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PV-150 Inlet Gas Receiver Boiler – 67´6´´x 16´1 x 15´11´´ weighing 360,800lbs.

PV-190 Product Surge Boiler -110´9´´x15´5´´x15´1´´ weighing 372,840lbs.

The operation, that took place at the Port of Houston, was to catch two boilers from ship hook (direct discharge) and transport them to a storage area inside the Port. They were transported via our equipment from dock side to lay down area. The Inlet Gas Receiver was received from the ship by our 16 Line Goldhofer THP SL and the Product Surge was received from ship by two 6 line self propelled Goldhofer PST SL-E. After storage, both boilers were transported from the port of Houston to Killdeer, MD.

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HMGT did a complete inventory and consolidated the rigs to get them ready for shipping. The rigs were transported from a storage yard outside of Manaus, Brazil to the Port of Manaus via barges. Once in Manaus, everything was staged at the port for shipment to Houston by charter vessel which was also organized by HMGT. Once the vessel arrived in Houston HMHH&R took over and moved all four rigs with our own equipment to our own storage yard. In total we moved 187 truck loads. The off loading was done with our own Liebherr Crane at our yard.

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Superheavy MEGA Drum

Hansa Meyer was the preferred heavy haul company selected to rig and transport the HP Fuel Gas Mixing Drum for our client. It was the largest component they’ve ever fabricated. With over 1,000,000 lbs. on the road, our initial concept utilizing dual lane Goldhofer alone would not have worked. Therefore, with the collective efforts and ingenuity of our engineering team, our fab shop, field supervisors and the bridge engineer, we custom-designed a transporter utilizing a flexible dolly outrigger system which worked in tandem with our Goldhofer SL trailers and allowed us to change the width based upon the bridge width and therefore maximize the weight distribution. All engineering, design and fabrication was done in house. The transport was executed precisely and without issues. #TEAMBLUE #Goldhofer #HollandDollies #SAFETY1st

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Hansa Meyer Heavy Haul & Rigging rolling off in the Bay and making ready for an over the road transport – 325’ long x 22’ wide x 25’-2” high at 796,000 lbs. Thank you Hansa crew and deck hands for getting everything done safely. #Goldhofer #hansameyer #teamblue #MEGAmoves #Spitzer #CurtisKelly

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Thanks to our great team of transport professionals and various state and police agencies along the way, it’s been possible for Hansa Meyer to continue providing essential transportation services during this pandemic. Transporting 189’L x 18’W x 17′-5″H tanks in tandem from the midwest to Florida. We’re thankful for the opportunities. Hansa Meyer is open for business. #worksafe #teamblue

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Hansa Meyer making hard turns easy from Texas to New Mexico. The Storage Tank is 162’0″ in overall length, 16′ wide and 18’4″ tall with a total weight at 428,000 lbs.

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The Hansa Meyer team does it again with this customized move from Minnesota to Tennessee. Due to the height and length of this vessel special accommodations were made to ensure a seamless delivery! With serious weather and a challenging route our logistics team worked hand in hand with county officials, escorts, and police to coordinate this specialized move. Please enjoy the pictures of this 139,900 lbs move.

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The Hansa Meyer US team handled the global transport of two reactors from the manufacturer in Shanghai, China, to the final destination in Gail, Texas. The scope of work included direct offload at the Port of Houston, permitting and transportation, and an engineered installation solution utilizing Hansa Meyer’s 500 ton Hydra-slide system.

Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Hansa Meyer Companies, the project was a success!

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The Hansa Meyer US team was selected for an international project, moving 7 vessels from 3 origins to Houston, Texas. Two of the origins were in the US and the other in Europe.  The vessels, once collected, will be forwarded on to the Caribbean.  ….Gives an entirely new meaning to playing the steel drums…  Thanks for allowing Hansa Meyer to share our work with you.