Discover the World's Largest Mobile Crane: The Liebherr LTM 1750 with 800 Ton Capacity | Documentary
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- Discover the World's Largest Mobile Crane: The Liebherr LTM 1750 with 800 Ton Capacity | WELT Documentary - The Liebherr family company, based in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, is the global market leader in the mobile and crawler cranes sector, with around 30,000 of the company's mobile cranes currently in service worldwide. Among these is the LTM 1750, the largest mobile crane in the world that can drive on the road with its enormous telescopic boom mounted. It has a maximum load capacity of 800 tons with a 52-meter telescopic boom and a maximum lift height of 152 meters. The crane consists of four elements: the carrier, the superstructure, the engine, and the telescopic boom. The metal fabrication shop is where the frame sections for the mobile telescopic crane are made, consisting of over 1000 individual parts that all have to be joined together exactly according to the fabrication plan. The LTM 1750 costs approximately €4 million and is equipped with hydraulic axle suspension. The crane can maneuver on site with a load on the hook and can lift up to 1.8 tonnes at the maximum operating radius of 160 meters.
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i was a mechanic on heavy equipment for 37 years but had never ben around cranes.I started watching these Liebherr videos during the first covid lockup. i just keep watching crane videos
Santa Claus, I'd you're listening, this is the toy I want this Christmas 🎄
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what else do you expect from china
@@germanCrowbar thank you! 🙏
You are welcome!
Said to be the largest mobile (over the road) crane in the Middle East at the time, our contractor used this Liebherr to fly the completed tank roof into position on our project in Saudi. What an operation. What a piece of equipment. Thank you for posting this documentary.
I'm a crane operator and also a watchmaker in Brazil. I have been working as a crane operator for 22 years and as a watchmaker for 8 years. I love my two professions. When talking about weight, there are two extremes. I have worked with cranes weighing up to 600 tons. Here in Brazil, nowadays, this profession pays poorly. But it is a profession that is enchanting when you have love for it.
Wow, can there be any more difference between lifting 10 tonnes and lifting a gear weighing a few milligrams?
Thank you for what you do as an operator
Do you ever get on a Job, then the supervisor for building company wants you to set outrigger in to soft a location
Then have you LIFT more than the crane allowed 😊 just asking for feedback on how you deal with an oversized lift.
I would thank the documentary personnel and the Liebherr company for allowing us to view such engineering marvel being manufactured and assembled. If it was for me a civil engineer I would have liked it to be far more detailed [we cannot get enough]. Hope to see such good documentaries further. I would have asked liebherr to allow us to visit some time. Eehab Khalil
Frick'n awesome documentary!!! I would love to see a multi-hour doc of not just the assembly, but the 'manufacture' of all the massive custom parts and then a extended version of the assembly process followed by a on site field rigging and actual use on a live job site! 🤪👍
Yes please!
I'd love to see the engineering process as well.
Yesss
Definitely..
I saw a vid (on this channel?) using this crane putting in a couple sections of an overpass on a highway. Came in two parts. First part sets up and builds the crane from the second part. Does the job asap and reverse procedure - disassemble. On to next job.
The machine is incredible by it self, no question about it. The surprising thing is the efficiency of the mechanics. A handful of mechanics on the floor each with a specific task. This is the right way to do business!
Until HR shows up and says there's a new Diversity and Inclusion program being launched.
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They are so dam good at engineering they make their own engine that is amazing
The torque required to secure some of these components is insane. This crane is a certified beast.
Ahhh, those beautiful White Germans doing amazing things as usual. USA fought the wrong enemy in WWII.
im surprised at the lack of personal protective equipment during the testing phases... you'd think that with the torques, forces, pressures, weights etc involved, they would want to be more safe than sorry
like what if one of the many hydraulic lines sprung a leak during a test?
@@thinkcasting3182 me after the lobotomy
Make sense there, but I would think Liebherr will test the hydraulic hoses under the require pressure, LIEBHERR IS THE ROLLS ROYCE OF CRANES,@carmatic
Mantap...,dan sangat luarbiasa pembuatan mobile crane nya..👍🇮🇩🇮🇩
11:25 I did not expect to hear Steve Taylor here but that is a very welcome surprise. He has a great voice to listen to and I am glad to hear more of him!
I knew that voice sounded familiar...
Absolutely amazing. Next time, when I see a Liebherr mobile crane on a construction site, I´ll think of all the guys and engineers who did wonderful job.
That Crane is a Beast and the Factory is impressive 😎👌
too sad to see their own government killing the entire economy, forcing them to leave the country.
It's amazing to see how these machines are able to work with such precision and accuracy. They are truly operating at another level.
This is one fantastic machine, and the company that builds this stuff is fantastic.
Pretty friggin awesome !
I thought an 80 yd dragline was spectacular
Great video, mechanical engineering and manufacturing at its best!
It's like a thoroughbred horse; everything about this machine is pished to the absolute limits of material science. It is perfect; so peefect that the slightest mistake is unforgivable. Incredible.
Outstanding piece of equipment. Great presentation. Thank you!
Fantastic documentary! Terrific production value!
Great documentary. I would have loved to see more information on the hydraulic swivel joint and slip ring but there are great videos on youtube that explain how it works.
Very nice documentary !! I love it . Thanks for your production !!
Hats off all involved!!! what a marvel piece of engineering!!!
超級一流精密重工製造商！🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
always seen Liebherr name in the largest of the cranes in our refinery. 🙂
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
A awesome documentary!!
I would like to see others brands about cranes. It's just very interesting!!! ❤
Simply Incredible!
Brilliant documentary.
Probably the most iconic tower cranes would have to be what was originally the Australian Favco crane . These were used on the New York Twin Towers in the 60’s . I still see a lot of Favco’s on building projects in Melbourne Australia, a city with a lot of high rise in its CBD .
Great, but Favco didn’t invent the tower crane, and this video is talking about mobile crane, which Favco doesn’t make. It seems that it isn’t so iconic, while the highest isn’t made by Favco, the stronger one isn’t made by Favco, the higher capacity isn’t made by Favco.
Favco is just a company who made simple conception crane that made eficienty cost of fabrication.
If you’re Australian, it’s normal to be proud of a company who sells worldwide, but that doesn’t mean that this company is worldwide iconic. It will depend on which domain and the region/continent.
Absolutely brilliant piece of engineering, from the drawing board to the finished product. Now let's see the guys in India rebuild that engine block! 😀
Awesome, I hope I'll be able to operate one of those crane someday❤
I am very impressed with the way you present and explain the concepts in the video.
WE had one pretty similar set up at work recently.. thing was a BEAST.. I thought It was a small crane.... it was MASSIVE
The Chinese have already copied these
the music of this video reminds me of a video game ... imagine that you are playing a 'Liebherr Factory Sim' and the game developers have implemented dynamic music, where the more correct actions you do, the more intense the music gets
and this video is basically like a speedrun of that game
I wanted to see the painting process, think you missed getting the complete doc. You do a great job but give us a complete crane follow from build up to delivery with a quick working shot.
Superb, congratulations to Team
Awesome Vid of manufacturing the LIEBHERR LTM 1750-9.1!!! However, I should like to point out that the LTM 1750-9.1 is not the World's Largest Mobile Crane: 4 other Mobile Cranes are larger & stronger, as follows: 1) LIEBHERR LTM 11200-9.1 2) SANY SAC24000T 3) ZOOMLION ZAT24000H 4) XCMG XCA2600 10-Axle All-Terrain Crane
they say that is the biggest mobile crane with superstructure mounted on. The others you mentioned they travel without boom, it's mounted on site
This is an awesome crane
Gotta love a clean factory.
A 100 of these please
PARABÉNS BELO VÍDEO. TOP 10 . 🇧🇷
Welt documentary, please upload new documentaries. These documentaries you have been uploading are old ones that you're uploading repeatedly.
What a great watch. I'm swapping a car engine over at the moment, thought that was a big job! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Always love that deep voice
zeer goed camera werk,....super
That is one amazing machine to believe man can build this thing
Master sound volume is extremely low while commercials are deafening loud
Incredible engineering
I was visiting the cathedral at Notre Dame and they had one of these monsters onsite doing refurbishing work. I spent more time checking it out than I did the cathedral! lol It is much different in person. You don't get a true sense of it's scale in videos.
Installing the engine is a very delicate operation.( pass me that prybar please)
Just amazing
Great doc.!!
Germany maschine factory is numero uno 💪🚒
Bukan kaleng-kaleng 😁
Really shows how old these programs are when the LTM 11200 (the next model up) came out in 2014 lol
It is a current program. They mention 'the worlds largest telescopic boom crane which can travel with the boom mounted'.
Some of the footage shows the assembly of the LTM11200 carrier + the views of the plant are current.
@@kristofferfalk5339⅝6
ALL MOST FORGOT . THANKS AND WHAT A FEAT OF ENGINEERING.
Realy I like this video so much
Świetnie zrobione video
hmm, ltm 11200 is feeling neglected... lol
Just saw another person’s explanation, it’s the largest and strongest mobile crane with the superstructure/boom attached, not assembled only on sites
Wow. Awesome!
27:43... the "test technician" has got quite an extensive old wrist injury there, that is one seriously dreadful looking scar.
Demag AC 2000/AC 800. The LTM 1750 has been upgraded for 800 tons. Knowing Liebherr, it is probably over engineered and can actually do way more.
I really enjoyed this
What was that guys name ? max somat or other ? you also forgot to mention drothea shickelgruber who does the tea and coffees and helmut shaffelburger who sweeps the factory floor i mean if you're naming everyone lets not forget the essential staff lmao
😂🤣👍
Take a shot every time he says “ mobile telescopic crane “
Wunderschön video!
The suspension is like the one on my Citroen C5 with clock s and hydaulicfluid!
800ton hydrolic crane is amazing
The music is way too dramatic. “Oh my gosh, this is epic, they’re checking hydraulic pressure!” 🤦♂️
This is absolutely amazing crane..❤❤
I started make RC hydraulic 1:14 Scale from this lovely crane...😊
cool, im gona drive this crane in a few years
Really amazing feeling when you watch such movie, but you wrote ysterday e-mail with message "we need bigger one (toy)"
Good documentary interesting subject matter just the over the top music makes it seem rather amateurish. Cheers.
Can you imagine having to diagnose and repair one of these things?
wow nice boss. 😊🥰🥰👍👍👍
Nice Kurzgesagt voiceover cameo
Let's be honest you don't need this crane but you want one just like me...
state of the art
漂亮的吊車
According to the archeologists and academia the builders in the Egyptian area of the world . Believe that the people of that time could dig out and move 1000 ton stones with rope , copper hammers and chisels . Raise those stone out of the quarry , move them miles away . Lift and place those 1000 ton stones that are perfectly flat then place on the perfectly flat stone previously placed . Maybe that’s what we need is some ancient rope , copper hammers and chisels …..
Beast
6:46
The nuts has smiley faces.
Greed is what is killing Germany's manufacturing prowess. Large number of German companies have moved to Asia, China in particular.
What do you mean by greed
@@kungabagana2748 I think he means they are moving to Asia where they can manufacture for cheap and increase their profit margins
Yep it’s terribly sad
And a bunch of jobs lost...
@@kungabagana2748You know greed? When they sacrifice quality and providing economic benefit to their own community for a slightly higher profit margin.
This has happened to almost all major manufacturing in the USA but it’s not necessarily due to company greed. The US Gov sells out US Companies manufacturing to other countries to anyone that will kickback to their secret bank accounts and fake companies they setup to launder money.
50:13 surely 'crane tester' is one of the riskiest job descriptions out there...
German, that is schwaebisches, engineering at its finest. No wonder one can see Liebherr cranes on every continent. I wonder how this company is handling the energy challenges from the government's sanctions on Russian energy. It requires a lot of energy and raw materials (some of which may also be sanctioned) to manufacture one of these machines.
Love this episodes automatically me *PLAY* also I like the happy faces in all hydrolic lines 😂
//em!!/¡------//.....//..
Toller Kran
amazing
Awesome
From "laying the keel" to final acceptance and shipment, how long does it take to manufacture one of these gems?
Awesome👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌
What about the LIEBHERR LTM 11200 9.1 MOBILE CRANE
Holy moly
I am excited
Bonsoir de France Vous êtes des Héros du levage et des commandes hydrauliques
et des moteurs diesel fabrication dans votre usine
Yves Gaillard
As a former welder I would have loved to have worked there
I’m a machinist, it’s been 5 years since I’ve done it but watching this made me miss it lol I’d like to work there too
새차 부럽다..
36:57 when she says take it easy it’s my first time
As 3rd generation iron worker I love Cranes and lover the manatwak thease cranes and awsome and better
This background music is the themesong of the game called Steel Division 2 :)