- November 04, 2013
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- Setting a large indoor unit down inside a basement.
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- The pieces are brought in one at a time and then assembled inside on a concrete pad to comprise one unit.
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- The spot we put the pieces in was tight. About 4 inches of clearance all around.
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- Unloading pieces off of the trailer. We delivered the units with our own trailers. You can have your units delivered to our yard and stored until the day your job takes place. This helps to ensure everything gets done for our customers in a efficient and timely manner.
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- Panorama of job site.
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- One of the pieces starting in. A view from inside the building.
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- Grabbing another piece off of the trailer
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- View from inside the operators cab of the crane.
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- Because of the very tight restrictions of space we used our steerman dollies and flipped them upside down and placed a channel on top of them. We then landed the pieces on top of the channel and rolled it into the other set of steerman dollies to bring it into the building.
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- Steerman dollies
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- View of the channels the unit is landed on.
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- The channel will slide from where it is to the other set of steerman dollies taking it from out of the whole and into the building into a more manageable area to work and transfer the unit off of the channel and onto the dollies that it will be on for transporting it over to the pad.
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- Looking into the building from where the piece comes in.
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- The pieces go into the building and to the left.
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- They are then landed on this pad.
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- Placing the first piece on the pad.
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- Using 360 degree skates on one end of the unit
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- Placing the units on 2 inch rolls to move around on the pad.
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- Half the unit on the pad on steerman dollies and half off the pad on 360 dollies. We then push the units onto the pad and against the landed unit next to it.
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- Almost complete and put together.
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