Origin of the species
A ten tonne capacity R-B dragline screengrab. The 10-RB had a production run of 7625 units between the 1930s up until 1969. Pic credit: By morebyless - Flickr: Ruston-Bucyrus 10-RB, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=16388591
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Hans Liebherr and a Liebherr staff member, Kirchdorf, circa 1950 -
In 2001 Tadano, Sumitomo and Hitachi formed a global alliance. This is the... -
The WS-150M from P&H for the UK market on the cover of our November 1979... -
Tadano’s acquisition of the Demag brand at Bauma 2019 -
The production lines being installed at Liebherr-Werk Ehingen -
Manitowoc's Pune plant in India -
A ten tonne capacity R-B dragline screengrab. The 10-RB had a production run... -
The Gottwald AMK 45-21 was later recognised as a pioneer of all terrain cranes -
In 1990 Liebherr won a major order from the Federal Office of Defence... -
Linden-Alimak on the cover of the April 1981 issue of Cranes Today. Swedish... -
Terex’s rough terrain production facility in Crespellano, Italy -
The Grove GRT 9165 -
Priestman on the cover of the August 1978 issue of Cranes Today. Small... -
Liebherr sold 333 truck-mounted cranes to Maschinoimport. The cranes were... -
An FMC Corporation Link- Belt front cover from August 1979. Around seven... -
The Grove TM 1075 was introduced in 1974 -
Cranes magazine started in 1966; in November 1972 Cranes became Cranes Today -
The Liebherr AUK 40T-60 was a best seller in Liebherr-Werk Ehingen’s early... -
Coles on the front cover of the March 1981 issue of Cranes Today claiming to... -
A 1977 Butters Cranes’ portal jib crane in Chatham, Kent, UK; Scotch-derricks... -
In 1975 the Demag HC 500 was the largest tele boom crawler in the world. It... -
In 1969 the first truck mounted crane to be produced at the new Liebherr-Werk...
