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Hi guys is been a long time since i updated this tread and today i got informed that there will be a heavy lift comp. at the refinery so i went to see it my self and yes wagenborg nedlift will be in the plant for a couple of months doing some heavy and light loads as i was told that its the news. But lets start with some of the equipment that is ready to go. Todano crane.   Yes looks llike a lr is coming to make the lifts. 
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N now some pics of the plant in progress.     its all for now. Time for some coronas with lemon and salt y poquito salsa. Little hot sause.
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Ay carramba!
Very nice refinery; it's one of the most detailed on-going construction project in 1:50 scale I've seen. Now you'll need to add some tracks and locos + tanks cars in O scale....
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Thanks stephane. I was planning on adding some tracks but never got to do so. Maybe next big project. Now the assembly of the todano crane.     Now is ready for heavy lifts. 
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Good to see you still at it luis, thought you might have retired haha, any new videos coming?
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cranedude07 wrote:Good to see you still at it luis, thought you might have retired haha, any new videos coming? Hey brandon i am back. I will try to make a stm. vid of the lr 1750. Btw. What happened to you too as you haven't make any vids, i know is About free time. Well will see whats coming up.
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I'm working on the ltm 1500 video right now. Just no time really or not on the mood to work on it. But it'd slowly getting there
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Great photos Luis. Your diorama is one of the best!
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Thanks guys for the replys this will be kind of slow as i am working on some details on the lr 1750 that you guys will notice like walkways, handrails,hidc. Hoses and more. Hope you enjoy the process as i do. This forum needs more a little more fun like it used to be. Come on guys modellers share your projects with us. My 2 pesos. Well lets go for some shots of the start of the lr laddy.     
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Hi all back again with the assembly and lift with the lr 1750 at the plant. The stm. Vid is here. https://youtu.be/suARuQx88eUHere is the crew that accomplished this project with 0 accidents.      
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And the lift is 95 tons.  Freely suspended ready for its final position.  After 1:30 minutes its there. And the vessel was tested before setting it in.  That was a nice lift. Here is a pic of the block as requested. i did customized for this project. 
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Very nicely done indeed!
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Paul R wrote:Very nicely done indeed!
Paul R Thanks paul another heavy lift will take place in a couple of weeks at the plant.
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VIPCranes wrote:Hi all back again with the assembly and lift with the lr 1750 at the plant. The stm. Vid is here. https://youtu.be/suARuQx88eUHere is the crew that accomplished this project with 0 accidents. That is waay better than ULF's safety record  Great work!
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Luis,
I just watched the slo-mo video and it is nicely done. But I do have one question - why have you used the drum on the main boom for the main hook? Normally those two drums are used for the luffing jib and/or the whip line.
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Paul R wrote:Luis,
I just watched the slo-mo video and it is nicely done. But I do have one question - why have you used the drum on the main boom for the main hook? Normally those two drums are used for the luffing jib and/or the whip line.
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Paul R Paul the reason i used that winch is because is way much easier to use to make the video. I know that those are for the luffer and wip line.hope to not confuse nobody.
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