Case manufactured several thousand cranes of this size before discontinuing production in 1984. Shuttlelift, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Marine Travelift, Inc. of Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin purchased the Carrydeck product line from Case in 1988. Shuttlelift President, Gerald Lamer, was a Carrydeck project design engineer for Drott on the development of the first Carrydeck cranes. Shuttlelift introduced the vastly upgraded 3330D in 1991. Changes included a full powershift transmission, a new swingout - offsettable jib, a low profile boomhead, underdeck storage compartment and numerous other changes.
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In excess of 6,000 Carrydeck cranes have been manufactured by Drott, J.I. Case and Shuttlelift. We stock spare parts for all versions. Gerald Lamer is company president and general manager and Allan Lamer serves as vice president of sales and marketing. The main company office, engineering, assembly plant, and service operations are located at the Sturgeon Bay plant.