A New Era in Crane Building - The SK6000 Is Coming 

A full timelapse of the assembly, start to finish. Always amazing seeing how these things go together.

Hey Mammoet! I'd like to see vids that are a lot longer than this one with less artsy 1/10th of a second shots and way, way more detail please. This is RU-vid not tik toc!

Will be fun to watch, thanks for taking us along!

Looking forward to the journey!

Can,t wait to see this beast!

What I would like to see is that when you're gonna do testlifts a drone footage of the mast of this beast. What does it do when you put this monster to the test, how much deflection is there, if any at all. Good luck with this project!

I want to see a Lego version of it

Sweet! Show us how large sections are aligned and fastened please! 😎✌️

I love it. Keep thinking BIG.

MASSIVE!! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

I sooo wanna be a truck driver for Mammoet... And now even more! ☺

This is going to be epic!

Well, Gavin very please to meet you at last. I followed your company from the very beginnings when Frans van Seumeren was the captain of this huge ‘ship’ and made for what it is today, world’s biggest company in lifting the most heavy things, surrounded by a bunch of ‘red-necks’ where everyone was sitting in or on the right spot. Always had my deepest respect of the family van Seumeren and what they have achieved. It’s a gemstone in the Dutch Crown. Mammoet, the only thing for them to lift is gravity itself 💪🏻🦾

More full length vids

I'd like to soo detail of how the crane is tested to certify for 6000T. Dow it need to be recertified through it's operational life?

Man gonna sell it like 3,000,000,000$ like nothing happened

Is it possible to get a 3D rendering?

Did ale design this?

Is this a custom built unit by y’all or a Liebherr crane?

I want to see the largest man made machines on earth....

Started in the steel biz almost 50 years ago at HEEDE INTERNATIONAL building cranes. Close enough is unheard of in your biz. It is correct or it is scrap!

Hi please stop measuring weight in jumbo jets (the things we pour billions of dollars into making AS LIGHT as possible). It's kinda underwhelming.

Can we get the STL files to 3D print one?