Mobile construction cranes job reports

Liebherr mobile construction cranes impress with their reliable work

Cramped spaces, extreme loads, high alpine terrain: Liebherr mobile construction cranes impress with their reliable work even under extreme conditions. It's not just crane operators who are enthused. Often, numerous spectators eagerly follow spectacular crane uses.

MK 73-3.1E

Short setup times, high-performance lifting – the new Liebherr MK 73-3.1 mobile construction crane proves its worth as a compact taxi crane for everyday construction site use.

MK 88-4.1E

An MK 88 Plus belonging to crane service provider Nolte Auto-Krane has completed a veritable lifting marathon as part of a structural inspection of the North Sea barrage near Husum.

MK 88-4.1E

In the summer of this year, the MK 88 Plus Liebherr mobile construction crane, supplied by Krandienst Kunze e.K., was used to give Dresden’s most famous city centre building a new lease of light.

MK 88-4.1E

During the use of a Liebherr MK 88 Plus in the city centre of Mainz, the spontaneity of the crane driver and the flexibility of the mobile construction crane were essential.

MK 88-4.1E

It was probably the greatest and most spectacular crane job in the long history of the Protestant church in Naurod.

MK 88-4.1E

A report by Stephan Achenbach, passionate MK driver at Riga Mainz and an enthusiastic social media user.

MK 120-5.1E

Our MK 120-5.1E impresses with its 52 metre boom length, new display technology and powerful performance in a confined space.

MK 140-5.1E

During the construction of a grocery distribution centre in Erlensee, Hessen, the Liebherr mobile construction crane succeeded in a job that others had previously been forced to decline.

MK 140-5.1E

The crane rental company Wiesbauer GmbH & Co. KG was tasked to lift fragile radio equipment to a height of 85 metres at a site surrounded by forest.

MK 140-5.1E

The Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (Mariä-Empfängnis-Dom) in Linz, also known as St. Mary's Cathedral (Mariendom) or New Cathedral (Neuer Dom), is undergoing extensive renovation work expected to last until 2030.

MK 140-5.1E

Three Liebherr mobile construction cranes have been in action as part of an administrative building retrofit in Neckarsulm.

MK 140-5.1E

Bruges station is the main station in Bruges and one of the busiest railway stations in Belgium. A new window pane was required there.

MK 140-5.1E

The Liebherr MK 140 mobile construction crane operated by Schmidbauer GmbH & Co. KG was recently involved in roofing work in Munich.

MK 140-5.1E

One job completed by the Liebherr MK 140 mobile construction crane operated by Wiesbauer GmbH & Co. KG saw the EnBW City in Stuttgart receive new windows.

MK 140-5.1E

As a result of the difficult space conditions, Salgert's MK 140 Plus had to be assembled a relatively long way away from the site.

MK 140-5.1E

The Liebherr MK 140 mobile construction crane operated by Wiesbauer GmbH & Co. KG was recently involved in roofing work in Frankfurt's banking area.