLE!!
Wow! Amazing
Like looking at all the heavy lifting equipment video
Mammoet is the best....i am rigger work at mammoet company location on papua british petroleum
How muvh capacity and Max length
Kapasitas yg digunakan spi berapa ribu ton pak
Nice real nice, the swing is mounted on gantry trucks
that´s amazing
very good design. i like this crane
They might work well servicing two dry docks at once at a ship builder, but I think the big gantry cranes would be more stable over wind. I wonder how much that huge counterweight weighed on the back end, after it was stacked up?
Mammoet es lider mundial en la fqbricacion diseño configuracion de heavy lift cranes...!!
ENGLISH subtitles please??
FAB Crane!!
this crane was just in Lyondell in Houston TX
A good one among cranes
But can it lift a broken heart...
Only God can do that.
@@JF32304 And His crane is invisible...
I know what it's like to have it shattered.... Very very difficult times. Lots of conversations with God.
Sissy. Stop snivveling go out and get laid.
I've put some big Crain's together but these takes the cake
Just saw this crane in texas, you have to see it in person to respect the size.
awesome.
I worked with this company to lift out a tower in a gas and oil refinery. Very impressive
Wow amazing
It does it by itself...
Fantastic that the Dutch words for 'heavy lifting crane' appear to be ... 'heavy lifting crane'.
It is possible that I just understand it naturally because I am 25% Dutch as my grandfather came to England to do drainage in East England although I never met him? 😁
Also it didn't talked about . Just told its capacity which industries are using it.
Engineers that design these had an Erector sets as kids... I had one myself. Still have it from when I was 11.
Huisman is very impressive.
just did a couple of jobs for these guys out of radcliffe on soar.they have dismantled one of there cranes which has been on site for over a year.i also took steel into the site as they where finishing putting it together at the time.the firm i work for hauls a lot of the weights and self drive modules all over uk when needed.
But can it raise the bar?
That's a lot of cans of red paint
What a beast
Think one of the positive attributes was quick setup time. Does that mean overnight - like tomorrow morning maybe around 9:30 am PST?
Yes, I am sure they were speaking in relative terms - probably like 3 to 6 months minimum! and rush jobs cost a lot extra.
that thing is crazy
Mammoet manager : It's the biggest crane in the world.
John Cena : Are you sure about that
Ik kan me wel niet voorstellen dat je zo’n kraan ergens tussen een petrochemische installatie kan neerzetten om bv een distillatie kolom neer te zetten maar een coole ding dat het is daar kan je niet omheen...hoop om hem ooit eens te kunnen zien
This isn't Your Grandpas erector set ! Mind blowing and impressive giants.
Its a specialized field that they would be selling too..just like tower cranes but structures are only gonna get bigger..we're still using cranes from way back..this will be here for a while..I just wanna know how much it can lift..
3200 tones
3500 tonnes at 600metres, used to lift unit items or whole sections John W
Is this the 1400 tonne crane I have always heard about? Impressive!
Says 3200 tonne on the crane
@@thetazva That's at 55 meters, at 100 meters it can lift 1400 us tons
@@ric84 And your point is? It is a 3200 ton heavy lift crane.
was it work in reliance india
you know it's big when you need an ltm11200 to build it... o.O
Strongest machine i just made it... Useful and hero power
thank you for making this machine
PLease contact the GM of this company I need the stone at Baalbek to be moved my watch is underneath it It's a TIMEX it takes a lickin and keeps on Tickin I think it weighs 1100 tons can you move it please ?
Apparently these huge cranes can be shipped in parts and reassembled on site. There must be a need for them. I can't imagine the logistics. Most really large equipment of this type is left to disintegrate where it last operated. There is no economy in moving it more than once. The economics of this business is a mystery to me.
the anti two block weighs more than my truck.
Try to weigh that truck without your fat old lady sitting next to you.
nice crane
이런거 철도랑 고속도로랑 공업지대같은곳에도 설치하면 멋잇겟다 물론 사고발생시 빠른 현장수습과 물류운송의 용이함을 돕기위한 명목으루 ㅎㅎ
The first two question are really one but the answer is no. It's meant to be multipurpose. It's mobile remember. Your actual second question I cannot answer. To answer your third question. Maximum reach @ 100 meters (radius) with a load of 1278 tons. The ground construction has a diameter of roundabout 45 meters across making a minimum @ 23 meter plus the width of your load plus a few meters space. It can lift 5000 tons @ 32 meter. It is designed to lift 3200 tons @ 55 meter.
Steel has the better E-module than aluminium and is less expensive to purchase
Gigantesco............quero um
They have a facility here in Brazoria county Texas
I need to rent that. Anyone know what the daily is? I'll need it for 2 days
What are you gonna do with that too big to put anywhere
There is one at the new Shell plant in Monaca, Pa.
Yeah right.. Only made for fun!
Unbelievable how some people use their narrow mindset as reference on obvious matters.
Are you by any chance USAmerican?
They must take days to assemble!! 😮
About a month for site prep and assembly.
Professional.
Yeah and how many times has this been used?
Kyle Bullard we have used them quite a bit. Some large oil field sites require a crane like this to perform certain operations for the full duration of the project.
Been to Ft. Mac Alberta. Believe shell used it for plant upgrades. Placement of a new vessel.within an existing plant warranted it's use.
I work as a welder in structural steel mostly on power plants. we used one like that last year on a job
Cody Ledford What were yall building to justify breaking down a setup like this and shipping it to where ever and reassembling?
That's gotta be multi million dollar shipping charges alone...
Kyle, i'm sure cody is full of shit
wich crane gonna lift this one in his place?
Gert Putzeys ltm 11200 puts this one together
I worked with this crane in reliance Gujarat India
I moved a 3000 pound log on to my mill with a few hand winches
Thats 1 ton, this thing does 3200 tons
@@Gtblender I was being sarcastic That crane could lift a whole forest.
Die beste Schwergutfirma der Welt, echt top. Habe selber Jahre für Mammoet Shipping gearbeitet.
12ry
What capacity of this crane?
3200 tons
Which one is stronger, this or the Liebherr Crawler?
Jeff Kangin this one
Bit more lift with the PTC's than with the Crawlers.. @ radius anyway.
But you can still walk a twin Boom which is somethign you can't do with these
Yeah this is like the Sarens crane...
I wonder if they would let me borrow it so I can set trusses on my new house
Kg !! Wow make up is so easy
You better hope nothing fails
harbor crane ?
what else ?
subsidiary question : how much it cost to buy it ?
...and how much ground surface needed for it ? (i presume its more than 150*150m)
look at Bigge crane's 125D AFRD
what qualifications would you need to operate one of these ?
Wombat situation room just an unlimited tonnage and training on this particular crane. I know one of their operators and he just worked his way up through all their cranes to these ring cranes
In the US you must be State certified to prove you have the knowledge to operate and maintain the equipment. There are wayyyyyy to many "experts" out there.
I have an Open Class License. Took me about 6 years to become that qualified. To get the Open Licence I didn’t apply, I was recommended to a licensed training facility. Open Class Licences aren’t handed out lightly.
All of the qualifications. Lol
15 years of experience typically is not a lot.
I just saw Mammoet move six huge coke drums down the street in California.
This is Crane most talles its about 235 mtrs
If they can't move it, you better give up.
Wim De Ruiter i
@Mr Sunshines I think what he was meaning that "If this crane can't lift it then just leave it alone"
Awesome crane, but what do you lift with it? I guess when you need to lift a loaded container ship-lol
Jimmy's Tractor used at big refineries alot.
Pernah di Pertamina balongan- indonesia
They are big
Not getting what rallysport has to do with giant cranes
Is this a German company?
Ouch...
I need one of these to get my wife’s butt off the couch.
So how many truck loads does it take to move it?
253 containers are needed to pack this beauty
Chuck Norris' Tonka Toys.
With all this engineering and super expart in the world why povert still exist?in some place?
politics is the simple answer
1 of these going up in exxon refinery in edmonton alberta right now, fucking large
@flguy32501 hello. for example a cane like this helped to elect a new coal üpower plant in germany where it need to lift 350tons in a height of 200m for example. the extreme weights are needed for the new generation of gas turbines for example wich weight up to 800tons. there are a lot of thing in the heavy industry where such a crane can show his muscles
Let Mammoet go work at Lao Gold Mining...a lot work their...need you...show us
These new massive cranes are cool and all. But are they still efficient in terms of moving them around to different job sites??? I mean come on.... That thing looks super stationary. Its gotta be highly annoying to pack these things and move them
It can take months to move and set up such a crane. Some projects though... you don't have a choice.
Edward West not really annoying because it's all part of the job.
Wauv.. Imagine Dutch developers created this state of the art technology, and no one asked you.. Total failure!!
different classesso you can't compare
Why does Mammoet make that crane.
It needs many things ; large place, much money, time ...etc but, sell little.
Sanggu Lee usually big refineries
크고 아름답다
One mistake kaboom!