Northwest Crane Service recently completed a wind turbine maintenance project in House, New Mexico. Northwest Crane Service team members worked on a wind turbine to replace a damaged gearbox. Northwest Crane Service utilized two cranes to remove the 72,000 lb rotor in order to replace the 52,000 lb damaged gearbox. The project was a complete success and the turbine saw limited down time due to the fast rig up and rig down times.
“I want to thank Chris and Northwest Crane Service for the quick response of the safety pin issue. I told the team how much I appreciated the safe work ethic and excellent job they did on the project here this week. They made a major job task look easy! Thanks for all y’all did for the project successes this week sir!”
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