Fri October 07, 2005
Manitowoc, Grove Help Roll Out $1.5B TX Road
A $1.5 billion, 49-mi. (78 km) stretch of road in central Texas is being constructed with the help of a host of Manitowoc equipment, including 555 and 777 lattice-boom crawler cranes and eight Grove RT760E rough-terrain cranes....
Thu May 26, 2005
Manitowoc Gives We Energies Project a Boost
A host of Manitowoc lattice boom crawler cranes are working at We Energies Pleasant Prairie Power Plant. The cranes have been supplied by Dawes Crane & Rigging –– an All Erection company –– to project management company Washington Group International....
Jeff Cronin - Fri January 28, 2005
Manitowoc Cranes Help Lift the Haze in Alabama Sky
The lifting power of several generations of equipment from Manitowoc Crane Group is being put to the test during a multi-billion dollar project to clean Alabama’s air. Alabama Power, the utility company that provides service to more than 1.3 million customers in the southern two-thirds of the state, has been installing selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology at the James H....
Jeff Cronin - Mon January 17, 2005
Fleet of Manitowoc Cranes Help Lift the Haze in Alabama’s Skies
The lifting power of several generations of equipment from Manitowoc Crane Group is being put to the test during a multi-billion dollar project to clean Alabama’s air. Alabama Power, the utility company that provides service to more than 1.3 million customers in the southern two-thirds of the state, has been installing selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology at the James H....
Fri November 05, 2004
Three Generations of Manitowocs at Work on NJ Bridge
Nine Manitowoc Crane Group (MCG) cranes are playing a key role in the task of replacing the 80-year-old Victory swing-bridge over the Raritan River in Perth Amboy, NJ. With fix spans 110 ft. (34 m) above the water — high enough to allow ships to pass beneath — the new Victory Bridges will be the first segmental precast bridges in the state and will feature the largest non-suspended spans in the United States — 460 ft....
Wed July 14, 2004
Jersey’s Hoffman Equipment Earns Manitowoc Crane CARE ’Elite’ Status
One of Hoffman Equipment’s major achievements during its first year of representing Grove and Manitowoc was earning special recognition from Manitowoc as a Crane CARE “Elite” dealer. “Elite” status means that Hoffman has satisfied a detailed set of Manitowoc specifications relevant to total support of the manufacturer’s products....
Tue June 22, 2004
Manitowoc, Shuttlelift Sign Industrial Crane Supply Agreement
Manitowoc Crane Group signed an agreement with Shuttlelift Inc., a subsidiary of Marine Travelift Inc., under which Shuttlelift will supply a line of industrial cranes to Manitowoc. The cranes will be sold under the Grove brand name....
Tue April 06, 2004
Manitowoc Introduces 11 New Cranes at Bauma
The Manitowoc Company Inc. announced that Manitowoc Crane Group (MCG) is introducing 11 new cranes at Bauma, the construction industry’s largest trade show. This is the first time all three of Manitowoc’s crane brands –– Manitowoc, Potain, and Grove –– are being shown together at Bauma....
Wed March 31, 2004
Manitowoc to Sell Delta Manlift to JLG Industries
The Manitowoc Company Inc. announced that JLG Industries Inc. has made a binding offer to purchase Manitowoc’s subsidiary, Delta Manlift. Headquartered in Tonneins, France, Delta manufactures the Toucan brand of vertical mast lifts, a line of aerial work platforms distributed throughout Europe for use principally in industrial and maintenance operations....
Thu March 18, 2004
Manitowoc Crane Group, Kobelco Sign All-Terrain Crane Supply Agreement
Manitowoc Crane Group and Kobelco Construction Machinery Co. announced an agreement under which Manitowoc Crane’s Deutsche Grove GmbH unit will supply all-terrain cranes to Kobelco. The Kobelco-branded cranes will be sold exclusively in Japan....
