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Liebherr crane lifting a yacht

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manolitor

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Valencia
Every year abandoned yacht are removed from the ports, many times because the owners have decided not to continue using them, they stop paying the fee and other times because the owner has died and nobody takes over the boat because it is in very bad condition, in the video removing an abandoned ship with a Liebherr crane, to be stored in the dry marina

 
Tones

Tones

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Not much of a chance of slipping in the slings with all those barnacles. A good job well done
 
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Kiwi-truckwit

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We lift quite a few.Seems like a lot of crane for not that much boat (not a yacht, more a small launch). Textbook lift though
 
John C.

John C.

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Nice to see a crane video without a disaster.
 
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