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Heavy,
Messy and Wet?
Need Repairs Now?
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In waste water
treatment plants, the pumps and filters are not that far apart. When
filters have been changed over and over, you need to think about
changing out the pumps, too – since they do not last forever.
Spring is arriving and while the rest of the world looks at flowers, you are looking at months of weather delayed repairs. Anything that can be broken probably has been and you need to make repairs, NOW! Wallace Portable cranes can lift your repair burdens and your busted equipment. Whether it is filter replacement, heavy motor repairs or pump trains stuck in an effluent pit, our wheeled cranes can easily thread the maze of pipes and sluices.
Wallace Cranes has a long history in waste water treatment. Facilities across the country rely on our cranes to move pumps, motors, filters, couplings, valves, pipes and test equipment. In addition to heavyweights like the Five Ton Tri-Adjustable crane shown above, our easily transportable and weather resistant aluminum cranes like the Aluminum Thrifty and Aluminum Tri-Adjustable are often used for lifting pump and motor sets from below grade.
With a full line of accessories – Wallace Cranes is your single source for lifting equipment. Wallace makes hundreds of cranes in aluminum, steel or combination (aluminum beam with a steel frame) with heights from under 6 ft. to over 24 ft. and capacities ranging from 500 to 30,000 lbs. Can’t find a standard model to fit your requirements? No problem, – our engineering department can quickly customize our existing product line. Choose reliability, choose Made in America, choose Wallace.
This is another installment of our series of application stories that highlight serious lifting options. Please note that while no lifting slings are shown in the image, for any real lifting you should be sure the crane, hoist, and slings are sized for the expected load. To maintain the proprietary nature of our technology, not all fasteners are shown. The intent is to show the general design and typical applications.
Spring is arriving and while the rest of the world looks at flowers, you are looking at months of weather delayed repairs. Anything that can be broken probably has been and you need to make repairs, NOW! Wallace Portable cranes can lift your repair burdens and your busted equipment. Whether it is filter replacement, heavy motor repairs or pump trains stuck in an effluent pit, our wheeled cranes can easily thread the maze of pipes and sluices.
Wallace Cranes has a long history in waste water treatment. Facilities across the country rely on our cranes to move pumps, motors, filters, couplings, valves, pipes and test equipment. In addition to heavyweights like the Five Ton Tri-Adjustable crane shown above, our easily transportable and weather resistant aluminum cranes like the Aluminum Thrifty and Aluminum Tri-Adjustable are often used for lifting pump and motor sets from below grade.
With a full line of accessories – Wallace Cranes is your single source for lifting equipment. Wallace makes hundreds of cranes in aluminum, steel or combination (aluminum beam with a steel frame) with heights from under 6 ft. to over 24 ft. and capacities ranging from 500 to 30,000 lbs. Can’t find a standard model to fit your requirements? No problem, – our engineering department can quickly customize our existing product line. Choose reliability, choose Made in America, choose Wallace.
This is another installment of our series of application stories that highlight serious lifting options. Please note that while no lifting slings are shown in the image, for any real lifting you should be sure the crane, hoist, and slings are sized for the expected load. To maintain the proprietary nature of our technology, not all fasteners are shown. The intent is to show the general design and typical applications.
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Posted
3/24/11
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