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Thanks Paul  Some pictures from my last couple of weeks at work Grove GMK 5130-1 on full ballast de-rigging a Jost Tower Crane  BCHCs ATF 50G-3 on roof sheet work  BCHCs SK1265-AT6 which used to be owned by Glovers of Ireland   NMT's SK1265-AT6 on roof sheets.... boring work!  MGA Northwests old 6 axle Spierings  One of our GMK 3050's  And finally one of our GMK 3055's on full stick and luffer outside JCBs World Headquarters  Cheers
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Sweet photos again Jack! Quite like the 3055 at full stretch.
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Thanks Paul. 58m , I think, with full stick and fly jib. A nice crane the 3055s 
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Some more from the last couple of weeks Out with a tower again  Some of our cranes  Tight access road for a GMK 4100/L up to a wind turbine   Pulling cabins in a road closure with a GMK 3055-1  
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Glad you've found your way back to cranes Jack, better then demo jobs right? 
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Thanks Emiel! You're very right, much better than demo work
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Some more pictures of my last couple of weeks at work. Lifting blocks with a GMK 3055-1  Taking down old chimney stacks with a cross-hired 3050  Erecting an advertising board with this old 60ton PPM  Cabin Bashin' with the GMK 3055-1  More Cabins but with the Challenger  Got to work with Steve Fosters Tadano Faun ATF 220G-5 last week on full ballast. Brilliant crane which is well looked after. I could get used to working with the bigger stuff     Cheers
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A few Pictures from this week taken on my new phone, with slightly better photo quality. One of the GMK 4100Ls, to be joined this month by our 4th 4100.  One of our Böcker AK 44/4000 PLC cranes.  This is our first Böcker, the second was delivered last week and the 3rd is on order.  Lifting AHU Units with the GMK 3055 
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Those Grove 4100's just look nice to me, as do the larger models.
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Cheers Paul. Very good cranes the Groves are.
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Great photo's Jack,
Are you operating or a banksman for these cranes.
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Thanks Wayne. Just a banksman at the minute, get to jump in every now and again and have a play. If things go to plan I should be behind the levers before the end of the year
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Just some more photos from work. The Challenger 3180 on a decent slope with no timbers needed  The newer of our 3050's lifting steel out a burnt out unit  The GMK 5130-1  The brand new GMK 4100L  Working with this Spierings SK498-AT4 again.   Cheers
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Nice pictures mate... Living the dream 
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Lovin' the 4100L
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Thanks lads. The 4100 is very nice . Almost Sam, I'd be living the dream if we had a 6300
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Some more from my last few weeks Bricks and blocks with a 4100 L  Less than 40 metres from the runway at Birmingham International Airport with a GMK 2035  Lifting cabins with a 4100L  One of the newer GMK 4100 L's  I got sent slinging with this LTM 1070-4.1 from Quinto this week    Also saw this brand new GMK 5130 we have had on hire to us 
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Another update of the day job The 5130 lifting blocks and bricks onto an apartment block under construction  One of the 4100's in the same place a few days later  The 130 on full ballast lifting cabins a couple of Saturdays ago  And a couple from a long term job with have just started helping build the largest building mounted solar energy farm in Europe. We have to load out 6 scaffholding towers placed around the building, with one of the 3055's  
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Some nice photos Jack Good to see your back on the cranes Why don't you like loading the roof sheets out? Andy (AGD welder)
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Cheers Andy Hope you're all good mate? How's AGD? The roof sheets are just monotonous... same thing all day long!!!
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