From Yellowstone to Thunder Basin, Bighorn to, of course, Cheyenne, the need for mini crawler cranes are as diverse as the state. Luckily, Spydercranes area just as diverse as that majestic Wyoming Terrain.
“What was the highest heights one of the Spydercranes have worked from?” The question came up again recently during a rental call. It became quite the water-cooler topic of conversation. So we started to ask around.
No, sir, the 376 can only slip through a double-wide door. It’s also heavier and provides a wider working radius. But the last thing you can do is dismiss the URW 376. It’s a bulldog.
We’ll start by not burying the lead. There’s no secret or revelation here: a Spydercrane mini crawler crane is not a truck-mounted crane. While both are made by the parent company, Furukawa UNIC Global, both are as different as the sun and moon.
The Safe Load Indicator is a sensor that measures whether or not the load that is being lifted is within the weight parameters specified for the crane.
