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Hello all, All shinny and fresh out the wrapper, Ainscoughs new TC2800. Training of the drivers up at Stockton is done and its of to Harwich international port tomorrow to do its 1st job over the weekend.  Think many will agree that it does look good in our livery. Gaz
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she's beautiful Gaz! thanks for posting!!! add a couple more Terex' to the family in 2011 too 
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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gbarnewall wrote:add a couple more Terex' to the family in 2011 too Your not wrong! the shopping list over the next year or so is unbelievable!!!! can't wait  Gaz
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ohhhh, its so shiny and great looking!
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Hey Gaz,
Good to have you back on the forum!
That crane does look very nice! Have you got any pics of the CC2800 lately??? I keep meaning to try and get down to Ratcliffe on Soar to have a look at the Ainscough Crawler thats down there!
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Good looking crane. Love that livery!
Chris
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Good to see you back, Man! She is a beautiful crane....
Did they ever get around to giving the LTM1800 a new coat of paint?
-Alvin.
The beatings will continue until Morale improves......
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AlvinB wrote:Did they ever get around to giving the LTM1800 a new coat of paint?
-Alvin. Cheers Alvin, the LTM1800 is still looking pretty warn out....its up on the new widening the A1 at Leeming at the moment and then I believe its in the Olympic park on Monday. Not sure how much the longer we will keep it now the TC2800 is here, that and another new addition that is yet to come to light means I reckon the big girl might be off to another owner soon. Gaz
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Another 30 Liebherrs coming your way aswell I hear
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Still has that new crane smell. Beautiful ! TFS
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Gaz wrote:Hello all, All shinny and fresh out the wrapper, Ainscoughs new TC2800. Training of the drivers up at Stockton is done and its of to Harwich international port tomorrow to do its 1st job over the weekend. Think many will agree that it does look good in our livery. Gaz Its just me (I hope) But is that a new set up for the ballast tray?  Great pics Gaz!
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CraneBrain wrote:Gaz wrote:Hello all, All shinny and fresh out the wrapper, Ainscoughs new TC2800. Training of the drivers up at Stockton is done and its of to Harwich international port tomorrow to do its 1st job over the weekend. Think many will agree that it does look good in our livery. Gaz Its just me (I hope) But is that a new set up for the ballast tray? Great pics Gaz! it appears to be extendable now, before i thought it was fixed in a set position from the rear mast.... this looks like the extension tray that Liebherr has, specifically the one that is on the LR 1750 model with the cylinder in the middle although thats a wheeled ballast wagon instead of hanging in this case.... EDIT: here  and here 
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Heard it was here last week . I was hopeing it would have come to Leyland first 
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Great looking crane. Nothing like a new paint job! Looks huge.
As Mammoet says "SIZE DOES MATTER". Slowly collecting Mammoet 1:50 scale stuff. Mainly cranes!
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that's smart
thanks for sharing gaz
welcome back long time no hear
also heard there's a liebherr 1500 in green heading north soon ?
know anything about it ?
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Good old ainscough done it again. what a beauty come on conrad lets have a tc2800 in ainscough colours 
Take it to the limit and then just a bit more
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What a smart looking crane and a model would be simply stunning. It seems to be the week of the TC2800!.
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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Super Shot Gareth, Nice to see you Back. Do you Know whats Happening with Weldex's LG 1550, Because its up for sale on liebherrs but they havent had it long.
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Nice!! Waiting to see it in action Indeed, that counterweight tray configuration is one that I've never ever seen before on a TC 2800. It can be used on CC 8800 though. It seems as that extendable tray radius cylinder is something new for the TC 2800. Any ideas about that Gaz?
//Alexander
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