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I lucked up on geting both a Thomen LTM 1400 & LTM 1800 
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LTM 1400 New and Mint in box ( unopened ): Approximately $650.00
LTM 1800 New and Mint in box ( unopened ): Approximately $1,100.00
It is all relative to what someone is willing to pay... if they are used, then I would decrease value by 25% or so...
My thoughts and opinions anyway...
Bryce
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Don L.
Did hit the tax return lottery?
Have you moved into the garage yet? (LOL)
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Beautiful cranes. You will be happy with them. I think you got a very good price on the 1800 for $450 not so sure about the 1400 as that was dwelling on ebay for a week or so?
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I got the Mammoet Zaxis 800, not too shabby for $300.
I see the $429 one sold the next day lol.
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bryce wrote:LTM 1400 New and Mint in box ( unopened ): Approximately $650.00
LTM 1800 New and Mint in box ( unopened ): Approximately $1,100.00
It is all relative to what someone is willing to pay... if they are used, then I would decrease value by 25% or so...
My thoughts and opinions anyway...
Bryce Thanks Bryce. That is about what I figured. I haven't seen any of the for sale at reasonable prices (even at the NIB prices you listed). I think there is a 1400 on eBay priced at $1500 (way to rich for my blood). Appreciate the feedback. Don
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RMS Models wrote:Don L.
Did hit the tax return lottery?
Have you moved into the garage yet? (LOL)
Randy, I didn't hit the tax return lottery but at least this year I did get a return. Beats the past two years for sure.  I can't move into the garage because I have too many cranes and crane boxes in there. When this bill comes in I may be living in the back yard. LOL Take care my friend. Don
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mikebramel wrote:Beautiful cranes. You will be happy with them. I think you got a very good price on the 1800 for $450 not so sure about the 1400 as that was dwelling on ebay for a week or so? Mike, No question, I got a damn good price on the 1800. At first I couldn't believe what I was seeing, or that no one else was seeing it. As far as the 1400 goes, I believe their price was influenced by what another 1400 was being offered up for (which will never sale at that price unless someone just can't live with out it). However, I haggled with them and actually got them to drop the price considerably, but they were still above my max offer. So I had decided to just walk away (and told them no deal). However, I checked the next morning and they had dropped the price to within $20 of my maximum offer, so I pulled the trigger. I figure I did pretty good overall when you average out the two. These are definitely 2 cranes that I know I can get back the money I spent on them if I ever decide to sell them. Take care, Don
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For the Havator LTM 11200-9.1 see: https://www.flickr.com/photos/a-i-nikolis/sets/72157623815237684/The special thing about Havator cranes is that they only use Demag counterweights  Obviously not considered in the NZG model.
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Don L wrote:Any thoughts on what a Havator LTM 11200 might be worth?
I don't think I have even see a crane in this Nordic livery since I have started collecting a few years ago. A few heavy hauls every now and then, but not a crane. I paid roughly the same price that standard yellows go for in US. The Havator 11200 is a funny one in terms of price as it has never really appreciated like some others, but I think it is a nice livery. Makes for a great combination with the IMC Scania and Nooteboom trailer. There has also been a Tandano Faun ATF70G-4 by WSI in this livery. Paul R
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Wow Victor. Those are some nice pics. I really do like Havator's color scheme which is the main reason I got this crane. It is also interesting about the Demag Counterweights. I had some extra Demag counterweights with my AC500 Luffing Jibs (different color) but I just traded one for a Mammoet crane. Oh well, I will just keep the ones that came with the model. Much thanks for the response and education. Best regards. Don
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Paul R wrote:Don L wrote:Any thoughts on what a Havator LTM 11200 might be worth?
I don't think I have even see a crane in this Nordic livery since I have started collecting a few years ago. A few heavy hauls every now and then, but not a crane. I paid roughly the same price that standard yellows go for in US. The Havator 11200 is a funny one in terms of price as it has never really appreciated like some others, but I think it is a nice livery. Makes for a great combination with the IMC Scania and Nooteboom trailer. There has also been a Tandano Faun ATF70G-4 by WSI in this livery. Paul R Thanks Paul. I am not really surprised Havator might be somewhat unappreciated (especially in the US). I had never even heard of it until I saw the crane and started researching the company. I have seen the IMC Scania lowery with the Nooteboom trailer out-fitted with the 11200 boom saddles. I may add that to my list of future purchases. I guess value is in the eye of the beholder, but I only paid $450 for this crane, and I was going to spend that for the generic yellow version so I am pretty happy with this purchase. I think it is a sharp looking crane. But I always look back at your collection pictures for reference, and frankly almost all of the 11200s are really sharp looking liveries. Thanks for the response. Take care. Don
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