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That's a beautiful crane. TFS. We need a model of this.
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Can they get another one and keep it in James Jack livery....?? 
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Thats one monster crane. Is it a 500 tonner ?
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Yes, it's a Liebherr LTM1500-8.1.
Is it still 073 180 which is stationed there? I looks like it might be permanently now the GMK7450 has been sold.
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Its nice but I must say I do prefer them with 84 metre booms 
Jon Manchester My Flickr Stream
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Slightly off topic, but.....
This is a question for all you crane drivers, does that hook block create a blind spot when driving?
It must be a nightmare driving with a huge lump of metal dangling just a few feet in front of the cab.
Ray...
Nostalgia is not what it used to be
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ray t wrote:Slightly off topic, but.....
This is a question for all you crane drivers, does that hook block create a blind spot when driving?
It must be a nightmare driving with a huge lump of metal dangling just a few feet in front of the cab.
Ray... Thought they had brought a rule out where the hookblock had to be stored behind the cab, could be wrong.
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Location: aberdeen scotland
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yes thats still the same crane the grove went away down to southampton last week if i'm not mistakin as raymac posted a pic of it down there i like it with the blue n black writing
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Very interesting, looks like you'll be waving goodbye to the green livery over the coming years!
Noel.
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Homer wrote:Very interesting, looks like you'll be waving goodbye to the green livery over the coming years!
Noel. That is a shame. The James Jack livery im my opinion is one of the nicest out there. Paul R
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I believe the James Jack livery is being kept for 5 years
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Gonna miss that green..
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