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Great selection of pics. The silent auction crawlers had some good reserve prices attached, but the wheeled hydraulics like the AC1600 / AC500 seemed a bit high. In fact, I thought the three (?) AC1600s were among (the few) really good buys in the Saturday regular auction. Or I paid too much for mine on E-Bay! 
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WOW!!
Thanks, now its going to take me hours trying to identify all of these cranes.
Super shots, must have an excellent wide angle lens.
Larry
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Fertile Photographs.
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Where those custom M 250's, Who built them, and where they for sale? How much? Really nice models bythe way.
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Sweet pictures. In the third picture, what is the old crane next to the hitachi, it looks like a Bucyrus Erie and is that a Lima 2400 I see also.
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Great pictures! Thanks for sharing. Any more info on that bucket wheel excavator thats shown in the 8th picture from the top?
-Josh
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Nice pic of the 2 Bucyrus muckshifters, shame all those cranes got in the way! 
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Nice shots, thanks for sharing, Although the 16000 & 18000 with 3 time too much upper counter weights are a bit odd. in reality, the counter weight tray on the 16000 (series 3 cwt is 8 slabs per side) would fail, toppling the crane, or it would just go over back wards. That is what a maxer is for, as for the 18000 (series 3 is a max of 28 slabs, 14 per side). as for the Maxer wagon, 4 center weights and 12 outer slabs. ap40
Richard MarkOwner/ Master Model Maker Industrial Model Designrick@industrialmodeldesign.comhttp://industrialmodeldesign.com
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Now that is what I have been waiting for!!! Thank you Cat3116.
Jeff
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That's what I call "Crane Heaven" nice pics ...What an Impressive lineup !  Thanks FS Chet
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Those are some very cool crane pictures thanks for posting......
William......
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