Thanks and No Problem! here’s a few more behind the scenes

Needs a good clean lower down but it’s nice and shiny up top. We’ve been gentle with it!

Good shots! We’ll try and work a little quicker today 😉

Two people tried to go through the same section of the revolving door at once, and when it got stuck, pushed too hard.

What it sits on doesn't really define what type of machine it is. Depending on how the weather cooperates it should take 1-2 weeks to climb the tower crane down and then a day or two to dismantle it.

The crane at L will be dismantled in the same fashion as the 2nd at bay Adelaide. The Derrick is being installed to install the BMU once its finished.

I know a little

The Derrick is a 35ton machine (it won't be reeved with all its parts of line in this installation) but the tower crane is an 8/16ton machine and due to the height of L-tower, there's only enough capacity on the hoist drum for 2 parts of cable, limiting it to 8ton

It's really the only option at this point, the building maintenance unit was built in pieces that are heavier than the tower crane can lift

The plan is to use the building maintenance unit to remove the Derrick and platform