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Im just wondering when did NZG come out with the 1/50 P&H 670WLC Dragline and how many did they make. Thanks Also if someone has a good pic of one i would like to see it 
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That was a steal. I threw in a $300.00 bid on one a year or so ago and it ended up going for around $350.
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I want one myself!  Justin
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Thats why i bought it Wont be here for 5-7 days yet  Cant find any pics of them though i want to see the other side!
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Here's two  
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Very cool. I'd really like to have one as I've spent some time operating a few old P&H s. Mariot had one he made in to a really nice piledriving rig. He posted it a while back. Really nice buy on it. I'd have grabbed it if I'd seen it.
Okay, I went back and looked up the post and Mariot deleted to pictures off of photobucket so can't show the link. Maybe a PM to him will wake him up. Or he may be along.
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I have thought about taking pictures of this crane for some time, guess it is now.     I have looked for extra boom for this crane, but no luck, I think it would look good with two more sections. Larry
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Is it discontinued?
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yes the 670 P&H is discontinued look for further information on the NZG side i hope they will make a 320 in the future
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Looks even better if you set side frames wide Did email nzg about a extra boom sections some time ago. answer was no  Eef  
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Here's Mario's pile driver 
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eef7260 wrote:Looks even better if you set side frames wide Did email nzg about a extra boom sections some time ago. answer was no Eef Hi Eef, Was it you that had posted a tutorial on how to modify the P&H crawler tracks a while back? Has anyone else here also widened the track spacing on their 670 model?
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does the boom come apart, and does the gantry fold down for transport
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Love to get a model of this. Pity its discontinued and doesn't have any other boom sections.
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fonz518a wrote:does the boom come apart, and does the gantry fold down for transport The boom comes unassembled and the sections are connected with tiny brass screws and nuts. The gantry does not fold down, unless you drill out the rivets at the base connecting it. I got 2 of this model so that I can have at least 1 with 2 boom inserts to get some decent range in dragline mode.
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Does anybody have a picture of the gantry dropped to the transport position? Ken
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does the counter weight come off
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I have this model since it came out,and only now have i discovered the tracks extend!!  
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[quote=eef7260]Looks even better if you set side frames wide Did email nzg about a extra boom sections some time ago. answer was no Eef Also I have two models of PH. But my models don't have the tracks that widen. Have you modified your model?
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