Spydercrane has a real name for itself in the mini-crane industry. Known for its spider-like legs for outriggers, it is a great tool for many lifting jobs. It uses a traditional stick crane with a winch system for lifting items around. Its dual tank tracks make it ideal for off-road or construction applications.
Working in messy and tight spaces.
Like most mini cranes, it does not have the same lifting power as a full-size crane. You do not need as much strength if you can move right up to beside where you need to lift.
Mini cranes are great in downtown Toronto for driving down tight laneways where large crane trucks cannot go. Narrow alleys with poor access that are tight with many utility lines running down them are a big problem in the crane world. They can also fit down some really narrow laneways between houses. Because the spydercrane is like driving a small car, you can get it into some really tight places.
Indoor craning ability
While not a common feature, some spydercranes can run on batteries instead of traditional fuel sources. These cranes are harder to come by, but they can open a whole new set of craning options for indoor applications.
Driving through tight spaces
We all know that space is at a premium on many construction sites. Smaller mini cranes can be a much better solution for deploying around a construction site than trying to bring a large crane that can only work from one point.
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