We lift the world’s biggest lion cake!
See how we use a Manitou mobile crane to lift the world’s biggest lion cake into position at the Waterfront in Cape Town.
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See how we use a Manitou mobile crane to lift the world’s biggest lion cake into position at the Waterfront in Cape Town.
Everybody in the Western Cape wants a water tank installed so they can beat the drought. But what happens if you have a huge tank that has to be carried up a hill or lifted over a wall? That’s when you need a mobile crane.
This client couldn’t get his furniture upstairs using the lift – so he called us in to help. See how we lifted his furniture in through the upstairs balcony.
In this job we tow a heavy generator down a steep road, showing that mobile cranes aren’t good only for lifting things – they’re great at pushing and pulling too.
See how we used two mobile cranes to replace heavy glass panes on a building right next to a highway flyover. When there isn’t much space to manoeuvre, that’s when you need a mobile crane.
Need to lift heavy glass panes onto a building? Our new glass vacuum lifter attaches to a mobile crane and can lift up to 800 kg. See it in action on a building site.
See how we used a Manitou MT 1740 with hook attachment to move a filtration plant into a shed with a low, restricting roof.
The star attraction at this year’s Good Food and Wine Show in Cape Town was The World’s Biggest Elephant Cake. This incredible piece of baking was part of a project to raise funds for saving the African Elephant. See how we used a mobile crane to carry the giant cake into the hall.
Some window panes are just so heavy you can’t lift them by hand. That’s when you need to call in a mobile crane to do the work. See how we lift these heavy panes up a steep hill.
Green screens and shade screens are an essential part of just about any movie shoot, and what better way to lift and move them than using a mobile crane telehandler. See our cranes in action.