A mat lift is disclosed. In an example, the mat lift may be configured to work with a truck-mounted crane to store and organize a plurality of mat pads. An example of the mat lift includes a channel track that extends rearwardly on a back end of the truck-mounted crane. The example channel track has a downward bend that extends the channel track vertically down a rear surface of the truck-mounted crane. The example channel track also includes a winch or roller that drives a cable or chain in order to move a trolley from a first horizontal end to a second vertical end of the channel track. In an example, the trolley includes a post member configured to receive at least one of the plurality of mat pads thereon.

A mobile crane includes: a lower traveling body including a pair of crawlers; an upper slewing body supported on the lower traveling body slewably about a slewing axis; a tiltable attachment including a boom tiltably supported on the upper slewing body; and a physical quantity detector. The lower traveling body has a reaction force receiving part for receiving a reaction force from the ground at a position away from the slewing axis in a boom direction in a state where the pair of crawlers are in contact with the ground, the boom direction coinciding with a horizontal component of a direction in which the boom extends from the upper slewing body, and the physical quantity detector detects a physical quantity which changes in accordance with a change in the reaction force received from the ground by the reaction force receiving part.

A crawler crane includes a lower traveling body, and the lower traveling body includes: a car body; a right crawler device and a left crawler device; a front side connecting portion; and a rear side connecting portion, the right crawler device includes a right crawler frame, the left crawler device includes a left crawler frame, the front side connecting portion is separably joined to each of a front end portion of the car body, the right crawler frame front portion and the left crawler frame front portion, the rear side connecting portion is separably joined to each of a rear end portion of the car body, the right crawler frame rear portion and the left crawler frame rear portion, and each of the front side connecting portion and the rear side connecting portion includes a lattice portion which has a lattice structure.

A crawler crane includes a lower traveling body, and the lower traveling body includes: a car body; a right crawler device and a left crawler device; a front side connecting portion; and a rear side connecting portion, the right crawler device includes a right crawler frame, the left crawler device includes a left crawler frame, the front side connecting portion is separably joined to each of a front end portion of the car body, the right crawler frame front portion and the left crawler frame front portion, the rear side connecting portion is separably joined to each of a rear end portion of the car body, the right crawler frame rear portion and the left crawler frame rear portion, and each of the front side connecting portion and the rear side connecting portion includes a lattice portion which has a lattice structure.

Provided is a swingable connection structure capable of detachably connecting a first member and a second member to each other easily. The swingable connection structure has a first member, a second member, and a swing holding member, and the second member is swingably connected to the first member. The first member has a swing shaft which defines a swing center axis of the second member, and the second member has a pivotally supported portion which receives the swing shaft. The swing holding member is mounted on a side surface of the second member in a rotatable manner, and the swing holding member is provided with a constraining hole which allows insertion of one end portion of the swing shaft received by the pivotally supported portion.

Provided is a swingable connection structure capable of detachably connecting a first member and a second member to each other easily. The swingable connection structure has a first member, a second member, and a swing holding member, and the second member is swingably connected to the first member. The first member has a swing shaft which defines a swing center axis of the second member, and the second member has a pivotally supported portion which receives the swing shaft. The swing holding member is mounted on a side surface of the second member in a rotatable manner, and the swing holding member is provided with a constraining hole which allows insertion of one end portion of the swing shaft received by the pivotally supported portion.

A crane for lifting and transporting loads includes a base frame, for transferring the loads of the crane onto a support surface by a plurality of wheels having two steering wheels; and a steering system. The steering system includes a linear steering actuator, which is hinged, on one side, to the base frame and, on the other side, to a bar having two ends. Each end of the bar is hinged to a respective rotary element around a respective hinging axis. Each rotary element rotates around a respective rotation axis and is constrained in rotation to the respective steering wheel to steer it.

A crane for lifting and transporting loads includes a base frame, for transferring the loads of the crane onto a support surface by a plurality of wheels having two steering wheels; and a steering system. The steering system includes a linear steering actuator, which is hinged, on one side, to the base frame and, on the other side, to a bar having two ends. Each end of the bar is hinged to a respective rotary element around a respective hinging axis. Each rotary element rotates around a respective rotation axis and is constrained in rotation to the respective steering wheel to steer it.

A lifting rig for moving heavy objects on rooftops having a framework supported by a plurality of sets of wheel assemblies. The framework has a pair of longitudinal truss assemblies wherein each truss assembly sits on top of the sets of wheel assemblies. Each of the two truss assemblies has a mast member extending upwardly to a cross beam which thus connects both truss members. Each mast member extends telescopically from an anchor post which itself extends perpendicularly from a truss member forming part of the truss assembly. From the cross beam hangs at least one chain block for raising and lowering a load; the chain block is hooked onto a means for hooking straddling over the cross beam.

A lifting rig for moving heavy objects on rooftops having a framework supported by a plurality of sets of wheel assemblies. The framework has a pair of longitudinal truss assemblies wherein each truss assembly sits on top of the sets of wheel assemblies. Each of the two truss assemblies has a mast member extending upwardly to a cross beam which thus connects both truss members. Each mast member extends telescopically from an anchor post which itself extends perpendicularly from a truss member forming part of the truss assembly. From the cross beam hangs at least one chain block for raising and lowering a load; the chain block is hooked onto a means for hooking straddling over the cross beam.