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AWESOME!!!!!
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Now that is Bad A$$!!!!!!!!!! I like this version much better, how did you get it so quickly?
Jeff
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i still dont understand the whole "double stacked" boom. is it just taller vertically?
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DeWoc19 wrote:i still dont understand the whole "double stacked" boom. is it just taller vertically? exactly its taller and stronger.
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Envy is my second name!!!  Congrats!
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Wow, what a size difference. Huge crane.
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That PTC35 is simply outstanding. Great purchase, any idea what it weighs? I can't wait to see pics of the 31000 alongside the PTC! Rowan.
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Excellent!! She is a monster. If it weren't for some many large and expensive models coming out this year, I'd probably have the DS version myself.
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That thing just commands respect.
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Looks awesome. Saw one at the DHS/expo booth set up. It was indeed Bad a$$. Your a lucky dude. Very cool and congrats. Thanks for the pics. And for those who are curious, After seeing the Manitowoc booth, the 31000 is definately taller in my opinion. But this thing looks much bigger and heavier to me. But then again, they were not side by side. Totally different areas. Either way, I wont be getting either one.........I'm gonna go cry now........................lucky turds.
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I so want one I still have alittle space on the coffee table perfect size for this crane Jason
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Jason, just tell the wife its the "assist crane" to help you setup the Christmas tree and it needs to be setup now to make sure everything functions properly when it comes time to do the heavy lift
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DeWoc19 wrote:Jason, just tell the wife its the "assist crane" to help you setup the Christmas tree and it needs to be setup now to make sure everything functions properly when it comes time to do the heavy lift Yeah I will tell you what she says Come on I just need to sell a lot of models I need you all to order up. If I get one I will have free tours of the collection and all the pictures you want But on the other hand do I want this or the 31000  Jason
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yeah im dying for the 31000 or the SGC 120..... or both  might get into stripping on the side for some extra cash
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Great model Bryce congrats!
Now for all of the owners of the first PTC, it would be nice if they realeased that main boom as a small kit. A couple hundred dollars and you could configure your existing crane like this. I'll leave it at that since I don't want to ruin your thread.
Come on 31000!
Mark
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DeWoc19 wrote:yeah im dying for the 31000 or the SGC 120..... or both might get into stripping on the side for some extra cash lol, You might want to list that in the classifieds! Well it would be better than a lot of the adds! Mark
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That's gonna leave a big divot in your pool table
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As an after-thought, I was curious as to everyone's opinion who saw the AC 1000 by Conrad at the ConExpo. There has been some comparisons made between the 31000 and the PTC but the other large crane model that was at the show was the AC1000.
As for me, when I saw the display, I was disappointed. I was surprised that the ballast weights were not in the display and to me, the model just kind of seemed plain. When I compare the LTM 11200 with the AC1000, and since they are relatively the same cost, the 11200 is far superior.
Just curious as to what everyone else thought... I don't believe anyone has even mentioned seeing the AC1000 at the show.
Bryce
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