June 27, 2012                                                                                       Volume 9, Issue 26
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Top Stories
Manitex Unveils 50-Ton Capacity
Rubber-Tracked Crane


 

Manitex International, Bridgeview, Ill., has announced that it is launching a new 50-ton capacity, rubber-track-mounted, telescopic-boom crane named the Manitex 50155GT. Manitex believes the 50155GT is the highest-capacity crane ever mounted on a rubber-tracked carrier.

 

The first unit is now in production and will be delivered in September to a customer in the mining industry. Manitex expects that the 50155GT's high capacity, ability to lift a two-person work platform to a height of 200 feet, and rubber-tracked maneuverability will also prove ideal for constructing and maintaining electrical transmission lines.

 


 

Blackstone/OTR Signs Tire Agreement with JLG

 

The Crosby Group Adds "Cold Tuff" Hoist Rings to Product Line 

 

Dana Bolsters Field Sales and Service Organization 

 

Liebherr Launches Flat-Top Tower Crane Model  

 

PAL+ Developed for AWPs Working in High-Risk Environments 

 

 

Read Top Stories about Snorkel, Sany America, Hertz, and more at CraneHotLine.com and LiftandAccess.com.

 

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Broderson Delivers 10,000th Crane
 
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This month, Broderson Mfg. Corp., Lenexa, Kan., celebrated the delivery of its 10,000th unit since the company was established in 1973. The IC-80, an 18,000-pound capacity industrial crane, has represented the core of Broderson's product line for 30 years. Popular in rental fleets, the 10,000th unit was ordered by Scott Equipment Co., Monroe, La. This milestone unit is part of a multi-crane purchase the rental company recently made of more than 40 machines, including IC-80s and IC-200s, which will be delivered through the first quarter of 2013.

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Conference Update
Don't Miss the July SAF-T Conference Webinar on Aerial Lift Inspections
 
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During the next SAF-T Conference Webinar, Bob Bartley of Terex AWP, Redmond, Wash., will review aerial lift inspections and what you need to know.

Find out what is required of users and operators when performing daily inspections. Also learn when periodic inspections should be scheduled, what those inspections entail, and the paperwork necessary to keep on file.

Sign up for this FREE event, which will take place July 10 at 2 pm EST. The webinar is sponsored by the Scaffold & Access Industry Association 

 

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