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American American Cranes for Sale and Rent
American Specifications
American Hoist and Derrick Company manufactured Hoist Winches in addition to various types of cranes.
Models ranged from Single Drum, Double Drum, Triple Drum, Four Drum hoist... Show More
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American 210 Tripe Drum Waterfall Hoist Winch For Sale
| Location |
Pensacola, Florida US 1830 miles |
|---|---|
| Make | American |
| Model | MODEL 210 |
Price On Request
SKID: 140” Long X 54” Wide @ front/ 76” Wide @ rear X 84” High
Overall: 140” X 76” X 84”
First layer line pull, cable diameter, drum cable capacity on all drums:
Estimated 50K# line pull at stall,
15K# line pull on top layer with Torque Converter.
1300’ of 1” wire rope capacity.
Reversing accomplished through power load lowering with TQ.
OPTIONAL 3 speed forward and reversing transmission:
Allison CRT 3331-3 or equal Forward & Reversing Transmission.
Estimated 60K# line pull as stall, 20K# line pull on top layer.
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American Hoist and Derrick Company manufactured Hoist Winches in addition to various types of cranes.
Models ranged from Single Drum, Double Drum, Triple Drum, Four Drum hoist winches that were primarily powered by Diesel Engines.
Still today, American hoist winch drums can be found on the secondary used crane, hoist, and winch market.
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