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drdcco wrote:Great shots Mike, Thanx for posting. Makes me want to build barge for a crane.. Dave Thanks. I would build one if I was you.
-Mike
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Really nice set of pictures showing lots of aspects of the job!
Thanks, Mark
Mark L.
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Here are some more. Lifting a cement bucket. Lifting a bridge.
-Mike
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Nice series of pics cranes look great sitting on the water really picturesq !
Chet
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LatticeCraneMan wrote:Nice series of pics cranes look great sitting on the water really picturesq !
Chet Thanks.
-Mike
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