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Location: Mexico...cabrones!
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you have my attention sir!!! loving the Lampson Transi-Lift pictures, god i want a model of that, if those are your pictures you are lucky to have seen one in person... im jealous! and that Dielco 2250 is a great looking crane also
you have just become my new favorite person on the forum..... (sorry Gaz, you have been bumped to #2)
nice pump pictures too, i love those huge pumps.... they are a lot of fun to work with, amazing how much concrete those things can move!
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i actually pumped over 1500 yrds on that job, so yes they are my pictures. It was fun seeing the 1100 set up. it took two weeks to just set up the pad. I have a lot more pictures of it being set up. They used rail to bring the load in, then walked the 1100 across the street to pick up the load and then walked back. The load, if i remember was 750 ton.
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well keep posting pictures of that bad boy!
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What the WOC says....good stuff.
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Great pics, I also like that dielco 2250, looks sharp
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 Oops, wrong thread   Great pictures, keep them coming!
-John
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