1952 Maxwell, Manning & Moore Bride Crane #1290

Bridge cranes have long been relied upon in manufacturing plants, warehouses, fabrication shops, rail facilities, and industrial operations where heavy materials must be moved safely and efficiently throughout a workspace. The Manning, Maxwell & Moore name is recognized for producing durable lifting equipment that served a wide range of industrial applications throughout the twentieth century.

This 1952 Maxwell Manning Moore Bridge Crane Type LHR-1290 represents a piece of proven industrial equipment that may be well suited for restoration projects, replacement applications, salvage operations, or facilities seeking dependable overhead lifting equipment. Older bridge cranes are often valued for their heavy-duty steel construction and straightforward mechanical design, making them a practical solution for many industrial environments when properly inspected and maintained.

At Sunrise Equipment, we understand that purchasing used industrial equipment requires accurate information and knowledgeable guidance. Our experienced team is available to answer questions about the crane’s condition, specifications, availability, transportation, and loading requirements so you can determine whether it is the right fit for your operation. Since 1967, Sunrise Equipment has supplied quality used equipment to contractors, municipalities, utility companies, and industrial businesses throughout North America.

If you would like additional details about this 1952 Maxwell Manning Moore Bridge Crane Type LHR-1290, including photographs or availability, contact Sunrise Equipment today. We’ll be happy to provide more information and help you find the equipment that best meets your lifting and material handling needs.

SR# 1290
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Vehicle Specifications

Stock Number:
1290
Make:
Maxwell Manning & Moore Bride Crane
Model:
Type LHR
Other:
Excellent condition, see equipment specificat
Year:
1952

Equipment Specifications

Insulated:
No
Other:
440 Volt, 3 Ton Double Girder, 34' All Power
Year:
1952

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