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The Red hand rails? Red Black,Black red Hyd. On the jib? Jake
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I'm no Mammoet expert, but possibly the crane's model number and the OEM(TEREX | DEMAG) being shown? Red
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i gonna say that the middle counterwight in front of the crane underaccarige is black,instead of the 2 end counter weights being black and the rest bettween the two black ones red.
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HYD cylinders?? , the way the counterweights stack??
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that looks awesome dewoc...im glad to finally see it finished...great job...yur crane collection is looking pretty good too..
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Nice job man, I love your "Little Dubai" side of the room
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it's on carpet and there is no wood matting? 
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I'm kind of scared, I really like the looks of this black and red scheme more and more lately, on this model especially....
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That thing rocks Dewoc!!Any chance you'll get the repaint bug like bob and do the 7550 or the ac500?I'm doing my 7550 right now in Southwest rigging colors and took some of bobs advice on the painting and it's coming out pretty freakin good.Anyway,your collection is really nice.Later.
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thundercrane wrote:That thing rocks Dewoc!!Any chance you'll get the repaint bug like bob and do the 7550 or the ac500?I'm doing my 7550 right now in Southwest rigging colors and took some of bobs advice on the painting and it's coming out pretty freakin good.Anyway,your collection is really nice.Later. id say there is a pretty good chance my GMK 7550 is going to get repainted into Sarens  as for the twist to this topic some of you were right. the boom stops for the main boom and rear mast should normally be red, i figured i would switch things up a bit and throw my own customizing to it and do black and red and offset them. the other twist would be the counterweight, they wouldnt be red on the jobsite nor would they be lined up like they are even if they were red.
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh it is so nice to see the the fruits of all the labor! Nice job Zach! That 7550 should probably be red and black........
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Tape around the winches?
Great job DeWoc! So that's what you've been up to.
That is an ambitious model to try a first repaint on, but you had the right guy coaching you, and the best facility. I think the decals on the ballast plates would have driven my crazy.
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Excellent job!! Crane looks magnificent  I am also glad to see that Jules has her uses  Paul R
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Looks awesome nice work Jason
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Dave - yeah i have been hard at work on this badboy for MANY months now, glad to finally have it finished up put it, only thing is that it just doesnt look right without a luffer  thats for another time and another project when i have money to purchase one Paul - thanks for the compliment bud, it really turned out great and Bob is a good instructor! cant wait to start the next one
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that looks awesome dewoc...nice touch on the hook block you did a great job
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Beautiful paint job, I thought it was factory.
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Looks great dude! Enjoyed seeing all the progress pics as well. It appears Bob has brought you over to the black and red side. I am also hooked. Thanks for sharing your work with us.
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