Posted on 6th December 2016
Featuring: Turk Heavy Transport
Bahraini agents, Turk Heavy Transport (THT) has recently received 2 x L&T Surface Miners weighing 110tns each and 1 x Vermeer Surface Miner at 100tns for Bramco.
Each machine was received from the ship's crane hook by Turk Heavy Transport's hydraulic low-bed quayside at Khalifa Bin Salman Port, was lashed and secured and then transported to the Port Storage Area where each unit was offloaded through a tandem lift operation with the use of THT's cranes.
At a later date, the machines will be transported to the client's site. Please click below for photos of the operations.
http://www.turkgroup.biz
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