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Probably this Van der Tol Liebherr.... You'll see why in my second and third photos.    It was at the Utrecht (NL) mack and Heavy Transport day in 2007 where VdTol were offering rides in the man-basket. Tim www.scalemodelloads.blogspot.comwww.heavyhaulage.blogspot.com
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Great post, but a very hard one to answer. Hmm, well let's see... For a ringer it would be:   Manitowoc 4600 (S3).  Manitowoc 4600 (S4). For a crawler it would be: A Terex|Demag CC8800/8800-1/9600 or a...  Terex|Demag CC2500-1.  Terex|Demag CC2800-1.  Liebherr LR1600/2.  Manitowoc 16000. For a mobile it would be:  Grove GMK7550 (But once I come across the Liebherr LTM11200-9.1 or Terex|Demag AC1000/9 I am sure this choice will change). For just plain uniqueness it would be:  Deep South Crane and Rigging's VersaCrane (TC28000 shown).  Jake's Crane, Rigging and Transport's SL400 "Crystal May". But then when you really think about it, they are all nice in their own specific ways. - Chris 
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Chris - That SL 400 is certainly an unusual looking beast. What is the story there?
And I forgot about the VersaCranes - good call. 
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Manitowoc 4600 owned by a marine company that my uncle works for in NJ/PA, i scanned this photo that he gave me of the crane on the delware river by the walt witman bridge. The company also has a ringer ring fot it. 
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Since I don't venture far from the dirt side mine is the Caterpillar 587T pipe layer    Okay real crane the Terex AC200
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from a visual standpoint,1: 18000. 2: lampson transilift.3: 4100.
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Manitowoc 4100
Manitowoc M-250
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Cat345bl wrote:Manitowoc 4600 owned by a marine company that my uncle works for in NJ/PA, i scanned this photo that he gave me of the crane on the delware river by the walt witman bridge. The company also has a ringer ring fot it. Nice, but where are the counterweights? kerst
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I like the Kynningsrud CC2800-1. Really nice colors and biggest crane I have been up close in real life. Havator also is a nice livery, their CC6800 is really nice looking. Although havent seeen any Havator stuff IRL. 
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kerst wrote:Cat345bl wrote:Manitowoc 4600 owned by a marine company that my uncle works for in NJ/PA, i scanned this photo that he gave me of the crane on the delware river by the walt witman bridge. The company also has a ringer ring fot it.
Nice, but where are the counterweights? kerst I asked the same question to, when I seen him, he says they only put them on the crane for lifting, because of some reson I caint remember.
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CC12000 Built like a Battleship
CC12600
Manitowoc 21000
M12000
GottwaldAK912
GottwaldAMK1000
Liebherr 11350
Liebherr LTM 11200-9
old School
Liebherr LR 11200
Manitowoc 2250
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LIMA 7707
P&H 6250 TC
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned an American 11320. Maybe it's one of Tim T's favorites?!?
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ulf wrote:I'm surprised no one has mentioned an American 11320. Maybe it's one of Tim T's favorites?!? huh...That is the model of crane that the company I worked for one summer leased on a spud barge to install the new lock doors at the Pinopolis Dam about 10 years ago.....Salmons Dredging was the company, and they did the work for Santee Cooper. -Alvin.
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 Very attractive livery and a serious boat anchor... 
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LTM 11200-9.1 V.Marwijk  GMK 7450Sarens  LR 1750   that are my 3 favorite cranes 
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Got to go with the donut. 
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PileDriving wrote:Link-belt 518, American 5299, American 9310, Manitowoc 4100, and the Link-belt 218, and 248 Hylab
Justin YES AMERICAN 9310 and better AMERICAN 9320!!! the better crane in the world! i worked with one in Dubai and they loved it, the company is planning to buy two more from Terex, in second hand condition.
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