by Frank Friebel | Jul 13, 2026 | Crane Repair
Sending out a crane boom repair tender sounds straightforward enough — describe the damage, ask for a price, wait for quotes to come in. In practice, vague tenders almost always produce quotes that are impossible to compare side by side. One contractor prices a full... 
by Frank Friebel | Jul 12, 2026 | Crane Repair
Most crane boom damage is straightforward to assess: the deformation, crack, or impact zone sits clearly within a single boom section, and the repair team knows exactly what they are working with. But what happens when the damage lands right at the junction between... 
by Frank Friebel | Jul 11, 2026 | Crane Repair
A crane boom is a significant capital asset. When one gets damaged or shows signs of wear, the immediate question is rarely just “how do we fix this?” — it’s “how much life does this crane actually have left, and is it worth investing... 
by Frank Friebel | Jul 10, 2026 | Crane Repair
When a crane manufacturer discontinues support for a model, operators are left in a difficult position. Parts become harder to find, technical documentation goes quiet, and the usual service channels dry up. It happens more often than you might expect — and when it... 
by Frank Friebel | Jul 9, 2026 | Crane Repair
When a repaired crane boom fails on a construction site, legal responsibility is shared between the crane owner and the repair company, but the distribution of liability depends on who did what and when. The crane owner holds the primary duty of care as the equipment...
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