Hi All

Can any one help with just using the main boom and on the C8800 Conrad model
I would like to save some room in the man cave.

Thanks Don L ,

I will check the site out.

Thanks birdman,

I will keep with real world no point in haveing the crane in a unreal configuration
SD90.

I beg to differ Steve.... the config without Derrick is SH. It can have from 36 to 66 metres and is good for 1,011 tonnes.


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Do you have any info on that? It's not in the Pdfs on the Terex/Demag site.
CC 8800-1
CC 8800-1 Boom Booster

Note the updated Brand and colours btw

Factory version Steve...from Favco 500 when he decided to give up collecting

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Dang that crane is sweet. Thank you for the Load chart update!

Thanks Mark for the info, interesting

You're right, the model is a CC 8800... so we could use more info actually on the original 1250 ton crane, a complete pdf would be welcome.

So the model is just an 8800? What differentiates the 8800-1? More counterweight/ different tray?

The main differences between the Demag / Terex CC 8800 & CC 8800 i can think of are the following:

1. The CC 8800-1 main boom sections are sligthly larger in dimension then that of the CC 8800.

2 .The CC 8800-1 have more sheeves on the boomhead and on the hookblock, since it have a maximum lifting capacity of 1600 metric ton . The CC 8800 is " only " a 1250 metric ton crane.

3. The CC 8800-1 have a longer derrick boom then the CC 8800 .Therefore a larger superlift ballast radius can be used if needed compared to then the CC 8800.

4. The CC 8800-1 have a maximum of 295 ton superstructure ballast + 60 ton central ballast . The CC 8800 have a maximum of 280 ton superstructure ballast + 100 ton central ballast.

5. The CC 8800-1 under carriage components have been reinforced and are in general sligthly heavier, compared to the same components of the CC 8800.