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Finally got her fully rigged in heavy lift mode, I found reeving the hook a bit tricky just like the Manitowoc 18000's hook (over, under, miss a pulley repeated several times then cross from front to back then same as before but in reverse etc. etc.). please excuse the dio, it still needs alot of work, but enjoy anyhow.      
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looks very tasty, im dying to have mine, i think im going to set mine up with the windmill jib and take my stock one and put the heavy lift head on it and not sure how my repainted one will be displayed yet, probably windmill jib, maybe a 3 crane lift
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Very nice photos and it does look good in that livery. May be you should change the wallpaper in the background. Won't distract us from the dio quite so much  Thanks for showing us. Paul R
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She's a beauty! Need mine to get here!!!!!! Thanks for posting the pics.
Mark
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now theres an idea for putting lifting points where you want them Blutack!! gonna have to try this in the real world when you have those real tricky lifts to balance! you hear that Gaz?? thats where weve been going wrong whilst slinging.
Great pictures by the way. My sarens machine arrived on Monday, havent even opened the box tape. Ready to throw it on to ebay along with the unopened McNallys machine this weekend.
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jibtickler wrote:now theres an idea for putting lifting points where you want them Blutack!! gonna have to try this in the real world when you have those real tricky lifts to balance! you hear that Gaz?? thats where weve been going wrong whilst slinging. Blutack! GENIUS! 
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Now THAT makes a nice pair! But I want to see the LTM1800 fully extended with jib and derrick next to the LTM11200 fully extended Can you get 'er done in the next 30 minutes, please Paul R
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Hi Paul, Would do but, appointed person has blown the job off far to windy Steve.
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Gaz wrote:jibtickler wrote:now theres an idea for putting lifting points where you want them Blutack!! gonna have to try this in the real world when you have those real tricky lifts to balance! you hear that Gaz?? thats where weve been going wrong whilst slinging. Blutack! GENIUS! Haha blutack's the future for heavy lifting!
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Paul R wrote:May be you should change the wallpaper in the background. Won't distract us from the dio quite so much Paul R Hmmmmm....... thats why these picture's don't look quite right damn wallpaper!!, I think I might have to take your advice and change it.
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HI guys mine arrived monday but ive just got home tonight after being away all week. just opened it and im very impressed well done lothar at HTM great job.
Paul A
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Steve they look great together,as soon as my 11200 turns up it will go right next to my 1800,just have to wait,Steve.
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yeah Steve it looks great next to the LTM 1800... thats how i plan to have my Grohmann 112 setup, is by my Grohmann LTM 1800 with the ballast trucks as well. wish i was able to get the Sarens 112, i think thats a very sharp looking model.... maybe one day  great pictures
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