Very well executed. Just out of curiosity why not use just 1 crane instead of 2? Just from the video it seems 180ton would be within spec for the 1500.
Those are two 500 ton cranes and the further the radius the less they can pick so to pick the piece at say almost 50-60 foot radius you would need now two cranes because one would be under capacity
Is this done *entirely* with an operator in each crane working together to a predetermined plan and spotters indicating corrections if needed, or can two same model cranes have a data connection between them these days than links aspects of what the cranes are doing?
