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The electrical components are interconnected by the most modern data bus transmission technique. Data is sent by a few data cables instead of the traditional electric wiring, thus increasing reliability by requiring fewer contacts. |
| The swing out operators cab increases the operators visibility of the crane functions and the job site conditions and personnel. The operator's cab also tilts for better visibility when working at higher elevations. |  |
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Outrigger loadings are displayed on each side of the crane and in the operator's cab for safe operation. |
| Liccon computer system allows the operator to constantly monitor all systems and functions of the crane with the touch of a button |  |
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| No other crane in the Manitowac Model 999 (left) class will compare. Its 275 ton capacity range combined with its easy mobilization and versatility make it a top choice. The Versa-Lift 40/60 (right) with its 3-section hydraulic boom can reduce overall job time. |
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| In 2000, Sterett took delivery of eight Link-Belt rough terrain cranes, ranging in size from 30-70 tons. These cranes are all equipped with the latest technology for ease of operation and operator comfort. |