Jim Ricketts Hiab Haulage
Jim Ricketts Hiab Haulage
4 Ffordd Celyn
LL29 8RN
Conwy
LL29 8RN
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We operate a second two none nationwide dedicated specialised
wherever possible one stop shop to get your vessel moved from the
water to storage or Storage to water
We have the ability to lift from most public accessed
waterways,Qauysides,Harbours,Rivers,Canals etc etc up to 9000 kg(
dependent on length,height & beam) with our 2007 lorry mounted
crane when set up this equipment resembles a mobile crane due to
its size
To date we have lifted and transported in the region of 350
vessels in the 10 years of trading on our own prior to that whilst
working for other employers you can add a few more
The equipment is state of the art ,our operator holds all
relevant certification and like the lifting equipment complies to
LOLER lifting regulations 1998,
Any thing we lift and whilst in our presence is insured all
risk up to £40,000 with public liability cover up to 10
million,
We have a specially designed 8 leg Jacobs Yacht cradle that
sits on the deck of the lorry for transport of many different fin
keeled vessels with extra large foam faced pads to protect the
sides of the vessel, we have spreader beams for the more fragile
vessel or timber
We are starting to get somewhere and gaining the confidence of
some marinas and Harbours where at first it was unheard nor allowed
for Hiab Crane mounted lorries unloading themselves but due to the
professional manner in which we operate and present ourselves we
are getting their approval Conwy being one Quayside to name but a
few that let us in to place in or remove from the water
Please take a few minutes to look through our website which
has lots of pictures of moves we have executed and please do not
hesitate to get in touch with either myself or Vicci for a no
obligation non binding quote the website is
www.hiabcranehirewales.co.uk take a look and we would love to hear
from you
Please note we have a height restriction of no more than 12'
for all loads carried on our truck this must include the depth of
the mast whilst lay along the top too