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The lads on the site said that this was only its 3rd or 4th lift since they got it. And they have it almost a year now! Not good.
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She does look grand and still think it is one of the best looking LG's out there. I had also heard she was under worked and was perhaps moving on. Guess time will tell if this is true or not.
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Nice one noel,great pics..whos driving the Aylward rig..  Regards. Aubrey.
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Its about time boy  that phone camera of yours takes a great pic well done another good day out transman that is padraig rig, pj is driving the new MAN all the time now . hopefully we might have another 2 moves before the man in the red coat arrives pj will ring me as to the whereabouts a day or 2 before and with a bit of luck they will be on the weekend. regards gus.
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Wow, is the Whyte LG possibly being sold after such a short time?. That's bad news and incase it proves to be true I would keep all these Whyte photos in a safe place because they may become rare! Lovely shots, what a monster
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Great shots Noel  I love the first pic on this page  I'll have to go on the next roadtrip with ye, can't be missing anymore of these cranes  3 or 4 lifts in a year is very bad, cant see them hanging onto this big girl for too much longer  GusO wrote:posting here for all to see never seems to be much interest i dont know if it is a jelousy thing because we see so much in a tiny little country or fellas just have no interest even thou they like to think that they know it all so homer if ya dont want to boy then dont bother Completely agree with ya Gus, seems people are more interested in seeing the same ould pics of a certain 2 big manitowocs that have been sitting on a test pad for 12 months than seeing pics of different cranes out working in our lil' country 
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Cracking pictures Homer Pal! You get nice and close to all the big gear, Jeleous isnt the word. Keep the pictures flowing bud
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Sam-wch wrote:Great shots Noel I love the first pic on this page I'll have to go on the next roadtrip with ye, can't be missing anymore of these cranes 3 or 4 lifts in a year is very bad, cant see them hanging onto this big girl for too much longer GusO wrote:posting here for all to see never seems to be much interest i dont know if it is a jelousy thing because we see so much in a tiny little country or fellas just have no interest even thou they like to think that they know it all so homer if ya dont want to boy then dont bother Completely agree with ya Gus, seems people are more interested in seeing the same ould pics of a certain 2 big manitowocs that have been sitting on a test pad for 12 months than seeing pics of different cranes out working in our lil' country Not jealous but certainly envious as I would love to see some of these big rigs up close and personnel. Wish I'd seen these photos before my repaint...............might have seen the Whytes logo on the operators cab But very nice set of photos Noel! Paul R
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Well after seeing this beast up close, paul i would have to say your repaint of this crane is the no 1 contender for the repaint of the year award 
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GusO wrote:Well after seeing this beast up close, paul i would have to say your repaint of this crane is the no 1 contender for the repaint of the year award Well it will soon be time for the awards...........  But I need to get the decal applied to the cab just to finish it off! Paul R
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Thanks guys i'm glad you liked the pics, its a pity it was such a dull gloomy morning that we went to see it as the pics would be 10 times better on a clear bright day, oh well!
Does anyone know if whytes still have an ltm11200 on order? I would find it hard to see why they would buy one now if they are struggling to find work for the LG.
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I've not heard if they are still getting one or not. But if they do, then I might have to consider another repaint Paul R
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Nice addition. I agree that it is one of the nicest 112's out there and am looking forward to getting it. I'm surprised Big Hamish hasn't made it yet Paul R
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It certainly looks great. I'm supposed to receive mine in this looong days.
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looks really nice! great addition. i think this one, roxu, mammoets, grohmanns and turners looks the best, great color schemes
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Nice one Noel!! I was thinking about getting this one but I passed, kinda regretting it now after seeing these pics Some of the decals are tiny on it, really nice and the ones on the riggers are a nice touch! Let's see her all rigged up now Homer wrote:My HN Krane LTM11200 arrived yesterday That explains why I didn't see ya yesterday on the site, too busy at home playing with this Paul R wrote:I'm surprised Big Hamish hasn't made it yet Paul R She's very close now Paul Only a matter of days
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Great stuff on the Harvey Norman 112,you're right! i think it looks much better than even on pics on other websites,the colours look so deep,you'll have to get it up now,send 'er into the clouds,although the weather today no doubt exceeds a safe wind speed or thats your excuse anyway Where are all the BAM repaints?????
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Noel that is one nice crane i did order one but cancelled it just got no room. So it was a tuff choice big hamish or HN unfortunatly big hamish won.
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