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You certainly don't need me my friend. Those are pretty darn good shots if you ask me. I will get over there this weekend and snap a few for my collection though. What will they be lifting? bridge sections or something? Didnt realize there was anything in the area that required a large crawler.
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this is one of their smallest one too, CC-9600.... god pictures man as the Versa Crane line is very well photographed! i saw the pictures of this crane on their website.... thing sure is weird looking with that backmast but pretty cool to say the least... you are one lucky dude!!
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thanks for the pictures! At last we get some pictures of one of these Versa cranes. Very interesting! Thanks, kerst
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plumber wrote:You certainly don't need me my friend. Those are pretty darn good shots if you ask me. I will get over there this weekend and snap a few for my collection though. What will they be lifting? bridge sections or something? Didnt realize there was anything in the area that required a large crawler. They are good pics but the MPs are small. I need to get my Sony out and get some nice quality pics of this beast. Just look for a guy taking pics there he is very nice and you can get some nice pics where he is located. I might go over on Monday maybe I will get lucky and they will be off that day. Jason Feel free to post anypics you take Plumber
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Man you hit the jackpot for cranes ...Great stuff and real innnovative like the mast is the winch house turned on its end.
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Unbelievable. Lucky, lucky, lucky! From this point forward I think you just need to keep the "good camera" with you at all times! So...what do you charge per night to crash on your couch? - Chris 
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Cool, do you know what they are going to lift?
Btw that mobile crane is not an LTM 1250. 1250 is a six axle crane, that one is some other five axle one.
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tidy bit of kit, thanks for posting.
The liebherr is a LTM1220 5.1, hard to tell the difference between the LTM1200 & LTM1220 but the 220 has 5 tele sections and the 200 6, count them.
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Gaz wrote:tidy bit of kit, thanks for posting.
The liebherr is a LTM1220 5.1, hard to tell the difference between the LTM1200 & LTM1220 but the 220 has 5 tele sections and the 200 6, count them.
Gaz Yeah I just looked up on the Deep South website and it is a 1220. maybe I should make one of these cranes next big build  Jason
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ConstructionSite wrote:Unbelievable. Lucky, lucky, lucky! From this point forward I think you just need to keep the "good camera" with you at all times! So...what do you charge per night to crash on your couch? - Chris Tell me about it, I did not bring it with me this week because I was not planning on driving around this week. Feel free to crash at my place you can baby sit my kids for a night and we'll call it even. There is about 3 good sites to get nice and close to the crane I can take you to. They are lifting bridge girders at a large radius so they had to use this crane. I was hoping Deep south would get its AC1000 by now and they could have used that for this job. Jason
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kerst wrote:thanks for the pictures! At last we get some pictures of one of these Versa cranes.
Very interesting!
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Man I want to build one of these! Your next big project there Jason!
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Hey jason! Play the lotto recently? First a 21000 now a versa crane? Thats pure luck man, great shots!
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Great looking pictures......
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Nice pics! That is one HUGE crane their... We don't have any crawlers that large here 
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Here are 2 pics I am having a problem uploading the rest they were working yesterday so I could not get any close ups   I will try to get the rest up later today. Plumber post your pics you took Jason
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