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Had a pretty smooth vibe with this one, no struggles just on the ground a little bit a traffic but things were moving quite a long so it was good.

This the second time I've seen this where the hatch cover has to be picked up using the gears instead of just locking in the covers itself. what I noticed is that the after side hangs off the cover which is in line with guide that the hatch cover goes between; it's like 2" higher so the spreader doesn't get the signal to lock. I could however lock into the land side cover. The Fix for that would be installing 20ft size deck space for it to be a easier and I think safer to remove. #big #red #ship #loading #konecranes #bromma

So because the boxes weren't perfectly placed it kinda took me a little bit not my usual speed. in other words "I had to feel em' out" #Konecranes #Loading Container #Vessel #Twinlift

try to land the covers on the other bay but that didn't work out so I put them on the ground instead. The O.O.G (over-hanging-cargo) wasn't ready so I continued discharging, the twistlock bin was also in the way so I had to get crafty and use the container to get it out the way bit. (no damage was done) after a while it was time to remove the first Flat Racks then it was onto the O.O.G, got that out the way and kept cracking until dawn. hope you guys liked the video, subscribe/like for more content like this. #Konecranes #Operator #Ship

This is a short clip of how cars are loaded on a ship, these type of vessels are called RoRo (Roll on-Roll off) as the name implies. in another video I'll show you how we load them onto a ship.

Finishing up the triples and now on to the double ups. I later cleared everything on deck and continued with the same process.

Where do I start, ah yes the ole' triple and double stacks. If you've been paying attention you'll notice how I gently hoist the containers at the first go just make sure everything is staying together.

Already removed one but the second one was out of my view to the forward, after locking into it I spun around and dropped it on the starboard cover in one go. pretty neat huh

Just a quick 20ft loading in a the cell guide which in this case is usually easy once you have had full control.

Can imagine how long it would have taken me to complete this ship if I didn't prop the crane further away to utilize the space for discharge and loading. The sense of accomplishment when everything runs smoothly is unparalleled.

On and Off took me about 4 of these flat racks just to get in the groove of handling this little giant, you have to know what you're doing to see the chaos before it happens. if you look closely at the hook block I wasn't steady it was going crazy. I still did everything safely though.

A little rain is always welcome when loading, it gives a sense calm awe when at any moment things can go south. Port of Mexico Please enjoy.

Just a quick dash of boxes of the ole ship with this monster. Still it takes skill and mental toughness to stay focus without causing accidents. All video are based on publicly available information unless otherwise noted.

clearing the deck and watching the hatch cover roll up to my surprise 20fts on the forward side were higher than the after which I haven't seen before. I was told it was all 20s and in my head I thought easy peezy right NOPE! it always sounds good on paper until you get onto the ship. The actual audio got corrupted unfortunately. 0:00 Intro 1:13 Discharging Deck 19:10 Lug Tray 21:18 Hatch cover opening 23:14 Hold 24:12 Twin 20fts 33:14 Single 20ft

Can anybody comment what they think this is, I'm Flabbergasted. Liebherr LHM 550 Port of Libera

Loading a lot containers and it a appears to be some difficulties while doing but the skilled operator can overcome anything. This persons seems to be good at this. THUMBS UP IF YOU WANT TO SEE MORE, COMMENT BELOW AND SUBSCRIBE

Disaster are just around the corner but it takes assessing the situation to see that everything will be just fine. SORRY GUYS SOUNDS GOT ALL MESSED UP! HOPE YOU STILL LIKE THE VIDEO Port of Liebherr LHM550 #Accident #vessel #crane #container

A mix of electrified and hybrid transportation hitting the streets for a better environment in a fight to reduce our carbon footprint #Barge #konecranes# Gottwald

So on this a floating dry it had two cranes Portside and Starboard, we had the pleasure of getting their counterweights fitted. I believe the lightest one was 20tons and basically all of the boom was used. " ALL IN A DAYS WORK THE CRANE SAID" Crane: Konecranes HMK G 8510

This is what locks and locates the each container on a ship in a secured space, whether on deck or down the hold The first one is the stacking cone mainly used below deck and the other is the automatic lug which doesn't require it to be manually unlocked. All videos are based on publicly available information unless otherwise noted.