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habib
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Heavy Lifting

08/14/2007 2:00 AM

I am looking for contract rates for 60 tonne and 150 tonne cranes in Brazil. Any ideas?

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Re: Heavy Lifting

08/14/2007 3:33 AM

Yellow Pages?
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Re: Heavy Lifting

08/15/2007 12:21 AM

May I suggest that you contact

< www.sarens.com> of Belgium. They can help.

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08/15/2007 3:03 AM

Thank you for your suggestions

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08/15/2007 3:35 AM

Try this company also, they are world wide


http://www.morrow.com/home/home.asp
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Re: Heavy Lifting

08/15/2007 8:26 AM

This is a little off-topic, but nonetheless, somewhere near a (former?) US Army base in Brazil, there's a 60 ton dragline crane which sank (along with the wooden floats) into a swamp within several hours. My father was a Captain in the US Army Corps of Engineers during WWII charged with building hangars and runways in Brazil. One of his stories was the one about the dragline sinking into the swamp they were dredging to prepare for site construction. When that happened, they decided there wasn't load-bearing soil within 60 feet of the surface, so they rearranged the site plan. To my knowledge, it's still there.

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Re: Heavy Lifting

08/15/2007 8:29 PM

Please try www.manitowoccranegroup.com

Their headquarters should be able to connect you with

a reputable company in Brazil

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