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Building a Bridge
Building a bridge over the Cohocton River in Corning NY. Our 500-ton crane lifted ten 100’ pre-stressed concrete beams weighing 110k lbs. across two spans. This was completed by building a causeway to the middle pier and being able to lift all the beams from a single setup without needing a slider beam.
Bonus question- What shape is the beam?
Building a Bridge
Building a bridge over the Cohocton River in Corning NY. Our 500-ton crane lifted ten 100’ pre-stressed concrete beams weighing 110k lbs. across two spans. This was completed by building a causeway to the middle pier and being able to lift all the beams from a single setup without needing a slider beam.
Bonus question- What shape is the beam?
Water storage Tank
Constructing a water storage tank with tilt up pre cast concrete panels. Our 350-ton crane lifted each panel weighing 60k lbs. from a horizontal bed and rotated vertical using both hoists on the crane then setup into position where each panel is supported by bracing. After completing three quarters of the tank the crane will move to the outside perimeter and finish installing the final panels.
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Equipment Inspection Time
At Mansfield Crane we take inspecting our equipment very seriously as it affects the safety of our crew and our worksites. Every year we take on the monumental internal task of Rigging Equipment Inspections.
Our inspections include carefully examining over 3,000 individual pieces of mostly below-the-hook components. These components include shackles, slings, and spreader bars, as well as additional items. For each piece we check every weld, link, and strand.
Chain slings receive more scrutiny as they are returned to the manufacturer for a thorough inspection and test.
Working Inside
During the cold winter months we are especially happy to work on interior jobs. We recently worked on a project replacing a vibratory conveyer for an industrial customer that needed a solution to reach over existing conveyor lines during a shutdown.
We were able to complete this job with ease with our team of operators and riggers using a compact 115-ton crane with all wheel steering. Our top of the line equipment made its way through the factory where it was able to set up and accomplish the job.
Working with Barnhart
Mansfield Crane Service enjoyed our recent work with Barnhart Crane and Rigging and their MOCCS horizontal cantilever. With their collaboration we were able to reach inside a compressor building and remove a motor.
Mansfield Crane Service is Always Ready
There are over 8,760 hours in a year and Mansfield Crane Service is “Always Ready” to get to work on your project.
For this job we were asked to work on snubbing and coil tubing in the Appalachian Basin, not a problem when you’re working with Mansfield Crane Service.
Lifting HVAC equipment
We took advantage of Thanksgiving break at a local school to lift new HVAC equipment onto their rooftop.
Our 500-ton crane reached out 230’ with 20k pounds to replace the units with ease.
This crane’s mobility and strength gives our customers an advantage in completing projects with narrow time frames.
Beer & Boots Podcast
Thank you to the Beer & Boots Podcast for this fantastic bobble head of the owner of Mansfield Crane Service, Trapper Wyman. Trapper considers this the pinnacle of his success, well this and creating and running a successful crane business.
Lifting bridge panels
Lifting bridge panels looks easy with our experienced team and our 350-ton crane. Mansfield Crane Service loaded the bridge panels from a storage yard and then placed them on location in Upstate New York.
Structural Steel Removal
Mansfield Crane was recently approached to work on an airplane hanger to remove structural steel partitions using our 25-ton and 55-ton cranes and transport the material offsite.
Cell Tower Site installations
Cell Tower Site installations always come with their own set of challenges when it comes to accessing the install location and setup. Mansfield Crane Service has invested in equipment to reach even the most remote locations throughout Pennsylvania and Upstate New York.
Building A Bridge
Building a bridge over the Cohocton River in Corning NY. Our 500-ton crane lifted ten 100’ pre-stressed concrete beams weighing 110k lbs. across two spans. This was completed by building a causeway to the middle pier and being able to lift all the...
