smably
Senior Member
I believe the two tanks were combined into a single megatank.
Toronto The Well | 174.03m | 46s | RioCan | Hariri Pontarini
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Overtheedge
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Meggaaa Tankkkk!
Builderman
New Member
I believe they found a megasaurus in the mega tank if im not mistaken, i think, probably.
WELLplayed
New Member
MEGATANK!!!!
400WellingtonGuy
Active Member
The busted Building B crane was taken down overnight. I am not sure if they are putting up a replacement today or not.
sikandar
Active Member
Rumour is that the structural integrity of the cranes is being inadvertently impacted by the gravitional pull created by megatank (I may or may not have started this rumour.)
AlvinofDiaspar
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smably
Senior Member
Oh no, what have I started! 
Red Mars
Senior Member
Pics taken Jan 14, 2019
tstormers
Senior Member
From this morning.
tstormers
Senior Member
Installation of the new crane top started around 1pm today.
400WellingtonGuy
Active Member
Here is a time lapse video of Building B's damaged crane being removed early Monday morning. Be patient with it. It is an interesting co-ordination of 3 different mobile cranes (one in the hole, two at grade) and logistically impressive. I added music to match but for some reason, it is not currently playing it.
There was nearly 3 days of prep for Del Terra and their crane subs to set up for the few hours I show here, which is the meat of the removal. At the very beginning, you see a crane bucket over the workers to the top of the crane (their headlights flash in the direction of the camera occasionally) to help with the dismantling.
Kudos to the Well construction team. They scrambled when the crane broke on Friday morning and managed to get it all done over a frigid weekend to minimize the disruption to construction progress on the site.
There was nearly 3 days of prep for Del Terra and their crane subs to set up for the few hours I show here, which is the meat of the removal. At the very beginning, you see a crane bucket over the workers to the top of the crane (their headlights flash in the direction of the camera occasionally) to help with the dismantling.
Kudos to the Well construction team. They scrambled when the crane broke on Friday morning and managed to get it all done over a frigid weekend to minimize the disruption to construction progress on the site.
Blitz901
New Member
I wonder what kind of breakdown would require most the crane to be dismantled? I asume it was something structural, mechanical and electrical components could be replaced on site I assume.
400WellingtonGuy
Active Member
It was a structural failure. My wife actually heard a "pop" when it happened Friday morning.
UrbanAffair
Senior Member
That's a really great video. Nice that they did it at night also, whether or not it was by choice or requirement.