TOWER CRANES

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Cranes are left to rotate freely at night to minimize forces if high winds should develop. 03082005 KEITH MYERS/The Kansas City Star
Tower crane operator. Construction site. IRS Service Center on Pershing Road across from Union Station. Job site. Kansas City, Missouri. Sunset. CUTLINE On the cover: Cranes are left to rotate freely at night to minimize resistance if high winds should develop. Photo help. Star photographer Keith Myers wasn't allowed to climb the crane. Instead he trained J.E. Dunn employee Blake Barker, who took the pictures from up above. KEITH MYERS/THE KANSAS CITY STAR

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Comansa

21LC 450 Comansa 20T

Capacity: 20 Metric Tonne

JIB: Max radius 262′

Comansa

21LC 550 Comansa 20T

Capacity: 20 Metric Tonne

JIB: Max radius 262′

Comansa

21LC 290 Comansa 18T

Capacity: 18 Metric Tonne

JIB: Max radius 242′

Comansa

21LC 400 Comansa 18T

Capacity: 18 Metric Tonne

JIB: Max radius 262′

Comansa

21LC 550 Comansa 18t

Capacity: 18 Metric Tonne

JIB: Max radius 262′

Comansa

LC2074 Comansa 12T

Capacity: 12 Metric Tonne

JIB: Max radius 242′

Comansa

LCL250 Comansa Luffer

Capacity: 12 Metric Tonne

JIB: 196″ max jib