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Cool pictures, thanks for sharing. Looks to be quite a few of them there, gray body with black outriggers, gray body with dark gray outriggers and black body, black outriggers. Also interesting to note that the cranes in the 5th photo down are numbered #33 and #34. What is that in the background of the 3rd photo down? Rowan.
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Rowan, Thats the cranes boom. All liebherr Cranes come off the production line painted in that grey colour ready for the paint shop.
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Jack. wrote:Rowan, Thats the cranes boom. All liebherr Cranes come off the production line painted in that grey colour ready for the paint shop. In this picture?  Do you mean the yellow bit?....I thought the boom was the telescopic bit? That does not look like a boom to me.....or am I being completly stupid?  Andy
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Jack, I thing Rowan maybe means the big yellow looking thing?. BTW would that not be the Liebherr commissioning/testing site?. Edit, sorry Andy, you beat me to it
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^ That's the one guys, looks to be a pretty large piece of.... something? haha Rowan.
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The big yellow thing is the Y-guying for the boom. It's just folded down for transport.
The whole boom stands on it's outriggers. If it's the 100 meter boom it weighs 102,7 mectric ton inclusive outriggers and Y-guying.
Download the brochure from Liebherr's website, and you can see how the boom is transported and mounted on the crane.
It will be interesting to see, how the various operators will transport the boom. Van Marwijk will use a 4 axle DAF and a 7 axle counterweight trailer and Mammoet will use a 4 axle tractor and the 7 axle dolly from the Mega Windmill Trailer from Nooteboom for their 3 LTM11200-9.1s.
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Kristoffer wrote: Mammoet will use a 4 axle tractor and the 7 axle dolly from the Mega Windmill Trailer from Nooteboom for their 3 LTM11200-9.1s. With or without Dolly ? And what lenght of the boom ?
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Esab_Steelblue wrote:Jack. wrote:Rowan, Thats the cranes boom. All liebherr Cranes come off the production line painted in that grey colour ready for the paint shop. In this picture? Do you mean the yellow bit?....I thought the boom was the telescopic bit? That does not look like a boom to me.....or am I being completly stupid? Andy It is the Boom, He didnt say "The yellow thing" Wich Kristoffer has stadet is the Y guying system.
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Ahh Now I can see what your on about! Pretty impressive peice of kit really isnt it. If it ever gets made as a scale model it will be impressive. Regards Andy
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Esab_Steelblue wrote:Ahh
Now I can see what your on about! Pretty impressive peice of kit really isnt it. If it ever gets made as a scale model it will be impressive.
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Andy its not a question of IF..... its a question of WHEN it will become a scale model. just dont know when its going to be released, i believe sometime next year. either thats their primer colors or that looks like a Grohmann crane to me possibly, i know Mammoet will come out with this model im sure but it would be nice to see a ROXU livery or a Grohmann livery, something outside the usual Liebherr yellow and typical Mammoet model
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DeWoc19 wrote:its not a question of IF..... its a question of WHEN it will become a scale model. just dont know when its going to be released, i believe sometime next year.
either thats their primer colors or that looks like a Grohmann crane to me possibly, i know Mammoet will come out with this model im sure but it would be nice to see a ROXU livery or a Grohmann livery, something outside the usual Liebherr yellow and typical Mammoet model That is why part of me would like to see Conrad produce it because they are easier to dismantle and repaint! You can then have a model for each of the companies that own one!! Not to mention the truck and trailor for the boom  But then a YCC model would be truly equisite!! Paul R
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Paul, truth be told from what i remember i dont think either Conrad or YCC is doing it, i thought i heard that NZG was doing it but maybe im mistaken EDIT: Nope i was right LTM 11200 "Rumor"
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7th picture down, is that a black cab? if so is that the Mammoet version?
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what spec/package will mammoet get for there 3 ltm11200 9.1  is it known yet??..and is one going to the uk..Regards. Aubrey.
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RowanH wrote:Cool pictures, thanks for sharing. Looks to be quite a few of them there, gray body with black outriggers, gray body with dark gray outriggers and black body, black outriggers. Also interesting to note that the cranes in the 5th photo down are numbered #33 and #34.
What is that in the background of the 3rd photo down?
Rowan. The numbers on the cranes that are on the test field are numbered for ease of communication. Just like multiple cranes on a job site always have numbers. Makes it easier to get in contact with the operator and such.
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Manitowoc 16000 wrote:Found these on another site thing...  any idea what companies they are? is it grhomann? the light grey is primer (i.e. cab) . the dark grey is already finish paint (i.e. outriggers and rims) the dark grey is liebherr standard grey. with the yellow the crane appears to get on the cab this could be anyones machine... maybe Al Faris...
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transtechnic wrote:what spec/package will mammoet get for there 3 ltm11200 9.1 is it known yet??.. and is one going to the uk..Regards. Aubrey. We'll just have to wait and see I guess. One thing is for sure - if/when it arrives, I will track it down and get photos if at all possible Paul R
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looks abit like the grey that are on the Mercedes cars. Maybe they try to disguise it as a Mercedes car so nobody will know it is acually a mobile crane? ;)
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Northern Crane Services in Fort McMurray will also get a LTM11200-9.1.
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