a "travel lift" which is
manufactured, maintained, operated, and inspected in accordance with
ANSI
B30.2 would be considered as a "mobile gantry crane."


Yeah, when the guys at the yard want a boat moved and don't wanted it
confused with the standard crane, they yell out, "Hey, bring the mobile
gantry crane over here!"

Bwahahahahahaha! Thanks, Bob, that was pretty damn funny. But the yards
call them TRAVEL LIFTS, not crains, not even MGC's.

RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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a "travel lift" which is
manufactured, maintained, operated, and inspected in accordance with
ANSI
B30.2 would be considered as a "mobile gantry crane."


Yeah, when the guys at the yard want a boat moved and don't wanted it
confused with the standard crane, they yell out, "Hey, bring the mobile
gantry crane over here!"


What is a standard crane?

In the boat yards I've been in they called them mobile gantry cranes.

When one gets a flat, they say it has a "deflated aerostatic perimeter".

Is your boat yard full of morons, or does it only become full when you walk
in?


Kapow!!!!





Bwahahahahahaha! Thanks, Bob, that was pretty damn funny. But the yards
call them TRAVEL LIFTS, not crains, not even MGC's.

RB
35s5
NY