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−	The M40R recovery crane is the world's smallest capacity luffing tower crane.	+	The M40R recovery crane is the world's smallest capacity luffing tower crane. The crane is developed by Marr Contracting with its manufacturing partner Favelle Favco. It is designed to remove other cranes from the top of buildings and has the ability to be placed on almost any roof structure.

−	~~The crane~~ is ~~developed by Marr Contracting with its manufacturing partner Favelle Favco~~.	+	Uses include lifting building materials such as air conditioning units and cooling towers but is also often used to recover cranes from the top of buildings during construction. The design places smaller loads into existing support structure and allows for slewing coverage and can also be used to erect larger cranes for heavier lifting.

−	~~It is designed~~ to remove ~~other~~ cranes from the top of ~~buildings and has~~ the ~~ability to be placed on almost any roof structure~~.	+	The M40R was initially used to remove the cranes from the top of the 297.3m tall Eureka Tower in Melbourne, Australia.

−	~~Uses include lifting building materials such as air conditioning units and cooling towers but is also often used to recover cranes from the top of buildings during construction.~~	+	Lift ability
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−	~~The design places smaller loads into existing support structure and allows for slewing coverage and can also be used to erect larger cranes for heavier lifting.~~	+
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−	== Lift ability ==	+

	* Lift capacity: 3 tonnes		* Lift capacity: 3 tonnes
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	* Compatible with 100% renewable diesel (HVO100)		* Compatible with 100% renewable diesel (HVO100)

−	~~== Where was~~ the M40R ~~first used? ==~~	+	More information on the M40R capability can be found in the [https://www.marr.com.au/cranes/m40r/ M40R data sheet].

−	~~The M40R was initially used to remove the cranes from the top of the 297.3m tall Eureka Tower in Melbourne, Australia.~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

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−	~~More information on the M40R capability can be found in the~~ [~~https~~:/~~/www.marr.com.au/cranes/m40r/ M40R data sheet~~].	+

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The M40R recovery crane is the world's smallest capacity luffing tower crane.

The crane is developed by Marr Contracting with its manufacturing partner Favelle Favco.

It is designed to remove other cranes from the top of buildings and has the ability to be placed on almost any roof structure.

Uses include lifting building materials such as air conditioning units and cooling towers but is also often used to recover cranes from the top of buildings during construction.

The design places smaller loads into existing support structure and allows for slewing coverage and can also be used to erect larger cranes for heavier lifting.

== Lift ability ==

* Lift capacity: 3 tonnes
* Maximum radius: 15 metres
* Lift/radius ratio: 3 tonnes/ 11 metres
* Capacity: 2 tonnes at 15m radius
* Main winch hoist capacity: 3 tonnes
* Maximum allowable operational wind speed: 20 metres/second
* Compatible with 100% renewable diesel (HVO100)

== Where was the M40R first used? ==

The M40R was initially used to remove the cranes from the top of the 297.3m tall Eureka Tower in Melbourne, Australia.

== Sources/ further reading ==

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More information on the M40R capability can be found in the [https://www.marr.com.au/cranes/m40r/ M40R data sheet].

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