16 Tonne To Harbour Bridge

Early this morning McLeod Cranes placed our 16 Tonne Crane on the Tauranga Harbour Bridge for Fletcher Construction on NZ Transport Agency’s Harbour Link Project. So we took a quick time lapse to capture the lift.

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.

Community Flag Pole

Finally the community flag pole is in place. You can now see it on the roundabout at the intersection of Takitimu Drive and Elizabeth Street. Many thanks to all the contributors to this project:

Farmer Family Trust
Tauranga City Council
Countdown Supermarket - provision of the flagpole
Livingstone Builders - contract management and labour
Cooney Lees Morgan - setting up the flagpole trust
Supacrete - concrete for the base
Thorpe Steel - steel for the base
Beca - structural/civil design
Opus - traffi c management advice and services
Downer EDi Works - digging foundations, traffi cmanagement and installing the Armco barrier
BOP Times and The Radio Network - promotional assistance
Guild & Spence Electrical - lighting advice
TrustPower
Realty Services - cash contributions

and at the last minute:
HEB Structual - Class 2 pilots
Rowe Motors - Trombone Trailer and Transportation
Precision Piloting - Class 1 Pilot.

Going Up - 16 Tonne

A first for McLeod Cranes. Pictured the 130 lifts the 16 in place at The Pacific for Watts and Hughes Construction.

Tuna!

Pictured below Greg works with the team from Pelco to help unload Tuna on the Mount wharf. The team work 24 hour shifts to ensure the ship is able to return to sea as soon as possible.

New World Mount Manuganui

The finishing touchers are applied as we lift in the new car park entry sign today.
 

The New - New World

Great pictures by the Foreman Scotty of the New - New World coming together on the corner of Maunganui Rd and Tweed Street. Pictured from left to right is the 16 Tonne (Nippy) lifting in steel work, 10 Tonne (Little Toot) providing mancage support to the 80 Tonne (Awesome) on the right lifting in the large concrete panels.

Nippy in the Yard.