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I've considering this crane for a while, but that boom looks kind of odd. Are the tubing on that boom too thick or is it just my perception?
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Back again with this awesome crane model, is very strong and solid like conrads models. The only thing i didnt like was the one piece pullys pack.other than that is a nice model.      I plan to make some boom for it as none of the ones i have will match the conection point.
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Newcrane wrote:I've considering this crane for a while, but that boom looks kind of odd. Are the tubing on that boom too thick or is it just my perception?
Sean Sean the boom cords are just fine in my opinion.
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I been looking at this as well & was thinking make a good ROXU yard crane. That would look sweet with some boom extensions.
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Who made those extra sections and how much were they?
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Ross Fowlie wrote:Eef
Who made those extra sections and how much were they?
Ross x two. Nice set up Eef.
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Compa. Nice crane, been willing to buy it. But, between a new baby and my caguamas, is just a dreaming.  Cheers.
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Hi Ross The boom sections are from Casi from Italy , but i bought them from a guy in Holland that ordered a bunch of them in one order. I paid 20 for the 10 ft and 30 for the 20 ft so it's an extra 50 euros but i think it's worth it , crane looks a lot better this way. Don't know how much he charges if you order it directly from him , i think you can contact him on facebook. Also have a look here that will answer some questions. http://forums.dhsdiecast.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=134702Eef
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Sorry for the pic quality as it was cloudy and pics came out of my phone Last pics   Until next.
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man, just something about that silver/black combo! if i ever got a lg, this would be the version i got! nice addition Luis! whats the height of this beast, 10ft? wonder why they didnt supply 20ft sections with the LRs? 
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cranedude07 wrote:man, just something about that silver/black combo! if i ever got a lg, this would be the version i got! nice addition Luis! whats the height of this beast, 10ft? wonder why they didnt supply 20ft sections with the LRs? Thanks brandon is 11 ft tall it comes with 4-20' sections. The one i want is the felbermayer or however its spells.
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glad ya like it luis, it is big, i never assembled it
i planned to and have 6 extra boom sections for it
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VIPCranes wrote:
Thanks brandon is 11 ft tall it comes with 4-20' sections. The one i want is the felbermayer or however its spells.
Not to be mean but this is how it is spelled: Felbermayr
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VIPCranes wrote:Ross Fowlie wrote:Eef
Who made those extra sections and how much were they?
Ross x two. Nice set up Eef. Hello, i'm gabriele from CGMmodels, I built and sell the extra boom sections for Hitachi. Please contact me at cgmmodels@tiscali.itGreetings Gabriele 
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Great photos Luis! I've never fully rigged the Grohmann LG but it sure looks nice. I'm hoping a Wiesbauer version comes out and I'm surprised there has not been a Mammoet one yet. I have the Grohmann, Felbermayr, Maxi-Kraft and my own painted Wm. Whyte. I'd have loved to seen the Nolte version as it would look great with the forthcoming LTM 1800.
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Thanks all. For the feed back. Thanks grabiele for shure we would like some boom sections. As for the lg i hope to get all the lg 1750s. I might do a repaint.
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VIPCranes wrote:.....
As for the lg i hope to get all the lg 1750s.... How many are there? To my knowledge: Liebherr SDWB factory 2737/0 Felbermayr SDWB 2737/01 Neeb Schuch 2737/02 ??? (Conrad exclusive and very hard to find!) Grohmann SL7 DHS 2737/03 Nordic SDWB 2737/04 Franz Bracht SDWB 2737/05 2737/06 ?? 2737/07 ?? Liebherr SLH factory 2737/08 MaxiKraft SL7 DHS 2743/0 (why a different part number I wonder?) Paul R
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Paul R wrote:VIPCranes wrote:.....
As for the lg i hope to get all the lg 1750s.... How many are there? To my knowledge: Liebherr SDWB factory 2737/0 Felbermayr SDWB 2737/01 Neeb Schuch 2737/02 ??? (Conrad exclusive and very hard to find!) Grohmann SL7 DHS 2737/03 Nordic SDWB 2737/04 Franz Bracht SDWB 2737/05 2737/06 ?? 2737/07 ?? Liebherr SLH factory 2737/08 MaxiKraft SL7 DHS 2743/0 (why a different part number I wonder?) Paul R Wouw. There are quite a few. The blue is one of my favorites. hope to get it one of this days.
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