Hrm, thats very odd!
Most of the crawler cranes I see around this area tend to be either Kobelco or IHI machines, typically with capacities greater than 50tons. There are still a few NCK Rapier machines kicking around here and there but not so many. The tracks as far as I am aware all seem to be of the more regular type you'd expect. Dad always called them "cleats" although perhaps there is another name?
This is probably the best picture showing the tracks of a crawler crane that I have - and this one is a mystery machine that I'm unable to ID the model number for - a large Liebherr crawler crane. If anyone can help, please let me know!
Maybe the smaller ones have the more excavator-style undercarriage but the Manitowoc 4100W's (230tonners) at former Swan Hunter's yard have the "cleats" as well...
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I am back in work on Friday.Will take my camera and get some photos of the RB's still in use at Newport Docks.
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should be a Liebherr 855
another ruston bucyrus
another ruston bucyrus
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Excellent! That Liebherr has had me puzzled for years!
Well, I can add only one more picture to this thread unfortauntely although I will certainly continue to follow it.
This was a machine working in Thailand (I think) during the construction of a Whiskey distillery. As I recall being told, the Komatsu-Bucyrus 22B/Ruston-Bucyrus 22RB and the Bucyrus-Erie 22B were virtually the same.
I may have a close-up picture of the cab/body & crawlers somewhere.
I also remember a picture of this machine being fitted with a clamshell, although it was partially hidden behind a dumptruck...
Well, I can add only one more picture to this thread unfortauntely although I will certainly continue to follow it.
This was a machine working in Thailand (I think) during the construction of a Whiskey distillery. As I recall being told, the Komatsu-Bucyrus 22B/Ruston-Bucyrus 22RB and the Bucyrus-Erie 22B were virtually the same.
I may have a close-up picture of the cab/body & crawlers somewhere.
I also remember a picture of this machine being fitted with a clamshell, although it was partially hidden behind a dumptruck...
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Re: Ruston Bucyrus Cranes/Draglines.
Latest photos for this evening ....
30rb + 400sc + 22rb ( feel that the photos published on this page and the previous all relate to a single company of my town, after they put other other companies )
paradise
30rb + 400sc + 22rb ( feel that the photos published on this page and the previous all relate to a single company of my town, after they put other other companies )
paradise
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Hello,my name is Federico,i write down Italy..
I am a friend of bucyrus..
Sorry for my english,usage traslator..
Are fond of dragline!!!
To start trhee RB 30 dragline from Ravenna..
I am a friend of bucyrus..
Sorry for my english,usage traslator..
Are fond of dragline!!!
To start trhee RB 30 dragline from Ravenna..
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Hello Federico
Welcom to CMN
Great to see more enthsiasts of RB machines on this site.
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Welcom to CMN
Great to see more enthsiasts of RB machines on this site.
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Greetings to Davide & Federico
It is great to see some more of our Italian friends here at CMN
I Am very pleased to see your fantastic RB photos, Thanks for sharing with us !!
Nick
It is great to see some more of our Italian friends here at CMN
I Am very pleased to see your fantastic RB photos, Thanks for sharing with us !!
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other RB 30 dragline,this time from Reggio Emilia
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I federico and we are very passionate about rb, he even photographed a 800sc dragline
another pics off rb
30rb e 22rb
I have a request: a page is the photo makes a rb22 excavator with adjustable hydraulic bucket, you can see more photos? thanks
another pics off rb
30rb e 22rb
I have a request: a page is the photo makes a rb22 excavator with adjustable hydraulic bucket, you can see more photos? thanks
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