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Stunning photos of the LTM1500. Love it. 
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LiebherrDemag90 wrote:Stunning photos of the LTM1500. Love it. Thank you! Here are some photos from today of Les Searle Moving DSM Demolition's Hitachi 670 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Les Searle Heavy Haulage by samkelly706, on Flickr 
DSM Demolition by samkelly706, on Flickr 
DSM Demolition by samkelly706, on Flickr 
DSM Demolition by samkelly706, on Flickr
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Stunning Hitachi.
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Excellent photos mate! Now I'm happy I've the ZX870 sitting in the back of my model  Paul R
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Thanks Paul The big hitachi's look awesome, especially when Kocurek get hold of them!
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samk706 wrote:Thanks Paul
The big hitachi's look awesome, especially when Kocurek get hold of them! Have you seen big hitachi's with Okada jaws also? Not just the one fitted on ZX1000K, but also on high reaches? My country has no Kokurek unfortunately but full of Okada products.
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Some photo's from the weekend, Ainscough and James Jack LTM1500's lifting bridge beams, this is the same site as Ainscough's LTM1750 and Whytes LTM1500 before Christmas James Jack LTM1500 loading in a compund... 
James Jack LTM1500 by samkelly706, on Flickr 
James Jack LTM1500 by samkelly706, on Flickr 
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James Jack LTM1500 by samkelly706, on Flickr Ainscough LTM1500 Lifting onto the structure less than 1 mile away... 
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Ainscough LTM1500 by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Ainscough LTM1500 by samkelly706, on Flickr Enjoy!
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Great pics Sam. I hope those high voltage lines aren't as close as they look. TFS
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Jackpot again Sam!
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Thanks both! The cables are not as close as they look, i imagine a lot of planning went into building a bridge next to a power station! not as easy as it might look!
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Have viewed the larger photos on your Flickr. Looks great! Any idea how heavy those beams are?
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LiebherrDemag90 wrote:Have viewed the larger photos on your Flickr. Looks great! Any idea how heavy those beams are? Thanks LD! I was told that they are around 44t each
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Real nice night shots Sam. Great atmosphere in them
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I bet that James Jack 1500 is a real pretty machine! Would love to see the rest of it.
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Thanks Jack! And mcm it's a great livery, there's some pictures of their LTM1750 on page 10 of this thread
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Some more photo's for you all, I had to take a trip to Peterborough yesterday which meant going through the M1 Junction 19 improvement scheme, which has Sarens Hitachi Sumitomo 6000SLX sitting on it lifting bridge beams! Unfortunately its right in the middle of the junction so there is no way of walking near it, but I managed to quickly snap a few photo's while passing in the car 
Sarens Hitachi 6000SLX by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Sarens Hitachi 6000SLX by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Sarens Hitachi 6000SLX by samkelly706, on Flickr 
Sarens Hitachi 6000SLX by samkelly706, on Flickr Enjoy!
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Not bad pics for a drive by!
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Paul R wrote:Not bad pics for a drive by!
Paul R Thanks Paul! Possibly the only time I've ever been glad there is heavy traffic! Sam
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Firstly I was back over by the Catthorpe Interchange over the weekend so i have a few more pictures of Sarens Hitachi Sumitomo 6000SLX 
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