Are our cranes right for your task? Here we take a look at the types of projects our cranes can undertake (amongst others) and also take a look at the more technical data about our cranes. Prospective clients are welcome to review this information in detail and can always pick up the phone and discuss their project with us so we can help determine if it is something that we can help with. We like talking about our cranes so hopefully we can find the right solution to your task.
| Crane Capacity | 2.9t x 1.4m |
|---|---|
| Max Working Radius | 8.41m |
| Max Lifting Height | 8.8m (9.8m with fly jib, 10.47m with fixed hook) |
| Rope Length | 14.12m (4 fall), 29.24m (2 fall), 59.47m (1 fall) |
| Dimensions When Folded | 2690mm (2905mm diesel & electrical dual) (l) x 600mm (w) x 1375mm (h) |
| Weight | 1850kg |
| Hook Speed | 10m/min (with 4 layers and 4 falls) |
| Boom Length | 2.53 – 8.65m |
| Telescoping Speed | 6.12m/20 seconds |
| Boom Type | 5 section hydraulically telescoping boom, hexagonal box construction |
| Derricking Angle / Speed | 0 – 78˚/11 seconds |
| Slewing Angle / Speed | 360˚ (continuous) 1.5min rpm |
| Traction | hydrostatic, stepless forward and reverse |
| Travel Speed | 0 – 2.3km/h |
| Gradability | 20 |
| Track Ground Length | 1050mm |
| Track Ground Pressure | 48kPa (0.49kg/cm²) |
| Track Width | 180mm |
| Fuel | 6 litre petrol tank with LPG option |
| Other Features | computer controlled moment limiter (safe load indicator), radio remote control, overwinding alarm, computer controlled intelligent voice warning system, multi-function operation by radio remote control, intelligent throttle activation, automatic hook stow, overload warning alarms, overload warning lamps, working area limitation |
Our boat needed lifting into position but the access was poor and across protected flag stones where using a normal crane simply was not possible. We contacted Wobeck Cranes and the service was excellent from the outset, they discussed our problem, visited site and used their specialist crane service to lift our boat in to position and remove it at completion’. A job completed well and effectively
