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Great closeup pictures, thanks for posting them Vinny.
Jeff
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WOW now that is superb detail. Did you have to offer a bribe to get in that close?
This looks like it's fitted for a luffer? More pics please.
I would like to outfit my 16000 with a luffer, already fitted if with a Backmast from an 18000 and am still looking for the proper equalizer to make it functional.
Keep up the good work
Larry
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lkuretich wrote:WOW now that is superb detail. Did you have to offer a bribe to get in that close?
This looks like it's fitted for a luffer? More pics please.
I would like to outfit my 16000 with a luffer, already fitted if with a Backmast from an 18000 and am still looking for the proper equalizer to make it functional.
Keep up the good work
Larry Thanks guys! No bribing, just a typical nyc crane job..! i will most likely be going this weekend to get some more pictures
-Vinny http://www.heavytruckphotos.com/
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for once one without a wind tower jib
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