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How to Operate a Crane [Photos]

UpfittingPhotos 8January 25, 2017

Bobit Business Media received a visit from Stellar Industries, a manufacturer of hydraulic truck-mounted equipment, and Phenix Enterprises, a custom truck builder, at our office in Torrance, Calif. on Nov. 29th, 2016.

The Stellar 7621’s name signifies its 7,500-pound maximum capacity (7621), 6-ft. reach (7621), and 21-foot extension (7621). 

Bobit Business Media editors took turns navigating the crane across a line of cones among other activities. 

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In the foreground, Bobiy staff looks at the American Eagle drawer system and bolt bins with Phenix Sales Manager James Day. 

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Stellar Strategic Accounts Manager Mike Butsch shows off the oil filter drawers.

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The Stellar 7621’s name signifies its 7,500-pound maximum capacity (7621), 6-ft. reach (7621), and 21-foot extension (7621). 

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Bobit Business Media editors take turns navigating the crane across a line of cones. 

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Drawer systems from American Eagle Accessories Group come in a variety of configurations to meet the needs of the job. 

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The Stellar 7621 Telescopic Service Crane was mounted on a Stellar service body and constructed by Pomona, Calif.-based Phenix Enterprises.

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A Bobit editor attempts to lower the crane hook on top of an egg without breaking it with help from Stellar Strategic Accounts Manager Mike Butsch.

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The service body offers a 500-lb. capacity on each side.

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