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wow,now those are some pics! super shots of the LTM1800 or is that the LTM11000? and also of the huge EC700C demo,with one of Gaz's/Eric's shear on it  Great pics,thanks for posting
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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That EC700C is immense! Its only just been delivered a few weeks ago! Deffinately should get a model EC700 demo! Would be amazing!
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wow, those are some amazing pics, thanks for showing Sam
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Incredible, why did I miss this? grrrr!
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Nice pics, Love the 700 gbarnewall wrote:wow,now those are some pics! super shots of the LTM1800 or is that the LTM11000? and also of the huge EC700C demo,with one of Gaz's/Eric's shear on it Great pics,thanks for posting Small correction, Gaz will no longer be selling my shears,
Eric W. Pioszak, Operating Engineers Local 701, Portland, OregonMETAL TRACKS AVAILABLE AGAIN! Cab guards Available again! Grapples Available again! Industrialscalemodels[at symbol]Gmail.com
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Is anyone else in the UK going to be selling them Eric?
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Superb pictures! Great to see the old girl still working hard How long were you there for? Seems like several hours the first day and then back again the following day? Paul R
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Cranes all the way Really, it was my sons birthday party so I couldnt escape to go see 
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Great pictures, 1000's at Kings Cross today.....i'm heading on down there a bit later to go see the Dave (the driver).....i'm genuinely going to see my mate, the crane is just a bonus  Gaz
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Yes- someone said they were going down to London after this job. I went on Sat lunch, and afternoon. I went to a BBQ and returned there at 10pm and stayed to watch the last lift until 1.30 am. Back there at 6am - I didn't need to be there so soon as it turned out. I stayed until about 11am and went back for an hour when the lowloader showed up.
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Here are three more.   Jib carrier  Tim
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That LTM1800 really does look very tired now! Needs abit of a repaint! haha
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whilst talking to one of the fitters the other day he mentiond that the old girl is going in for a refurb and overhaul, not long after the new AC1000 arrives. il post some pics once she's in the workshop.
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argie wrote:Is anyone else in the UK going to be selling them Eric? For now, I will be selling them world wide exclusively. I may seek out a European dealer in the near future though
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Now those last three put some serious icing on the cookies...very nice and thank you. 
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Great pictures Tim, I didn't know that the LTM1800 was a 1000t crane? Or has this particular machine been modified / upgraded? Rowan.
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RowanH wrote:Great pictures Tim, I didn't know that the LTM1800 was a 1000t crane? Or has this particular machine been modified / upgraded?
Rowan. I beleive it's only a 1000 tonner when the derreck boom is fitted.
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The later LTM1800s were also available as the LG1550 with a latice boom. But there is also an LTM11000 designation around which is also an 800 metric ton telescopic machine and a 1000 ton lattice machine with derrick inserted. Anthony at one time had the complete LTM11000 package with both booms. After the first job or two, they sold the telescopic boom and retained the latice. The crane today is with Maxim.
Maybe some else knows more about the evolution of the this machine as from published materials there appears to be what I would call an LTM1800/LG11000 variant as well as the LTM1800/LG1550 varriant. That is a significan different in lattice ratings. This one I need assistance on.
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