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Renewable energy and specialty civil construction company IEA Constructors (IEA) used four Manitowoc crawler cranes, two MLC650s and two MLC300s, for the installation of 200 turbines at a wind farm in Texas. Configured with 331.4ft (101m) of main boom with a 24.9ft extended upper boom point (EUBP) at 28° offset, and outfitted with 661,000lbs (300t) of counterweight, the two 650t MLC650 crawler cranes helped set upper mid tower sections, spikes, blades and V120 nacelles. Performing these lifts on each pad meant the cranes had to travel from site to site fully configured, covering distances of several miles each day. The practice causes significant undercarriage wear and is a cost consideration for contractors.

Manitowoc crawlers aid Texas turbine installation

KHL Group Log In We have recently updated our website and if this your first time logging in this year you will need to set a new password. Please click here to begin. Using e-mail Log In We have recently updated our website and if this your first time logging in this year you will need to set a new password. Please click here to begin. Using e-mail By Hannah Sundermeyer12 January 2021 IEA used four Manitowoc crawler cranes, for the installation of turbines at a wind farm in Texas. Machine wear on cranes is a significant issue for those working in wind energy applications. IEA Constructors (IEA) used four Manitowoc crawler cranes, two MLC650s and two MLC300s, for the installation of turbines at a wind farm in Texas and the four cranes completed the work with only minimal undercarriage wear, avoiding downtime to replace worn parts. 

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