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Old 11-06-2009, 06:49 PM   #46
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the main booms are 13'1" wide. 10'6" tall...

I wouldn't be at all shocked to see 1 million as a basic rate..
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Old 11-06-2009, 10:52 PM   #47
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If its gonna be there full dressed and there for 5 weeks ..yeah sure..too often though the job scope changes once she's there and little changes mean set backs and other issue's ..Its kinda why as an operator ..having a big crane on site ..is a good thing ...chaos = cash !!! ...It takes up space ..it gets priority ,everything gets scheduled around it ...Its fantastic to see how a orchestrated site starts to hit a string of dead notes and broken deadline's when a large unit shows up ...

Why set a 1 mill base price ..knowing full well that its likely to make that much and more once its there set up ....Rarely does a job go by the numbers when large cranes are involved on large sites ..(500+ men).. the smaller jobs are just the opposite ..no overtime and its done well early of the dead line ..unless its a logistical issue with the lift ..
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Old 11-07-2009, 03:26 AM   #48
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If its gonna be there full dressed and there for 5 weeks ..yeah sure..too often though the job scope changes once she's there and little changes mean set backs and other issue's ..Its kinda why as an operator ..having a big crane on site ..is a good thing ...chaos = cash !!! ...It takes up space ..it gets priority ,everything gets scheduled around it ...Its fantastic to see how a orchestrated site starts to hit a string of dead notes and broken deadline's when a large unit shows up ...

Why set a 1 mill base price ..knowing full well that its likely to make that much and more once its there set up ....Rarely does a job go by the numbers when large cranes are involved on large sites ..(500+ men).. the smaller jobs are just the opposite ..no overtime and its done well early of the dead line ..unless its a logistical issue with the lift ..
Your just about right on target on that there. Bigger the rig the more money I make as an operator . More likely because of logistic's issues.
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Old 11-07-2009, 10:35 AM   #49
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liebherr1160..........your knowledge and experience are unparalleled on this site....... just out of curiosity.......how long you been pullin' levers??
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liebherr1160..........your knowledge and experience are unparalleled on this site....... just out of curiosity.......how long you been pullin' levers??
16yrs..
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