Iron Choir Salvage Lifter

Iron Choir Salvage Lifter is a heavy industrial build whose pumps and contactors announce every decision to the next compartment, arranged as a broad six-wheel lifter with twin clamp arms and a low center of mass. It shoves, braces, and carries wreckage at walking speed; reduction gears clack under changing loads, and both arm drives slide out through armored side doors. A capital lease puts Iron Choir Salvage Lifter within reach of working crews, provided they log every inspection. Heavy-bay technicians will rebuild mechanical pieces, but sealed electronics are swapped and billed. Skipped Iron Choir Salvage Lifter calibration first shows up as clumsy work, then damaged cargo, trapped fingers, or a machine waiting somewhere nobody thought to search.