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zomm1781 wrote:What timewere you there on Sat. Vinny? We lowered that PC800 down that morning about 8:30 with the 14000. I'm pretty sure its Halmar's Machine Thanks guys! I was there about 5:30pm Here is a screenshot I took off the webcam on Friday 
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Great pics! Cant wait to see more
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ManitowocMan wrote:Great pics! Cant wait to see more Thanks! I go there about every weekend, but I might go during the week to see the 385 load a Cat 740 ADT bed and a PC800 hammering
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I still get a kick out of the Subway shop! Great shots and great views! I like the "looking down on the 16000" one. - Chris 
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Some pretty friggin' impressive shots. 
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see, the 16000 isnt so big  , great shots, cant wait to see the next set of pics
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Pics from today   New 330LX   Towers lifting precast  777 boomed down 
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Cat 966f, Any idea who the Liebherr track loader belongs to? I do not recognize the decal. Liebherr earthmoving equipment is very rare in the New York area. Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack@us.army.mil
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great pics, interesting to follow.
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Thanks, it is very interesting follow
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Fantastic pics, very interesting thanks for sharing.
Who is the main building contractor on this project? Is it divided up into seperate contracts with a number of main contractors doing different sections or just one? Also, any idea of the projected programme to complete the work (number of years)? Thanks.
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Homer wrote:Fantastic pics, very interesting thanks for sharing.
Who is the main building contractor on this project? Is it divided up into seperate contracts with a number of main contractors doing different sections or just one? Also, any idea of the projected programme to complete the work (number of years)? Thanks. Thanks! There are so many contractors, you can't even tell how many. They say the job is going to be done in 2012 but they always change it to a later date so, I say 2015 and it will be completely finished.. Video I took a few months back of the iron workers working with the 18000 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFMKnDj_W4Q
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Nice shots!!! Thank you Vinny and Sal keep up the excellent work!!! One question that haunts me though, how in the blue blazes do they get the "Roach Coach" down to the guys in the hole????????  Thanks again and can't wait to see more!!!!
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Thanks!! For the workers to get down there they have a walkway that goes down, you can see it in this photo  I will be going back to the site tomorrow (July 21) I will show pictures of what is going on
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