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Very nice..
But 900 tones?
Dosent seem much to me when compared to the LTM or am i missing the point here..
And also....
My dad wants to know how big it is....any pic of a worker standing next to the tracks or something?
Cheers..
Beautiful pics aswell!
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Well if you look at the car right next to it you can tell. Right now this is one of the largest cranes in the world by far and THE largest on two tracks. The crane is rated for max lift of 3,200 metric tons. They don't get much bigger. And 900 tons doesn't seem like much??? Say what? At that radius? I think you miss the point about crane capacity.
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I thought it might have something to do with the rad and lifting ability of the crane...
At the rad this Twin is lifting...what would the LTM1200 be able to lift?
And i see the car now...that pic dident show on my pc for some reason..
By the way i hope i dident seem arrogant or ignorant towards your pictures....
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Tomi-there is not a truck crane in the world that could even budge that load-period! Tim-Wow oh wow oh wow!! That is just wicked!!!!!!!
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incredible! those pics are amazing! if theres 2 models i would like made its a Twin and a LTL 2600. man China is doing a lot of heavy lifting!!! to bad they didnt have to utilize all the CW, would have been cool to see the hanging weights on the side being used
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about 86 tonnes Tommy,814tonnes shy
Why is "phonetically" spelt with a "ph"?
... It's better to be silent and thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt
The complex of Newgrange was originally built between c. 3100 and 2900 BC,[2] meaning that it's aproximately 5,000 years old. According to Carbon-14 dates,[3] it is more than 500 years older than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and predates Stonehenge by about 1,000 years.
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Flaming heck!!. That looks awesome and it's fantastic to see a CC8800 Twin at work for real(if you know what I mean). I think the lift side have just taken the lead again!. Well, maybe the lift side weren't behind  
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Tommi, here is a picture of one of the CC8800-1 Twins at the Demag testing facility and here is a picture of the same crane with two men standing next to it. *Note: these are not my pictures.
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Thats a big can of Brute force right there
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Spectacular pics... 
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what a beast great pics, i was reading in the cranes magizine that this is the way foward for crane manafactures that big crawlers will be in even more demand hence a lot of hire companys are buying them over rough terrain cranes , where as lighter cranes have taken a bit of a nose dive the market for larger heavier cranes is stable and set to rise with all the big jobs going on in asia and the middle east.
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The spec sheet is available on Terex web site as a pdf file CC8800 twin spec sheetRegards Joe.
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I apologise for my ignorance people...
I dont know much about cranes and lifting....sorry.
And that crane is just massive ..... ridiculous even! but very cool!
I seem to remember some one doing a model of it tho......maybe that was another crane...
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^^^ No apologies necessary. A model of the CC8800 is indeed available - same basic structure, but with a single boom. The Twin is a unique piece of equipment (as are the Lampsons) and we always look forward to new info and pics of the monster... 
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Amazing, thanks for sharing Tim, this crane is outstanding!
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Tim,
Thanks for the photos. I don't believe any of the AP1000 Rev 15 plants in the US are under construction as of yet.
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Tommi - A custom model has been made of the CC8800 twin http://forums.dhsdiecast.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=122842Tim - Excellent pics. TFS
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The twin spec sheet makes for some amusing reading...
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man if i had money to burn i would buy that Twin model from that guy... what a beast! i was gonna say how does he raise the boom with the double bridles. its hard enough to get the A-Frame lines to be equal and its just a short distance, let alone all that line trying to keep the tensions exactly the same has to be damn near impossible!!
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