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Impressive, what more can I say. Thanks for sharing
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Great Job!! Is Liebherr Swiss or German.? I believe they are made in Germany but is the parent company Swiss?? Mike
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Looks outstanding ex330  Great job! Thanks for sharing  Ken
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Thanks for the nice comments guys DiggerDan. i got this from the Liebherr website. (The Liebherr family business was established in 1949 by Hans Liebherr. The great success of his first mobile, easy-to-assemble and affordable tower crane was the foundation on which the company flourished. Today Liebherr is not only one of the world’s leading manufacturers of construction machinery but is also an acknowledged supplier of technically innovative user-oriented products and services in numerous other fields. Over the years the family business has grown into what is today a group of companies, employing a workforce of approx. 30,000 in more than 100 companies on all continents.) so i think it started Germany. shane
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Have made a beautiful change, compliment! can I know where you have purchased the tracks for the 885?
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Yes very nice looking work. Interesting machine.
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That makes me what to buy a crane now... Did I just really say that?... Nice job. It looks great!
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Superb piece of work...
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i really like it, looks really good. NICE WORK!
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thanks for the comments guys you are to kind!!
gio maffy. The tracks on my 885 are from the Joal PC1100 Excavator i just painted the undercarriage
grey. I think they really suit it!!
thanks again for looking
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ex330 wrote:thanks for the comments guys you are to kind!!
gio maffy. The tracks on my 885 are from the Joal PC1100 Excavator i just painted the undercarriage
grey. I think they really suit it!!
thanks again for looking
shane.
Ok, also me the I have made this change with one my 882 http://img518.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc07425qk5.jpg
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gio maffy love what you have done to your 882!! nice job!
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Thank you. Do you have other transformations of crane? I have a lot of of it, among which also this that is very beautiful: http://img504.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc07114ml8.jpg
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Nice work on the customs I really like the tracks on the 885 Jason
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Outstanding work-looks like it came out of the box that way.
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Very nice work indeed!! I too have been thinking about making a HS 895 out of my LR 1280, preferably with a big long boom but no jib. I couldn't find a good sized fairlead though, so nothing has come of it yet, but now that I know the TWH fairlead fits well size wise, I might contact TWH if they have one for me. I also hope they will start selling the seperate pieces (dragline bucket and clamshell bucket). The available buckets (Conrad / NZG) are too small for a crane this size.
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Dirtman2007 wrote:That makes me what to buy a crane now... Did I just really say that?...
Nice job. It looks great! wtf chris, I drive ford too 
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