Friday, December 18, 2009

Baycourt Fly Tower Upgrade


Sunlive caught us in action this morning on Wharf Street starting the Baycourt upgrade with Marra Construction. The new fly tower will make for a far safer Fly Tower allowing set changes to occur more efficiently for staff and preformers. See Cityviews for more information.


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Friday, October 09, 2009

Harbour Links Last Beam



Well its been a busy week with Fletcher Construction placing the last beam on The NZ Transport Agency Harbour Link Project. Peter McLeod our structural engineer has had his hands full working closely with engineer Gareth Hole from Fletchers planning a very technically complex lift. Maximus (GMK5170) operated by Brian Short and Lofty (GMK5130) operated by Justin Martin with very short outriggers to place a 70 Tonne Steel Beam with the help of Roy Ogle dogging it gently into place. You can read the full story on SunLive or at the Bay of Plenty Times websites. "It will be quite an engineering feat," Harbour Link project manager Kevin Reid said.
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Friday, September 25, 2009

Eleven nears completion



Pictured Lofty our GMK5130 works at Eleven as it gets closer to completion at the hands of Marra Construction. It is a awesome structure Marra have completed here with two towers, roof top pools and amazing views. Well worth a look if you're in the Mt Maunganui Apartment Market.
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Thursday, November 27, 2008

Pier 6 Bridge Beams - Fletcher Construction


Pictured McLeod Cranes GMK5170, Maximus our new 170 tonne crane fully counterweighted for the first time places a bridge beam for Fletcher Constuction on NZ Transport Agency's Harbour Link project.
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Thursday, November 06, 2008

Bridge Beams - Fulton Hogan



Pictured the 130 works with Fulton Hogan to place bridge beams. Pictures Thanks to Ben Ogle.
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Friday, August 22, 2008

SH29 Tauriko - BIG SHED




Pictured: BIG SHED at work in Tauriko living up to there name by building a truely big shed, as you can see in the pictures or in driving past on SH29. You reallly see the scale when you step in side of what is going to be quite a landmark on the hill overlooking the new industrial park. John is shown at the bottom driving our TG500m 50 Tonne truck crane placing the last panel delivered by the team at Eagle Transport.
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Thursday, August 21, 2008

Roofing Iron Placement- All About Reach

It's not often you have to reach that little bit further. Pictured the GMK5130 130 Tonne Crane, with 60 Metres of main boom and 18 metres of fly creating a combined boom length of 78 metres, reaches over 101 Aerodrome Rd for Bob Clarkson and Harkin Roofing. The picture was taken from around 20 Metres high in an access boom. Not a great feeling 100% trust in the operator and few white knuckles as I held on.
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Friday, August 15, 2008

Panels - Central Mount Maunganui



We had the opportunity to help out Brunel Construction today. Here our Grove GMK3050 places panels cast off site on a portable heated panel bed.
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Thursday, July 10, 2008

Finishing Touches - Farmer Motor Group

Some of the finishing touches being placed on the Farmer Motor Group buildings on Hewletts Rd constructed by Livingstone Builders. Pictured our 16 Tonne crane places sheet metal fittings for Industrial Sheetmetals in Tauranga.
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Wednesday, July 09, 2008

101 Aerodrome Rd


Pictured the 130 places the 35 Tonne panels at 101 Aerodrome Rd for Bob Clarkson.
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Friday, June 06, 2008

Chapel Street Off Ramp




Fletcher Construction placing the first beams for Transits Harbour Link project. Our 130 Tonne crane with Brian and Roy was used at one end to place the 70 Tonne beam.
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Monday, December 31, 2007

Below Mauao

Pictured the GMK4075 - 80 Tonne working with Civil Works downtown the Mount. This is a Marra Construction project. You can read more about it on there website under 11 Maunganui Road. The picture shows the 80 working on the foundation piles.
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