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- • Identify the maximum weight of the loads you will be lifting. This includes both the weight of the load itself and any additional attachments. • Consider the maximum height and horizontal reach required for your lifting tasks. Different cranes have varying lifting capacities at different boom lengths and angles.
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• Assess the terrain and conditions of the work site. Some cranes are better suited for rough terrains, while others are designed for smoother surfaces. Consider factors such as wind conditions, temperature, and space constraints.
• If you need the crane for frequent and heavy-duty use, you might want a more robust and durable model. For occasional use, a smaller and more cost-effective crane may be suitable.
• Decide whether a mobile crane or a stationary crane is more appropriate for your needs. Mobile cranes are versatile and can be moved around the site, while stationary cranes are fixed in one location.
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