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Jack. wrote:Super Shot Gareth, Nice to see you Back.
Do you Know whats Happening with Weldex's LG 1550, Because its up for sale on liebherrs but they havent had it long. Hi Jack Weldex LG1550 sorry let me rephrase that Ainscough LG1550 She is all painted up and waiting to be put into service.
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Tommy wrote:
Weldex LG1550 sorry let me rephrase that Ainscough LG1550
She is all painted up and waiting to be put into service.
Steel my thunder Tommy man!!!! I should kick your ass, should you not be away driving something ridiculously big for Sarens  Yes, i've know for about a month but Ainscough are the new owners of Weldex's LG1550.....at the moment it looks something like this.  Gaz
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A I Nikolis wrote:Nice!! Waiting to see it in action  Indeed, that counterweight tray configuration is one that I've never ever seen before on a TC 2800. It can be used on CC 8800 though. It seems as that extendable tray radius cylinder is something new for the TC 2800. Any ideas about that Gaz? There's what looks like an extending ram to go on the Port Services TC2800 crane in my thread. I have a picture of it sitting on one of the truck and trailers. I'll pop over and post the picture on my last post from today.
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I just checked the updated TC 2800 PDF at Terex website, and it's actually a new piece of equipment available
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Due to some tragic circumstances (link below) the TC is no longer heading to Harwich port, job has been delayed until HSE etc can find out want when wrong and make sure something like that never happens again. A good friend of mine was on site when it happened and is quite upset about it, nobody should lose there life just for a days work, my thoughts go to who he left behind. http://www.vertikal.net/en/news/story/10145/Sad
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Theres a real mix of emotions, on one hand im delighted that Gaz is back posting again, so there for so am i, im really very pleased that Ainscough seem to have a new millenium lifter again as well as a Terex brother too boot, and we know we still have a VERY heavy crawler to come and a few very VERY heavy mobiles too, but on the other hand, its horrible to hear about the accident at the docks, and for that it has unfortunatly put a dullness over everything. My thoughts to the family of the gentleman who has passed, but also my congratulation to an ever expanding Aiscough HEAVY lefit division!
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Sorry to hear the bad news. The family of the man lost is in my prayers.
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Gaz wrote:Tommy wrote:
Weldex LG1550 sorry let me rephrase that Ainscough LG1550
She is all painted up and waiting to be put into service.
Steel my thunder Tommy man!!!! I should kick your ass, should you not be away driving something ridiculously big for Sarens Yes, i've know for about a month but Ainscough are the new owners of Weldex's LG1550.....at the moment it looks something like this. Gaz wehay, Im glad i asked now.  Looks Mighty fine in your livery, Did she do much work With Weldex , Wasnt it the last LG off the line?
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Very sad about that accident!! It's something you can't imagine will happen at a well used site like that one  thorleif wrote:There's what looks like an extending ram to go on the Port Services TC2800 crane in my thread. I have a picture of it sitting on one of the truck and trailers. I'll pop over and post the picture on my last post from today. Yes, I noticed that pic now. Maybe more current TC 2800 owners will buy this variable counterweight radius thing later.
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Oh Yes Gaz, Made my Day. Thanks For the super pictures, As usual. J
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Fantastic I wonder what the very big crawler crane is??? Anyway the stinger (thing at the back of the superstructure) has been an option for years. I saw one on a CC 2800-1 from Franz Bracht back in 2005 orso. Haven't seen it on a TC yet though. Anyone has a complete list of the big cranes running around in the UK at the moment? I just can't get my heead around it. LTM 1300/1 / -6.1 ???? LTM 1400/1 / -7.1 ???? LTM 1500: Mammoet 4x? Sarens 2x? Ainscough (incl. James Jack) 5x? Baldwins 1x LTM 1800: Sarens & Ainscough AC 300's Ainscough 2x? AC 350??? AC 500??? AC 700: Ainscough GMK 7450???
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LTM11200 - Mammoet (uk) LTM1800 - Ainscough, Sarens and Baldwins LTM1500 - Ainscough & James Jacks x9 (seriously) Bronzeshield Baldwins William Whytes Mammoet Sarens Port Services AC700 - Ainscough (going soon, to be replaced by AC1000) Willian o brian TC2800 - Aisncough, Port services, Sarens LTM1400 7.1 - None any more to my knowlage, Ainscough and William Whytes have sold there's. LTM1300/1 - Ainscough still have 1 left, all others have gone Bronzeshield Baldwins AC300/6 - Ainscough/James Jacks x4 GMK7450 - Bryn Thomas still have there's. AC350 - NMT I think Mammoet have one too. The very big crawler is going to be the CC6800, and it is not far away at all. I'm sure people can add to it....I don't know where EVERY crane is  Gaz
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Emiel wrote:Fantastic I wonder what the very big crawler crane is??? Anyway the stinger (thing at the back of the superstructure) has been an option for years. I saw one on a CC 2800-1 from Franz Bracht back in 2005 orso. Haven't seen it on a TC yet though. Anyone has a complete list of the big cranes running around in the UK at the moment? I just can't get my heead around it. LTM 1300/1 / -6.1 Mammoet UK x1Bronzeshield x 1???? LTM 1400/1 / -7.1 ???? None im aware ofLTM 1500: Mammoet 4x? Sarens 2x? Ainscough (incl. James Jack) 5x? Baldwins 1x McNallys / Windhoist x 3Whytes Crane hire x 2Bronzeshield x 1LTM 1800: Sarens & Ainscough & BaldwinsLiebherr LTM11200-9
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Mammoet Schiedam (ex Grohmann)AC 300's Ainscough 2x? AC 350??? NMT x 1 King Lifting 1x On orderAC 500??? NoneAC 700: Ainscough & Sarens x 1 GMK 7450??? Bryn Thomas x 2 Mammoet UK x 1
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thats a lot of big iron running around on that island!!!
is the Grohmann LG repainted into Mammoet now?
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Usual wealth of knowlage Jibtickler lol How's tricks mate, i'll drop you a line tomorrow....been a while. Gaz
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jibtickler wrote:Emiel wrote:Fantastic I wonder what the very big crawler crane is??? Anyway the stinger (thing at the back of the superstructure) has been an option for years. I saw one on a CC 2800-1 from Franz Bracht back in 2005 orso. Haven't seen it on a TC yet though. Anyone has a complete list of the big cranes running around in the UK at the moment? I just can't get my heead around it. LTM 1300/1 / -6.1 Mammoet UK x1Bronzeshield x 1???? LTM 1400/1 / -7.1 ???? None im aware ofLTM 1500: Mammoet 4x? Sarens 2x? Ainscough (incl. James Jack) 5x? Baldwins 1x McNallys / Windhoist x 3Whytes Crane hire x 2Bronzeshield x 1LTM 1800: Sarens & Ainscough & BaldwinsLiebherr LTM11200-9
Mammoet x 1
McNallys x 1
Transbiagia x 1 (Running Around)LG 1750
Mammoet Schiedam (ex Grohmann)AC 300's Ainscough 2x? AC 350??? NMT x 1 King Lifting 1x On orderAC 500??? NoneAC 700: Ainscough & Sarens x 1 GMK 7450??? Bryn Thomas x 2 Mammoet UK x 1 Is the McNally Windhoist TC2800 in the UK? I heard it was on wind farm work in Wales but this was a few years ago I think
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"? ... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt The complex of Newgrange was originally built between c. 3100 and 2900 BC,[2] meaning that it's aproximately 5,000 years old. According to Carbon-14 dates,[3] it is more than 500 years older than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and predates Stonehenge by about 1,000 years.
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Here's the TC on its maiden job, short boom and only 80t of ballast, still good for the 190t it has to lift!  Enjoy Gaz
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great pics again Gaz, thanks for showing them sam
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