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The 13000 is currently being loaded out at the port of indiana,burns harbor. Should be on its way in another week. Headed to holland to have winches updated, then to france for a nuke job.
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bummer i never made it out there to see it, oh well..... we have a rail yard in Burns Harbor, not that ill make it there either now that im back to work.... i got to see it vicariously through DHS so i guess thats good enough
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What is wrong with the winches??
Regards
James Muldoon
From the Land Down Under
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Winch planetary housing problem/bolts too wimpy. They had some break.
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Some incredible photos of the Mammoet LR13000 being assembled for a job. http://www.hansebubeforum.de/showtopic.php?threadid=15992&pagenum=25&time=1394050768&s=0936e12e7298d963ff715f0238490c8a
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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Incredible photos, I would love to see this crane come out in model form with the P Boom as an option
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This crane would make an incredible model especially with the P-boom.
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Still pretty cool looking at the pics of this rig and think of all the work we did moving in and out of BP in Whiting, IN. I will have to go through my pics and see if I can find the one of me hauling the sheave packs.
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Ok Tonkin....your move
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Where is this, and what is it gonna be doing?
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EastCoastFabricator wrote:Ok Tonkin....your move
;) I would prefer NZG to do it, they have done the other Liebherr's.. I have a Tonkin crane and its nice but I think NZG is better.
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Hobie wrote:This crane would make an incredible model especially with the P-boom. Yes indeed. YCC or Tonkin should propose a "base model" in that "Strong" configuration and propose some optionnal booms sets in original Liebherr colors. That would lower the selling price and allow for easy customisation for the serious collectors who really want a specific livery. Painting booms is much easier that doing paint and decal jobs on carbodies. Stephane
___________________________________________________ Playing with toys since 1970, now building them.
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WOW! Imagine being one of the few (I would guess less than 5) people on earth that are able to Operate that beast!
-John
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