Link-Belt News, Videos, and Information

Sat July 29, 2000

Link-Belt Loads Into Wee Hours

Houston, TX-based M-I L.L.C. is all too familiar with the rigors of loading and offloading offshore supply boats, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and the stresses it places on the cranes that do the work....

Sat June 17, 2000

Link-Belt Unit to the Rescue! RTC Answers Emergency Calls

Most electrical power plants, such as the Fayette Power Project in LaGrange, TX, have been on-line for more than 20 years and must be constantly upgraded to comply with newer, more stringent anti-pollution requirements....

Wed February 16, 2000

TES Named Greater New York City Area’s Link-Belt Dealer

Link-Belt Construction Equipment Company recently announced the territory realignment of a North American crane distributor. The realignment is effective immediately, according to Brax Snyder, manager, North American Sales....

Wed January 05, 2000

Woods CRW Corp. Adds Maine to its Link-Belt Distribution Territory

Link-Belt Construction Equipment Company has announced the territory realignment of a North American crane distributor. The realignment is effective immediately, according to Brax Snyder, manager, North American sales....

Wed November 01, 2000

Contractor Drives Faster With Link-Belt LS-138H

Alabama Bridge Builders Inc., worked hard to drive approximately 3,200 piles before its deadline, at the new Honda Manufacturing of Alabama vehicle and engine plant in Lincoln, AL, 40 miles east of Birmingham....

Wed November 22, 2000

Link-Belt Takes Booms to the ’A-Max’

Link-Belt Construction Equipment Company recently introduced the RTC-8060, a 60-ton (54.43 t) telescopic rough-terrain crane. Boom Design The RTC-8060 features a standard 35.5 to 110 ft. (10.82 to 33.53 m), full power, quick-reeve four- section boom with a maximum tip height of 172 ft....

Wed November 22, 2000

Link-Belt Beefs Up Carrier Features on HC-238H II

Link-Belt introduced the new HC-238H II 150-ton (136 t) capacity lattice boom truck crane during the CraneFest 2000 show at its Lexington, KY, manufacturing facility. This first public appearance of the newest member of the Hydraulic Lattice Boom (HYLAB) family included a demonstration of the crane’s features and benefits including walking with the new luffing attachment....