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Thanks for the pictures Shovelman! I didn't know Dart was still in business though? 
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Antho wrote:I didn't know Dart was still in business though? My thoughts exactly, great pictures, thanks for sharing! Rowan.
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There are a number of MINEXPO photos posted on my blog - check them out!
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admin, Get any ideas for future Sword Model releases? Perhaps that Western Star dump truck? Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack@us.army.mil
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Great photos Chuck. I still don't understand why the L2350 is wearing P&H decals? I understand both LT and P&H are owned by Joy but it doesn't make sense to me? Rowan.
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Some super and very interesting photos there Chuck, so thanks. I see an R9150 which I would like a model of even more than the R9100 and the T264 is beautiful - and again a model would be fantastic 
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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RowanH wrote:Great photos Chuck. I still don't understand why the L2350 is wearing P&H decals? I understand both LT and P&H are owned by Joy but it doesn't make sense to me?
Rowan. Rowan, Joy Global is the parent company, and has two equipment segments: surface, and underground. The underground equipment all falls under the banner of Joy Mining Machinery. The surface equipment all falls under the P&H banner. So basically, LeTourneau is now a product of P&H, which is then owned by Joy Global.
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Rowan, since Brian went and got all technical, let me take a crack at it from a different angle. A LeTourneau in the P&H colors just looks way more wicked awesomer. - Chris  (It really does!)
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Thanks for the info guys, so I could safely assume we will not see any more LeTourneau branded machines anymore? Rowan.
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Rowan, I believe the present plan is to leave the LeTourneau name alone for now, but who knows about the future.
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