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| October 28, 2009 |
Vol. 6, Issue 20 |
Order Your 2010 Crane Guide Now
The 2010 Hot Line Crane Guide will take on a new appearance with several additional categories of lifting equipment. To better serve the needs of the construction industry, Maximum Capacity Media has added aerial lifts, telehandlers, and straight-mast forklifts to the 2010 Guide.
The 2010 Hot Line Crane Guide also will include a limited number of newer tower and self-erecting cranes in the updated edition. Additionally, the guide has separated truck-mounted cranes into two sections. Telescoping and straight boom cranes will be listed under the Boom Truck section, and articulating, knuckleboom, and folding boom cranes will be in the Articulating Cranes section.
Order your 2010 Hot Line Crane Guide today by calling 800-673-4763.
Speakers, Topics named for SAF-T Conference
October 27, 2009 – As previously announced, Lift and Access will again host its Safe Access, Fall Protection & Training (SAF-T) Conference as a webinar. As an online event, the conference will extend the reach of the event to a national level. Maximum Capacity Media, Fort Dodge, Iowa, has announced the topics and speakers for the Dec. 10 event.
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Manitowoc Creates Used Crane Sales Division
Bishop Lifting Products Relocates Wyoming Branch
Aichi Adds 11 New Dealers
Rigging Handbook Now Available
Teupen Launches Economy LEO Model for North America
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The LEO 13GT features low 3,000-pound machine weight and a 35.5-foot platform height. |
October 20, 2009 – Teupen USA, Charlotte, N.C., has introduced the LEO 13GT compact track-mounted aerial lift to the North American market. This model has been designed to benefit specific height and access requirements of the facility maintenance and cleaning industries, and it also appeals to rental companies and contractors that have been hesitant to add track-mounted aerials to their fleets.
For maintenance and cleaning jobs as low as 12 feet, using the LEO 13GT access platform improves time, cost efficiency, and work safety. With compact dimensions and low machine weight, this lift can easily access almost every confined space and hard-to-reach jobsite.
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JLG Drops Former Gradall-Brand Telehandlers from Product Line
Grove Truck Crane Helps with Water Treatment Plant Upgrade
Trico Lift Wins Safety Award
AmQuip Wins Governor’s Award for Safety Excellence
Cohocton, N.Y., September 2009 – OSHA will be investigating a crane collapse at a wind power project that injured its operator. The crane was one of two being operated on the project for wind turbine repair work. A town code enforcement officer said the crane was being dismantled and readied to move at the time of the accident.
Read the rest of this accident here.
 
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