CRANE WORK

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We used Glenn Machine Works Inc. 28-ton crane to clean up an oak tree located on Motley Road that was blown over by high winds. Here we are loading one of the pieces of trunk into a roll-off container to be hauled away.

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The 28-ton is lifting the first section of trunk.

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A white oak removed damaged by a lightening strike two years ago in downtown Columbus. This portion of the tree weighed 22k lbs.

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Removing a portion of the dead top of the oak tree on Ninth Street North using a man basket hanging from Glenn Machine Works 110-ton crane.

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This gum tree failed due to included bark. We used Glenn Machine Works Inc. 70-ton crane on this job. Here the last of the wood is being lifted from the trailer without any additional damage done to the structure.

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The piece, weighing in at 7k lbs, is lifted from this mobile home located near Columbus Air Force Base...

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...and swung to the landing zone where a chipper and roll-off box are waiting to haul the debris off site.

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Vincent, a crane operator with Glenn Machine Works Inc., and their 70 ton crane.

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Burkhalter Rigging Inc. 14-ton boom truck was used to remove a dead pine tree on Forrest Glenn Road in North Columbus.

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The crane operator looking up into the morning sun.

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Our man lift was used in conjunction with the crane to remove the remaining spar, or trunk.

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JK, the operator, and the 110 ton crane from Glenn Machine Works Inc.

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Dillon of Burkhalter Rigging Inc. and the crane, loading the logs onto a waiting trailer.

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Burkhalter's 175-ton crane backing into a job on Second Ave. N. not far from the Columbus Municipal Complex

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Using the man lift to set slings for the crane to make the picks.

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An overview of the job on Second Ave. N.

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A Rutherford Tree and Stump Service, LLC worker cleans debris from the parking lot to complete the job.

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