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Great review on the man with faymonville trailer this model is on the way really looking foward to it after viewing your site.
regards gus.
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Hy Ian, the hydraulic landing leg is used to slide the trailer back in.
When fully extended or on uneven ground the beams bend down and it can be hard to slide the trailer back together.
You use the leg to level the beams so they slide in eassily.
I hope you understand what I saying.
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V8dieselpower wrote:Hy Ian, the hydraulic landing leg is used to slide the trailer back in.
Regards Thomas Many thanks Thomas. Good information.
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We need a luffing jib review for the 11200 ASAP lol
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Where can one get the Sennebogen 5500 starlifter in green?
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Try the Sennebogen shop! http://sennebogen-shop.com:80/hp805/Model.htm?ITServ=Cd28eaddX134492afeafX7c22
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Thanks for that vid, i didn't know what was really involved in setting up a LTM 11200. Wow. Still going to get one this year.
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