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Crane Delivery of Drywall Bundles

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Getting Drywall Into a House In The Winter

What happens here

A specialized crane truck is employed to deliver pallets of drywall and insulation to the building site. The truck positions itself on a less treacherous lower access road. The crane, equipped with a vacuum lifter attachment, carefully unloads large bundles of drywall from the truck bed. The initial attempts encounter stability issues as the truck's outriggers sink into the soft, muddy ground, a result of melting snow.

Goal: Deliver large quantities of drywall and insulation to the construction site using specialized lifting equipment.

Tools and materials

  • Crane Truck (HIAB K-HIPRO 425)
  • Truck Stabilizer Jacks/Outriggers
  • Vacuum Lifter
  • Insulation Bundles
  • Pallets of Drywall

What they say

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news we were able to find a company that has a crane delivery system so they'll be able to get it here but they can't come down this road the roads are way too narrow so we have plan B let me show you fortunately this building has two roads that it's surround one at the top of the hill where the driveway is and then one down below this is going to be the winter access towards the cabin so the guys at L&W came out check that area out and they said they have these cranes that are able to lift up these pallets of drywall and get them into the building the only caveat here is they're able to go like 80 ft tall for like apartment complexes and stuff but when it comes to the side they say they only have about 40 to 50 ft reach it's about 50 ft from the road to this spot oh actually to this door here so fingers crossed when they're going to show up worst case scenario we get it here and then try to slide it in but at least we got them coming they're going to be here in about an hour so I'm going to go meet them cuz these roads out here well they suck [Music] I don't like this one bit I think they're having balance issues the ground has went from Ice to Mud the stabilizing Jacks apparently says throws off the sensors balancing of the boom he's calling somebody it's either ice or mud I don't know which one's worse at this moment as soon as my crane is on this side my AR is going down yeah that's kind of dangerous I mean that that's a point where for the limit and as soon as we pass that limit the crane can go tip over yeah so I actually you can see the yeah I see the indication yeah but like I say it's I have to extend the crane too far so for me right now it's kind of dangerous I just pull my balls and let him know but I mean I I'm here I want to try and I want to do it right I mean this is this is original dirt virgin soil right here the problem is I don't have more space on that side and if I didn't extend the the whole all the way out yeah it it's my alarm is going to

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