where are large constructions cranes stored or kept when not in use?
600862
most of the high-rise cranes are leased...they are disassembled and shipped to the next site when the job is done...there is a 12-18 month waiting list in the Seattle area currently
930252
refrigerated storage see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Drew#Advanced_study\n\nGood Luck!!!
131968
Check with Home Depot. They lease them and sale them.\nHere is a link \nhttp://www.hd-storageservices.com/container.html
201750
Someone keeps them or they are thrown away. I hope you didn't think that they magically disappear. The same thing applies to the rest of their stuff.
951424
a "crane" operator controlls a crane, which is a tower or derrick equipped with cables and pulleys that can be used both to lift and lower materials and to shift them horizontally.
141339
These cranes are built on hydroliclifts, that lift the crane up enough to remove a section of the tower.  The lifts, then lower the crane to repeat until each section has been removed to the crane itself, which is hoisted by another crane.
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1) The towers are built.\n\n2) The main suspension cables are draped across the towers.\n\n3) Temporary work platforms are hung from the main suspension cables so that construction workers can work.\n\n4) The main deck is built from the work platforms.
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Try www.warehousingonline.com
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Yes. Go to usbonds.gov.  The have a whole section dedicated to lost U.S. bonds.  You can also now electronically store them (no more paper bonds).
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Supply vs demand\n\nExtreme examples:\nIf the crane is no longer needed anywhere, the cost will be 0; no demand. If the crane still has a unique useable function and there is only one available, it's immediate cost will be very high; no supply.\n\nSo, assuming that the cranes supply/demand is somewhere in the middle, the methodology for assessing it's cost would be to evaluate the following:\n* Where is it located with respect to where it is needed? (place value)\n* How quickly do I need it, and how quickly can I get the crane? (time value)\n* What alternative solutions are available?\n* How much do other similar cranes cost?\n* etc\n\nHope this helps!
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if the crane isn't too high they just use another mobile crane to lift the counter weight into position. but i have also seen that sometimes they use a special helicopter to lift the weight to the height that is needed.
36379
I speculate it has to do with the auto industry moving their assembly plants out of Detroit (offshore?).  The abandoned plants were still around in downtown Detroit when I visited in 2003, it was quite depressing.
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They sell racks to hold those, either on the floor or hanging on the wall.  Try an artist store, or architect supply store. Even a store that copies blueprints.  Around here there is an Organized Living store and The Container Store, and they usually have systems that might adapt to holding them.
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Not in my experience for them to be closed - it is the other way around. They must be opened.\n\nThis is in case of emergency - lets in natural light, lets rescuers see inside.
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You mean somewhere to store them?  Try photobucket.com.
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A microwave tower that is possibly no longer used.\n\nhttp://www.thecentraloffice.com/Microwave/microwave%20sites.htm
996127
Not if you ask first.  Some stores reuse them and some don't.  There are some business that pay to ahave them hauled off.  Just ask.