Skagit's Series 300 pedestal cranes are the latest in a long line of offshore cranes designed and manufactured by the Sedro-Woolley, Wash. company, a division of Continental Emsco Company. Each is a product of 25 years of practical experience, research, and development of offshore cranes. Since Skagit built its first offshore crane for the U.S. Air Force in 1956, it has developed more than 25 different models and built more than 150 separate crane units.
Tubular lattice booms 60 feet long come standard with all Series 300 cranes. Using 20-foot boom sections, a maximum length of 120 feet can be obtained. Boom sections are pin-connected and easy to assemble; a 5-foot whip extension with single sheave is provided. Boom design conforms to ABS and API design criteria.
The 300 offers operator comfort, ease of control, and quick response. Controls and gauges are placed to make every move, every lift as easy and as smooth as possible. Visibility from the cab is outstanding, and tinted safety glass helps keep eyes from tiring in the sun. Signal horn, windshield wipers, and catwalk railings are just a few of the standard safety features.
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