Longitudinally divisible crane boom segment

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Openwork; e.g. – truss – trellis – grille – screen – frame – or... – Superimposed three-dimensional units

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52721, 52645, 52646, 403381, 403 43, E04H 1200, F16B 200

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ABSTRACT:
A longitudinally divisible crane boom segment includes a plurality of sections that are easily transportable. The sections each include at least one chord member, and a plurality of partial lacing elements. Each partial lacing element has a first end permanently attached to the at least one chord member and a second end connectable to one or more corresponding ends of plurality of partial lacing elements attached to a chord member of another section. Preferably the partial lacing elements are connected by dovetail connectors.

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Mannesmann Demag product literature for a Model CC4800 crawler crane (date unknown).
Mannesmann Demag product literature for a Model CC8000 crawler crane (date unknown).
Mannesmann Demag product literature for a Model CC12000 crawler crane (date unknown).
Neil F. Lampson, Inc. product literature for a Transi-Lift crane (date unknown).
Three (3) photographs of chord and lacing connections for a Neil F. Lampson, Inc. Transi-Lift crane (Apr. 1992).
Manitowoc Ringer Concept brochure (1974).
Manitowoc product literature for a Model 4600 S-4 Ringer (1983).
Manitowoc brochure for a Model M1200R crane with a 750 metric ton rating (date unknown).
Manitowoc brochure for a Model M1200R crane with a 800 metric ton rating (date unknown).
Manitowoc brochure for a Model M1200R crane with a 1200 metric ton rating (date unknown).
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