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A pipelayer or sideboom^{[ citation needed]} is a type of a construction vehicle used to lay pipes. It is used in the construction of oil, gas and water pipelines.

Description

The lifting equipment of pipelayers includes:

• boom, mounted on the left side of the machine
• counterweights
• hydraulic hook and boom winches.

A pipelayer can also be equipped with accessories:

• crane (used to lift and place pipeline elements in a trench)
• dragline (used to backfill a trench)
• rammer (used to compact the soil in an excavation).

Standards

Construction, installation, operation, inspection, testing, and maintenance of sidebooms are covered by OSHA standard 1926.1440 - Sideboom cranes ^[1] and ASME B30.14 - Side Boom Tractors. ^[2]

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