This took a lot more time than expected.

Lifting a steel walkway down at the old Kockums site in Malmö where they used to build submarines back in the days.
The bridge has been down for a couple of years while there has been a lot of demolition work and also one of the buildings has been raised about six inches. This, in combination with the slight incline of the walkway, caused it to jam itself in between the buildings.
With a lot of fiddling, cutting, hammering and swearing we got it to fit.
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It really helps my motivation as I'm still a rookie and editing still takes a really long time.
Until next time!
//Pelle

[@cosminmaxim5729]

I’m also craneformer and I like how you present your daily work so I want to see more videos from you for inspiring me to work with love at this job. Congratulations!👏

[@KnuckleboomsAndBikes]

Thanks a lot, that's nice to hear. 😊

[@piotrnastarowicz7779]

👍👍👍

[@heath8779]

Looks like an interesting job from an outsiders perspective 👍
Thankyou for sharing.

[@KnuckleboomsAndBikes]

Cranetruck work like this is very interesting, almost no day like the other. 🙂

[@heath8779]

@@KnuckleboomsAndBikes I used to operate a Class 2 Tilttray for 12 years. I enjoyed the job, but a physical injury (clipped by distracted truck driver ) has forced me to give the game away.
When My leg has heeled fully I will look at other jobs 👍

[@KnuckleboomsAndBikes]

Sorry to hear that. Have a speedy recovery! 👍