What crane should I buy?

Thanks kevin for the Write-up on the crane. Glad you are putting it to good use

Nuangle Did go out of business, Me being the welder had little to do with the management and Customer support falling apart
I Worked for nuangle for approximatly 3 years. Started in a basement using 1 1/4 inch tubing for the "1100"
Then moved into a larger 2000sqft Building completly outfitted with CNC and metal working tools
Then came the NX2. Those of you that know of or bought the 1100 know how much of a jump in quality the NX2 was.

Slowly incorporating the new machinery and resources. The product line started to grow as well as the quality.
Unfortunatly the customer service was left up to the owners cell phone. After a few months Nuangle Started to lose its hold on the customer support.
With no money to hire a secretary to take care of the growing customer base Nuangle went out of business and was forced to sell all equipment and tools

I then got given lots of the materials needed to make these products in my shop at home.(which i still have lots of, Including the 32' crane)
On my spare time i will assemble a crane and list it on ebay as USED. I got a business license under Dreamshot Mfg. So im learning from nuangles mistakes by observation.
So if you guys have any imput on equipment and ways it could be better feel free to email me. I have a full shop of tools and metal working equipment.
I work a 30 hour week at a Metal working shop, So be patient with me :)

Im telling you all of that to stress to you that Nuangle would have made more of an impact if the customers were made #1
The quality of the products were improving so i doubt that had much of anything to do with it.
However, Nuangle has nothing to do with me now, And id like to keep it that way. Their management did alot of people wrong and im sorry for that.
All of their products i had are long gone. I hand make all of the cranes,car mounts,dollies insuring they work properly

Thanks for reading,

Matt Lown
mattdk387@hotmail.com
 
Hey, I've recently been looking into getting a crane of some sort and after reading the review on the main site it seems as if kessler is the way to go. But, when you say you really need a heavy duty tripod, what am I lookin' at getting? I've got a bogen 3041, but it seems as if that's not gonna cut it. Any suggestions on that so I can figure that into how much it's going to cost me to get one of these things running?
 
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