You guys with real cranes can have a laugh. This thing may just die with me
When I bought and the last photo is the rt I use to own putting the other end of the same tractor in the above photo together
They can laugh all they want - I'd love to have that little crane on my yard! We've got ol' Blue a '96 Gradall 536D6 for lifting. Used it today to swap 2 tires on the front axle of our tilt trailer. Short chain through the pintle hitch - easy peasy. Gotta have some sort of lift on the yard.
For that I got the big yella bottle jack
IIRC there was a carry deck crane not much larger.
I'd love to have a little crane like that. I've always wished for one of the little carry decks mentioned by @DDoug
There was a post on here awhile back about a little grove carrydeck
Thinking back, there was more than one maker. I recall Drott, IIRC they coined the name "CarryDeck". But there were others, as they had solid forklift tires some shops used them for maint, or die changes.
These would be in the same size catagory all those others ive seen are 2 or 3 times the size
That's the one ^ the grove stevedore I used to see in factories all the time.
What kind of engine is powering that Sky Lift machine? That would have been handy when I had my shop. How much can it lift and how far can it reach?
Its suspose to have a kubota d722 when i got it it was gone. I wound up with half a bx2200 that had a bad transmisson. Used what i need to to fit it in and made my own pump drive so now it has a d905 in it
I checked the web site and they don't give and engine make. Thanks
That self supported crane would be super handy and doesn't take up a lot of room. Probably not too bad to work on either.
do you have the jib for it too?
No didnt come with it and never really need it the one they supplied was only 3 or 4 feet long
Better than me, with a 25’ piece of straight red oak, chained into the bucket. Lol
I've seen me do it.
Trusses for the misses goat barn got to get this done asap the house is suppose to show first or second week of next month.
Har har har .. when I noticed this title for the first time I was like "little crane? you mean like one of these mini-sized tiny machine" till I clicked to have a look at the thread and realized it was the similar kind of sizes indeed. I forgot the original website source that had a few photos of these tiny Caterpillar machines running around an official "demonstrator" gravelbox somewhere in USA but a quick web search did find a random example of mini-sized bulldozer to share here nevertheless
Looks like a StrucKit. https://www.struckequipment.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/OlderTractorModelGuide_2023.pdf