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I was out and about in London on Sunday so decided to take a trip to Earls Court to photo this beast!   IMG_5397 by Tim Clamp, on Flickr"/>  IMG_5365 by Tim Clamp, on Flickr"/> [img  IMG_5385 by Tim Clamp, on Flickr][/img]  IMG_5390 by Tim Clamp, on Flickr"/>  IMG_5403 by Tim Clamp, on Flickr"/>  IMG_5391 by Tim Clamp, on Flickr"/>
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Wow, what is the project? I hope you can go back there again and show us more of that big lift.  Thanks for sharing! S.
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Great photos, I saw some photos on Facebook as it was being erected but nothing like this. It's almost difficult to comprehend how huge it is and the photo showing the reeving is mind-boggling.
Do you know what weight the lift(s) were?.
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It is removing the final beams on the demolition of the former Earls Court complex. Some of the beams remaining weigh in excess of 1500 tonnes.
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Great shots! Hoping to get there myself one day!
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Wow, that is an impressive heavy lifter! Thanks so much for sharing. I wonder how those 1500 ton beams went in in the first place... Here's a PDF outlining the stats (with some really nice pics) on their two heavy cranes: ALE SK Crane Brochure [UPDATED-Fixed the broken link, it had http// x2] Thanks so much for catching that. Take care and all the best.
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ChandlerYohn wrote:Wow, that is an impressive heavy lifter! Thanks so much for sharing. I wonder how those 1500 ton beams went in in the first place... Here's a PDF outlining the stats (with some really nice pics) on their two heavy cranes: ALE SK Crane BrochureTake care and all the best. You might also find this interesting: Earls CourtPaul R
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ChandlerYohn: you forgot the : after http http://www.ale-heavylift.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/ALE-AL.SK-Crane-Fleet-Brochure.pdf[/quote] Hi Victor, thanks so much for catching that, fixed the link. Take care.
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Nice pics Tim! impressive to see this beast in the UK!
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Here's a couple I took yesterday: ALE SK190:   Paul R
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