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Published: 10.11.2020
We can proudly present you our fourth edition of the UpLoad video magazine of mobile and crawler cranes: Our LTR 1060 from Clausen opens the last issue in 2020 in front of a great mountain panorama. After this short trip into the mountains Martin takes you to Ehingen to see our living legend, the LTM 1500-8.1. Afterwards we have answers to the questions what a Load Sensing System is and how it works. At the end of this episode, the new LR 1800-1.0 from Colonia is working for the first time in a wind farm.
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Published: 30.07.2020
With the landmark of the city of love our third issue of UpLoad video magazine begins. An LTM 1300-6.2 lifted a boat to the first floor of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Our newcomer, the LTM 1120-5.1, is then tested by Martin on the Swabian Alb and our product management manager Jan explains why we changed the arrangement of the axles on our new 4-axle cranes. Then things get tight: Our first LTC 1050-3.1 compact cranes with RemoteDrive are delivered and prove their capabilities in practice. Another innovation from the world of mobile and crawler cranes are the load tables with higher permissible wind speeds for newer LTM cranes. They make our cranes fit and stable for stormy days. Towards the end we make a side trip to Crete, Greece. We visit family Marnelakis and their 40 years old LT 1030, which just got a brand new big brother, a LTM 1230-5.1, and hear their Liebherr crane story.
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Published: 28.04.2020
In the second episode of our Upload video magazine we start with a visit to the stadium in Dortmund. Here an LG 1550 has lifted the steel girders of the stadium roof. Klaus Huberle tells us the history of lattice boom cranes and what is so special about them in an interview. Afterwards we continue with the next interview with Christoph Behmüller. The head of our training centre in Ehingen has not yet given up the dream of an international crane operators licence. The European crane operators license is already an important step on this long road. From theory to practice: the characteristics of our lattice boom cranes were already explained at the beginning of the movie. The LG 1750 is now allowed to go and lift a huge glass roof during shipbuilding in Papenburg. At the end of the second issue, the route our cranes take to the customer is examined in more detail. In the interview, topics such as the worldwide transport situation, customs regulations and also trade disputes are discussed.
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Published: 14.01.2020
First, we visit the port of Rostock. It is exciting to see how our LTM 11200-9.1 and LG 1750 together set the top of the mast during the erection of the gigantic TCC 78000. The LTM 1750-9.1 is also strong, and now even stronger. An 800 t upgrade was given to it, which leads to a massive increase in load capacity. 70,000 load capacity tables of the crane were recalculated for this. Among other things, the "finite element method" was used to recalculate the LTM 1750-9.1. But what stands behind this technical term? You can find the answer in the "Simply explained" category. Then we go on the road: terms like diesel scandal, CO2 emissions and climate protection are very present in our everyday life. What does this mean for our mobile cranes? They also have to meet certain standards, and how clean they actually are we discover in the movie. Towards the end of the video magazine, we see how the "V-Frame" ballast guidance system on the LR 11000 performs in practice during a bridge operation in Switzerland.
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