Get out the calculator. And open your wallet. According to the American Moving & Storage Association, the average cost of an intrastate move is $1,170, and the average move between states costs $5,630.
A jib is  the forward most triangular sail on a ship. Luffing is a nautical term for when the sail flutters because it is pointed straight into the wind instead of catching it. A luffing jib also refers to a type of crane that is used in tight areas, usually in urban environments. This crane can operate so that its boom is able to be maneuvered in smaller areas so that neighboring property owners do not need to be contacted for permission to operate.
LUFFING JIB 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION Type Crawler mounted, fully revolving Maximum lifting capacity with luffing jib 118,000 lbs x 45â (53.5 ton x 13.7m) Maximum boom length 200â (61.0 m) Maximum luffing jib length 170â (51.8 m) Working weight Approx. 502,600 lbs (228 ton) (Including upper and lower machine, counterweights, 70â boom + 70â jib, hook block) Ground bearing pressure (with 70â boom + 70â jib) Approx. 15.4 psi (106 kPa) 2. WORKING SPEED Hoist line speed (front and rear drum) 360 ~ 10 ft/min (110 ~ 3 m/min)