Cartoondude135
Well-Known Member
These two luffing boom cranes; what manufacture makes them and what model(s) are they? Once I get more info about these cranes, I can make them into 3d models.
Next, on a Liebherr trolley tower crane like this EG: How will you be able to enter the cab? I've never been on any tower crane before (or at least one like this), so the only theory I can muster up is there's a trap door in the floor of the cab. If you have pictures of this type of crane's cab's access door, show me.
Finally, why do some trolley tower cranes have what looks like a third wheel on it's trolley to have the lift cable run 4 times through the load block? Like, what's the purpose of that and how would this third wheel even work? On this Linden tower crane, it can be configured to have the cable run through the hook load block 2 times like most tower cranes. But sometimes, I see it configured with that third wheel on it's trolley to make the lift cable run through the load block 4 times.
Next, on a Liebherr trolley tower crane like this EG: How will you be able to enter the cab? I've never been on any tower crane before (or at least one like this), so the only theory I can muster up is there's a trap door in the floor of the cab. If you have pictures of this type of crane's cab's access door, show me.
Finally, why do some trolley tower cranes have what looks like a third wheel on it's trolley to have the lift cable run 4 times through the load block? Like, what's the purpose of that and how would this third wheel even work? On this Linden tower crane, it can be configured to have the cable run through the hook load block 2 times like most tower cranes. But sometimes, I see it configured with that third wheel on it's trolley to make the lift cable run through the load block 4 times.