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you need to curl that boom in man  nice model though, actually both of them.... sometimes i think i need to get some dirt models as loads for my lowloaders... i should look into that, they are all nice and cheap!
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I'm not a big truck guy, but that one is very nice.
Dave
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DeWoc19 wrote:you need to curl that boom in man nice model though, actually both of them.... sometimes i think i need to get some dirt models as loads for my lowloaders... i should look into that, they are all nice and cheap! You're probably right, but what do I know? I'm a crane guy!
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Newcrane wrote:DeWoc19 wrote:you need to curl that boom in man nice model though, actually both of them.... sometimes i think i need to get some dirt models as loads for my lowloaders... i should look into that, they are all nice and cheap! You're probably right, but what do I know? I'm a crane guy! Me too.But it's always interesting trying to get some knowledge on everything. Don't take Zach's comments so hard,that's his nature.lol  
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Nice job on the pics and yes, First Gear has some well detailed models for the money. I have a couple of graders and several dozers...
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Thats a good looking truck, I just hope first gear releases it in yellow
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