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Colleen Lindley All our readers and advertisers are invited Tel: +44 1279 600598 to celebrate a significant milestone not only for Contractors World International Group Advertising Director but for publishing in general for the con- Darren Dunay struction and related industries. Email: [email protected] Tel: +1 201 781 6133 From a lowly start of just 12,000 in September 2010, the circulation USA of Contractors World International has grown month on month and Holly Hicks shows no signs of slowing down. [email protected] The last issue was distributed to 91,722 people across 179 countries. +1 412 660 5360 This issue is being sent to over 96,500. Taking into account emails that OH, PA, MD, WV, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL are no longer active, the increase represents almost 5% in just over 1 month. 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REGISTER NOW Contractors World International Vol 5 No 5 Page 5 Panorama Crawler Crane Manages High Alpine Terrain A Liebherr LTR 1060 was driven around tight bends and on gradients of up to 40 percent to the site at an altitude of 2020 meter to extend a tunnel on the Gornergrat railway in Zermatt in the Swiss Canton of Wallis. A superb team from Clausen Kran AG with technical assistance from Liebherr in advance and perfect crawler crane technology made the extremely difficult approach possible. Geri Clausen is completely happy with his Liebherr telescopic crawler crane. He commented, “We have lots of sites where this highly manoeuvrable crane is simply perfect.” Max. lifting capacity 132,300 lbs at 6.5 ft Max. load moment 188 tm Main boom 33 ft - 131 ft Lattice jib 31 ft - 52 ft Superstructure-/central 34,400 lbs / 22,050 lbs ballast Engine output 175 h.p Travel speed 0 - 1.9 mph • Liebherr-Werk Ehingen GmbH Bauer & the Hong rock at depth of 2 to 5 meters.
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