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Also known as a âsuspended craneâ, this type of crane work very similar to a gantry crane. but instead of the whole crane moving, only the hoist / trolley assembly moves in one. direction along one or two fixed beams, often mounted along the side walls or on elevated. columns in the assembly area of factory.
Join Date: May 2009. I can't tell what kind of crane it is from the picture, but for most tower cranes, you don't take it down from top to bottom. There's a special part with jacks in it that lets you insert and take out pieces of the crane.So, if the crane were a tower of blocks all of the same shape stacked on top of each other, you take the crane down by taking blocks out closer to the bottom, shortening it that way, and not from the top down.hen you jack up the whole thing. Then, through, the side you insert the next block. Then you lower the jack, and repeat. Now, turn this whole thing upside down, except for the arm of the crane, which remains on the top, and use the crane to lift each block to where the jacks are, and that's how it's done.