
Recently, the team utilized their Dual Lane 21 Line Goldhofer to move the older scoreboards weighing over 500,000 pounds each to make room for the new high-definition video boards. There will be a total of four HD video boards in each corner of the stadium with brand new frames and LED lighting. Currently, the team is preparing for the placement of the boards by placing the LED lighting and frames with Maxim’s Grove GMK5210 with a 210 ton capacity.
According to President Frank Bardonaro, the development of the stadium has been an overall outstanding experience for Maxim. “Our Maxim Team has consistently demonstrated our ability to provide turn-key lifting solutions on the most sophisticated projects in the country. The addition of Alan Ashlock and his Heavy Haul and rigging expertise has proven to add another dimension that allows our customers to have a true `one stop shop.’ The Miami project has utilized our safety, engineering, lifting and hauling expertise to ensure total coordination on this site. We look forward to continually improving and proving to our customers that our coast-to-coast network of branches and ability to move cranes in a cost effective manner will provide the type of service they need, when and where they need it everywhere in the country.”
From the beginning, the Maxim team has been optimistic about the plans for the Sun Life stadium, and continues to work instrumentally towards designing a comprehensive plan to coordinate the logistics and engineering that meet or exceeded the project’s demands. Utilizing nine of Maxim’s crawler cranes, four Manitowoc 18000s with maxer, and the new Manitowoc MLC650, the Maxim team is looking forward to the project’s continued success.