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Setting a 180 ft steel beam with the luffer was smooth. The 348 Series 2 delivered. We had a minor sensor issue once; Link-Belt's parts department shipped the replacement quickly.
Our old crane couldn't handle the new precast panels. The 348 Series 2, with its 300 USt capacity, changed that. After two years, the boom and tracks are holding up remarkably well.
We've had our 298 Series 2 for about eight months now, and I'm still getting a feel for its full capabilities.
Our previous crane struggled with consistent placement on high-rise steel. The 298 Series 2 changed that. With 290 ft of boom and a 90 ft fixed jib, we hit our marks precisely.