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Demag AC-1000  Leibherr LTC 1045-3.1 city class crane / LR-13000 Block  http://www.vertikal.net/en/news/story/9954/ for more More here: http://www.vertikal.net/en/news/story/9951/
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CraneBrain wrote:Demag AC-1000 Leibherr LTC 1045-3.1 city class crane / LR-13000 Block Cab riser on a machine? HEY! That's a demo trick... How dare the lift side steal that from us
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Eric Pioszak wrote:CraneBrain wrote:Demag AC-1000 Leibherr LTC 1045-3.1 city class crane / LR-13000 Block Cab riser on a machine? HEY! That's a demo trick... How dare the lift side steal that from us Hey! the lift side borrowed it from the demo guys! Us crane guys have nothing against demo guy! Its the dirt pushers and movers that we have a problem with 
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wow, so far im loving what im seeing! i cant wait to see the AC 1000/9 in action and hopefully somebody makes a model! that LTC is sweet with the rising cab, i really like that idea.... cant wait to see what else is in store for Bauma..... thats a hook hook too! 
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Oh man come on tomorrow let the pictures come, looks great so far Jason
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I also like the LTC1045-3.1, very inovative on the crane to have the rising cab. That would take out one set of eyes that the operator needed.
Keep on coming with the pics guys!!!!!!!
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Be sure to visit Heavy Transport World. They have a fantastic set of pre-convention assembly photos!  (Photo from above link) WARNING: If you click the link above you will loose an hour or 2 of your day! - Chris 
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These photos are also from the link he posted above (Of course I will take my own pics of them too) . Keep your eyes open for these ones (with these colours you will proably see them through the back of your head  ) Among all yellow, red, white etc, these colours just make me thirsty. You have to agree  
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Un-Freakin Believable .. Geez at some point I have to make that pilgrimage...
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A I Nikolis wrote:These photos are also from the link he posted above (Of course I will take my own pics of them too) . Keep your eyes open for these ones (with these colours you will proably see them through the back of your head ) Among all yellow, red, white etc, these colours just make me thirsty. You have to agree These 2 pictures made me thirsty too! You see these yet?  
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Man thats so awesome, I'll have to plan a trip one of these soon
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that little 4 axle terex crane is a great looking machine,also that little 9 axle terex crane too
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CraneBrain wrote:
These 2 pictures made me thirsty too! You see these yet?
Yup, I've read about them on the Nordic crane site.
//Alexander
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ConstructionSite wrote:Be sure to visit Heavy Transport World. They have a fantastic set of pre-convention assembly photos! WARNING: If you click the link above you will loose an hour or 2 of your day!- Chris I just did! That is a fantastic set of pics. Looks like bauma provides plenty work for the heavy haulage companies, theres a great variety of HH companies photographed there!
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Great pics guys! I love the link Chris.
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Awesome Rainbow of colors there very cool pics and paintjobs !This Sanyo cab is so sleek and cool lookin !  TFS chet
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