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  1. cranetruck

    My "new" HIAB 765A is home

    My HIAB is a 1975 and serial number 017. The other tags appear to be the same, one very faded had the Naval TM's listed. I'll dig up images of tags and crane deatils if needed. The housing below the pedestal does have a slight bulge to it on my crane as well and I have to drain water from it a...
  2. cranetruck

    My "new" HIAB 765A is home

    Fantastic job Ethan! Keep us posted.
  3. cranetruck

    My "new" HIAB 765A is home

    Don't think I used this b4...:-) nopics
  4. cranetruck

    My "new" HIAB 765A is home

    The "downriggers" are manually pulled out and the outside to outside dimension varies from a little less than 8ft to 12ft.
  5. cranetruck

    My "new" HIAB 765A is home

    That is so great Ethan! Here is an image of mine as found back in 1993, 1968 model Navy Loadstar with military tags on the 765A HIAB crane. Also from Virginia. Mine is serial No 17, what's yours? A couple of things, the carburator has a special throttle attachement so that the rpm is governed...
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