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Nice Pictures. Nice Crane !!! Was American Hoist and Derrick absorbed by Terex? mike
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Digger Dan wrote:Nice Pictures. Nice Crane !!! Was American Hoist and Derrick absorbed by Terex? mike Yup JUstin
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great shots Jason
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great shots and good looking crane! 
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Ahh, the god old American iron. Good to see there still around in construction sites......
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Cool shots Jason. F.Y.I there is another Lewis crawler (those guys must be busy) at Market Center and 35E in Dallas. It's another Zoomlion. This one is a QUY 120. During daylight hours jobsite security is pretty lax. My apprentice and I put our hardhats on and walked right up to it and got some great shots. It was still there last week.
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Good looking crane......
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plumber wrote:Cool shots Jason. F.Y.I there is another Lewis crawler (those guys must be busy) at Market Center and 35E in Dallas. It's another Zoomlion. This one is a QUY 120. During daylight hours jobsite security is pretty lax. My apprentice and I put our hardhats on and walked right up to it and got some great shots. It was still there last week. Figures I should have drove that way. I was killing time yesterday and drove up 35 to Denton in search of booms up in the air. I should have drove my usual route and I would have seen that crane  Ohwell maybe next time Jason
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Nice pics, those Americans just don't look right unless their yellow and black.
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Oakland wrote:great shots and good looking crane! Ditto...
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Looks a great looking crane, specially with that, i think its called luffer, extension on the boom too.
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What a beauty! Thanks for posting Jason!
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Lashlander wrote:Nice pics, those Americans just don't look right unless their yellow and black. I agree Justin
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Nice catch Jason and sweet pics really like that classic cool front end unlike the dull looking ones on the HC278 Linkbelts.The Centurian cab was another great lookin frontend with the massive below bumper counter weight also seen on mobile drill rigs.Not much USA style unlike the sleek German made units on the new HYD. Leibherrs and Demags !
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Great pics I still do not understand why some companies do not like us taking pictures of their equipment!=>:-< <  That is one thing I have never gotten about some companies most like that you take an interest in their company ad work. Like at school we have a new base ball field going in and I am photographing the progress and all the contractors are extremely nice to me and even give me company hard hats when I go on site for pics and they let me keep them. I have also talked to the operators and they like my interest. So when the demo company was finishing up I made them a movie of their part of the project as a way to show them my thanks.
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