The way they stand and using there hooks it look to me the generator weights about 200 tons!!!
Damn you know your job well Ton/Nozem187,8 Tonnes Single Piece
Depends on the wind, but i think 3200m is quite normal.Derice wrote:With that weight, how much runway did it use on take off?
Let me ques, you work by "Schot transport" in Alkmaar??........Nozem wrote:she looks fantastic great paintjob
But looking at the pictures,especialy number 5
with the cranes(i'm a mobile crane driver) this generater looks really heavy.
the cranes are a 300 ton terex and the other a 400 ton liebherr.
The way they stand and using there hooks it look to me the generator weights about 200 tons!!!
also looking at the picture it looks like theres something standing on the platform
something like
Anto(nov) world(record?)
somebody knows more about this?
greetings Ton
Schot????mipo72 wrote: Let me ques, you work by "Schot transport" in Alkmaar??........
Grt,
Michel
Hi,michel N wrote:Someone posted a picture at Flugzeugforum of this generator. The label said it weighs some 176 tonnes. So the An-225 was the only option for airlifting...
It even was a new world record for the heaviest single-piece cargo to be airlifted.
regards,
Michel
Oke, Jos Blom then, as i know Plomp en Schot are a joint venture.Nozem wrote:Schot????mipo72 wrote: Let me ques, you work by "Schot transport" in Alkmaar??........
Grt,
Michel
Quess again.....
Thx alot Ton! I have special pictures of the cranes just for you!Nozem wrote:
Hello Michael.please do so love to see them.
Greetings Ton
I saw this yesterday.Nozem wrote:sweet now on discovery channel about this world record.for who misses it it will be repeated this week and also on discvery.com
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