Been around Equiment my whole life but not many cranes love seeing the in and outs of the job cool videos thanks for sharing!!

Smooth, safe couple of tricky lifts. It's good to watch a real pro run a crane.

i really enjoyed that. thanks for explaining what you are doing and why, your signalman was absent for a bit.Operator are always great to work with. IM a retired Ironworker and i enjoy cranes and the work they can do. Nice job!!

It must be nice when the load is so heavy, the tag-line guys know they can't take control from you! That is some VERY NICE operating! I get stuck every other day during the summer, it pays the same, but it still sucks. So far, I've never had to hire a tow truck.

Awesome video man. I worked in crane rental for about a year and went back to the refineries. I miss the get it done attitude that commercial crane and rigging has. I’m taking my Nccco later this year I can’t wait until I’m in the seat man you make it look so easy!

Another job well done.

Don't you just love that Mercedes I love to hear it Chef used to drive to 60 time

Great job as always. Happy Holidays my friend!! I wish you could post something new every day !!!

Binge watching! New subbie! I think I missed my calling, this stuff fascinates me!! Stay safe, happy holidays!

Can't thank you enough for doing these videos Sir. I am starting my mobile crane certification training in 2 weeks and your channel is a great preparation for that. Love the hard hat POV. Would be nice if you could go over your controls (joysticks) in one of your videos. Basically talk through what you doing as you boom up or boom down, cable up and down etc. I looked closely at some of your place cards on your dashboard, so I think I have a pretty good idea on which control does what. But it would be nice to know for sure how you control the crane. Anyways, be safe and again thank you for all your efforts sharing your knowledge and passion for cranes.

Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍

Here to support another crane operator, local 302 Up in Seattle.

How do you get the straps out? I thought they bolted the two halves together? I've run boom trucks and smaller cranes. Been on house sets, but never caught how that works.

Cool 😊👍🏻

crane operator here, thankfully we don't have to bother with dolly. All counterweights on deck up to 95tn, 100 - 250tn has about 10 - 15tn on deck (with the boom, these numbers doesn't count fixed/bolted counterweights), But because of no dolly's we need trucks to bring extra weights.

Wouldn't it be cheaper to build a house on the spot,than to build it somewhere else and transport it to the destination? Great video and perfect lifting,thanks for shearing.

Sorry if this is a question you've already answered: what determines when you put the boom behind on the dolly versus running on the crane frame over front? Maybe something to do with the road weight ratings?

Hey how you doing, I am currently trying to get my CDL to come in the crane operating industry, and I want to know for our view point what are some of the step to take to be a operator and how much do they make per year. Thanks

Really like the helmetcam. Thanks for showing so much of the whole pick. Does the computer radius readout take boom deflection into account, or is that all on the operator? Strange to see all that rebar sticking up without the plastic safety caps.

Watched a few of your videos , nice:-) Ever check out a guy named Ron Pratt? Family friendly heavy duty Rotator tow truck channel. He mounts a camera on the end of his rotator boom sometimes. One on one of your boom sections might be interesting

A question about the hook at the back left corner of the house. Should it be rotated 180° has just in case the strap slips or is that not an issue?

Well done. If you quite playing in the mud you would not get stuck lol. Job sites alway seem to be wet and poor driveways.

We have alot of camper and modular home factories in Far northern Indiana. Do all these come from out here or are they made out your way somewhere? These folks sure found a nice private spot to call home! Thanks for sharing...

Nice vid! Does the crew work for the builder or your company? I always assumed they were with you but now thinking you just bring the crane and the job supplies the crew.

what is the green orange and red light for. right side of cab for the crane?

Sounds like a 10 or 13 sp do you float them gears tks gary

You needed some wind to make it more interesting😂‼️

What camera you use here? Also does your capacity change as you rotate around?

Very interesting, thanks! I would prefer that not ALL of the videos be wiggly cam, but the occasional one like this to see what you are seeing is a nice thing. Was the old guy with the walking stick the house owner? I think if that was going to be my house I'd be out watching it be put together too. (And yea, I'm about his age.)

hey what camera are you using?

Ultra shift??

I'm a Floridian thru and thru. Is that a basement?

Do you lose any capacity working over the nose like that, or did Tadano take that into account when they did the capacity charting?

I gather that the house is built that way so the under ground part is a built in tornado shelter just my guess cheers NZ.

Is that a automatic transmission? Something I was wanting was what do you do on days were you do not have a pick or does the crane stay busy enough?

What type of transmission

First!