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    PACECO Gantry Cranes

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    ID:182933013
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    Quantity:2 Units
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    They are currently in service until replaced by new ones. Please let us know if you want to view them.
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    Item Description

    Gantry Cranes for sale in an asset liquidation sale. These cranes will be replaced in June and they need to sell these to in an asset recovery sale. The following data and specifications apply to the subject crane
  • Manufacturer: PACECO, INC.
  • Year placed in service - 1975
  • Location: Berths 174- 176, Port of Los Angeles, Wilmington, California
  • Manufacturer' s serial number: 7 1 3
  • Rated capacity: 40 long tons (89,600 pounds)
  • Crane operating speeds:
  • Main Hoist: Full load - 1 10 fpm.
  • Empty - 150 fpm.
  • Trolley: 400 fpm.
  • Boom: Raise of lower - five minutes
  • Gantry: 100 fpm. (Eight wheels per comer)
  • Clear lift height above dock (Maximum under spreader beam to dock level: 78 feet
  • Crane overall height, boom raised:
  • Outreach fiom dock face (including fender): 1 1 0 feet
  • Water side rail setback: 8 feet'
  • Crane rail gage: 50 feet
  • Backreach: 40 feet
  • Overall width: 88'
  • Clearance between legs: 45 feet
  • Power Supply: The crane is supplied power through conductor rails installed in a trench below dock level, waterside. The trench is covered with steel plates. The crane receives power via a crane mounted cover plow and conductor rail contactor system. Ref Photos # 2,3 & 4
  • Electrical Drives: G.E. Max Speed (S-2 1) drives

    Note: This crane was originally designed for a 2400 volt system. A step-down transformer has been added to feed 2400 volt secondary power to crane. Ref Photos #5&6.

    • Seller Terms

    • Salvex and the seller have the right to reject any and all offers.
    • This product is sold AS IS, WHERE IS.
    • Buyer is responsible for all taxes, duties, loading and freight charges.
    • Seller does not offer any warranties or manufacturer warranties.
    • Upon receipt of cleared funds, Seller will provide the Buyer a Release Order for item pick up. Title transfers from Seller to Buyer upon issuance of the Release Order.
    • It is Buyer's responsibility to verify quantities and condition at the time of pick up. Once the product has been removed from Seller's location, there will be no adjustments based on quantity or condition.

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