Collingwoodbuildinglover
Active Member
Looks like a fairly large mobile crane interesting Wonder what they are doing are there any cranes getting switched out in the area maybe
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C-mac
Senior Member
There first truck looks like a shoring machine..no?
Collingwoodbuildinglover
Active Member
No if you look that is a heavy lift crane first truck is the jib extension and second truck is the heavy lift boom I would love to see shoring equipment start showing up though having one of those extremely large crains on site will still look cool I guess we have to wait for more pictures 
Collingwoodbuildinglover
Active Member
That moment when I'm like do I want to do the two and a half hour drive and get stuck on the gardener to see what's going on I live too far away for this s*** we really need to get better projects going in my area
rdaner
Senior Member
I think that this is ok as there is parking needed for the Christmas Market at Distillery which this can accommodate and we now have meanwhile uses so part of it may get something interesting.
ProjectEnd
Superstar
Not sure of the make because of the odd axle layout, but an 8 axle mobile is the second largest you can get - the largest being 9 axle which are extremely specialized and rare. Mammoet use Liebherr exclusively so this is likely an LTM 1650, but there's only a single rear axle. Very odd.
In any case, this wouldn't be for setting up a shoring machine, I wouldn't think (but I could be wrong there).
@C-mac / @Collingwoodbuildinglover
In any case, this wouldn't be for setting up a shoring machine, I wouldn't think (but I could be wrong there).
@C-mac / @Collingwoodbuildinglover
3Dementia
Senior Member
Holy sh*te Holmes ... 74 words.
maestro
Senior Member
Just a crane parked on site. Could be for something next door. Only permits posted are for signs including two "Sugar Wharf" ground signs.
Jeff Morgan
Active Member
They were removed from the site today.
mburrrrr
Senior Member
It looks like this crane, from one page back, was used to remove the tower crane at EQ Bank Tower on the weekend.
