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I've just been going through my pictures and just thought I'd share a few, Brand new LTM1090 4.1  LTM1055 5.2  GMK3050 - this was my crane for a few years!  LTM1070 4.1  lined up in the yard....no thats not me and yes he is wearing pink!!!! lol  Little wee Grove  LTM1250 6.1  Demag AC700 - This machine has parted company with Ainscough now  LTM1300/1 - the last 300 liebherr with the company, all AC350/6's now.  LTM1400 7.1 - another past machine, was sold on a while back.  LTM1100 5.2 next to the much smaller LTM1500 8.1!!!!   2x LTM1500's together in our yard is a bit unusual so had to snap a pic. Yes the eagle eyed among you will notice the 80 in the background is missing some of its boom!!  Anyway, enjoy......i'll post some more soon. Gaz
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Thanks Gaz...a great start to my day..very 
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Excellent pics Gaz. What's the story on the AC700 and LTM 1400 ? Are they being replaced ? Do I remember you mention an AC 1000 at one time ? TFS
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more great pics gaz, you gota love those little grove coles AP415'S. we call ours the iron ferrari, you hit a bump driving down the road in one, and its like ride'ing a space hopper:d/ . TEREX repp must have been in our depot, as there were a few goodies left in our cabin, got a couple of nice posters of the new DEMAG AC1000 
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Excellent pictures Gaz, are they all from your yard or various across the country.
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Excellent pics Gaz. What a love set of cranes. Must be great working for them.
As Mammoet says "SIZE DOES MATTER". Slowly collecting Mammoet 1:50 scale stuff. Mainly cranes!
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Gaz
is that the old GWS/Scott Greenham yard at Beckton? I used to work there for a short while in the late 80's when it was GWS, I was operations manager there before I took over the Old Shepherds Bush depot. the Power Station and set for Full Metal Jacket was still there then, complete with tanks and palm trees!!
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Gaz how many and what cranes have you operated for Ainscough?
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Lima 70T wrote:Excellent pics Gaz. What a love set of cranes. Must be great working for them. Have to agree! Nice to see the range of cranes that Ainscough have. Paul R
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Hi gaz! Great pics :D Do you have any of these in high res to have as my background? The 1300 would be great! TTFN
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woady wrote:Hi gaz! Great pics :D
Do you have any of these in high res to have as my background? The 1300 would be great!
TTFN If you email Ainscough they send out some amazing pictures for desktops etc, - info@ainscough.co.ukI've not got many good pics of the LTM1300, and as we've pretty well much replaced them with Demag AC350/6's now i doubt i will  . Gaz
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Good call  If I had chance I'd go out chasing them, or go to see whats around at the manchester depot as it's 10 mins from my mum n dads house. All I get is a Hewden Stuart depot literally across the road from my house
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Been a while since i've fired some Ainscough pictures your way......have some more..... Terex Demag AC350/6   LTM1800    LTM1040 2.1  LTM1070 4.1  From the smaller end of the fleet, Kato CR250 & Demag AC40 city   LTM1100/1 rigged in the yard.  And here's a few pictures for rarely get to see, the workings inside a Liebherr boom.    And 1 last one of my crane  Enjoy Gaz
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Great shots Gaz, lots of pride in that fleet there... almost spotless! Especially considering yellow isn't an easy color to keep clean. Interesting shots of the inner boom too, thanks! Rowan.
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First time for me seeing inside a boom like that. Thanks for sharing though I am none the wiser for how it all actually works.
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Paul R wrote:First time for me seeing inside a boom like that. Thanks for sharing though I am none the wiser for how it all actually works.
Paul R It is quite simple really mate when you look inside the boom, it is very difficult to put into words though! I've been going through my archive of pictures and found some of me rigging the CC2800 earlier in the year at the olympic site, i'll always remember the job cos I got a go in the big girl . here's me right in the thick of things...  Put a MAN TGX next to it and you d=get a better impression of the size of the CC2800.  Lifting bridge beams.  Hopefully I will get another go putting this thing together soon. It is rigged up at Farringdon Station in central London at the moment working on the new station for the crossrail project, will be there for 6 months or so. Gaz
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Gaz wrote:Paul R wrote:First time for me seeing inside a boom like that. Thanks for sharing though I am none the wiser for how it all actually works.
Paul R It is quite simple really mate when you look inside the boom, it is very difficult to put into words though! I've been going through my archive of pictures and found some of me rigging the CC2800 earlier in the year at the olympic site, i'll always remember the job cos I got a go in the big girl . here's me right in the thick of things... http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk309/dhgareth/IMG_0247.jpgPut a MAN TGX next to it and you d=get a better impression of the size of the CC2800. http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk309/dhgareth/DSC_0020.jpgLifting bridge beams. http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk309/dhgareth/DSC_0194-2.jpgHopefully I will get another go putting this thing together soon. It is rigged up at Farringdon Station in central London at the moment working on the new station for the crossrail project, will be there for 6 months or so. Gaz That is usually the case! Nice pics of the CC2800 also. So how long are you off for? Paul R
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