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Yesterday I spent the whole day in NYC. Here are some pictures: Two Link-Belt truck cranes in Yonkers:    This 4100 had just moved a block fully rigged and was readied for work   Another one, this one without a “chicken coupe”  A Demag AC 140  And another 4100  The Lomma 4100 Ringer on a barge  A 3900  And a Liebherr LTM1250  Kerst
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Nice Pics
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kerst, The 4100 by the dumpster is a wonderful example of a well used piece of equipment. I love the bent ladder and exhaust pipe. A really nice set of pics
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I have to get out Lomma's website  they sure love those Manitowocs. Great photos and thanks for sharing.
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Next time you go through Yonkers on Saw Mill River Rd, go about 1/2 mile north of those two Link-Belts and you'll see Ciancuilli's yard. A couple Tadano's and Liebherr's. Nice spotting on those rigs!
1:1 or 1:50, I am still in awe. 
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I would be willing to bet Danny just moved that Lomma 4100 you have pictured.  Great pics, always interesting to see what is going on in NYC.
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D5G wrote:I would be willing to bet Danny just moved that Lomma 4100 you have pictured. He was going to, but it walked by itself instead! Kerst
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Very cool pictures!!
Nice to see a Lomma 4100 ringer to...
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CheeseHead wrote:I have to get out Lomma's website they sure love those Manitowocs. Great photos and thanks for sharing. Yes they do, everytime I go down to NYC I always see more then one or another crane besides it like Bay Crane since, they are everywhere.Also all those pics I have seen most of those cranes before espically the ones in Yonkers, and the 4100's that you took pics of except for the demaq AC140, and the LTM 1250.Great pics again. 
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mixontour wrote:Next time you go through Yonkers on Saw Mill River Rd, go about 1/2 mile north of those two Link-Belts and you'll see Ciancuilli's yard. A couple Tadano's and Liebherr's.
Nice spotting on those rigs! We had Brutus parked at Cianculli's yard a month ago when we did a move for Loftus Construction across the street. Great 4100 pictures Kerst. They never get old. Thanks for the little preview for when we move that thing...
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On top of the 4100's in pictures # 4, 5, and 6, there is a frame with load meters for the 2 hoist lines. Is that a "homemade" modification, or was that something that Manitowoc included for use on the crane in tower configuration? I've never seen those before.
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JohnGalt wrote:On top of the 4100's in pictures # 4, 5, and 6, there is a frame with load meters for the 2 hoist lines. Is that a "homemade" modification, or was that something that Manitowoc included for use on the crane in tower configuration? I've never seen those before. It must be "home made". There is also a boom limit switch on the gantry, pretty substantial, but effective. kerst
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D5G wrote:I would be willing to bet Danny just moved that Lomma 4100 you have pictured. Great pics, always interesting to see what is going on in NYC. Ditto...
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Thanks Kerst. Photos of the 4100 towers with the camera pointed "up" would be enjoyed and appreciated.
Those boom limit switches look like they could do double-duty as TV aerials.
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