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thanks for sharing tim very nice pics 
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amazing pics, the crane looks sorry for its self.
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renaultman wrote:amazing pics, the crane looks sorry for its self. Sorry for itself!!!!! I think it looks more battle hardened myself, its a working machine and is very busy....it lifts, and well so lets not go into the looks. It will get refurbed eventually but at the moment it works well. Gaz
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Ive seen various parts of it on a fairly regular basis on my travels over the last 5 years! Took a few photo's of it when it was working down the road from me but i lost/deleted them as time went on!
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That the one you told me about Joe? 
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Here's a video I just put onto YouTube of the Ainscough LTM1800. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbVEqE2okK0Tim
Heavy Equipment Model ShowTurf Moor, Burnley Football Club, Burnley, Lancs, UK. Sunday October 16th 2016
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Fantastic ..how many days in total did you cover the project??..regards. Aubrey.
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Saturday morning, Saturday night from 10pm until 2am - back at 6am until midday Sunday when they de-rigged.
Thanks for your comments. The footage is very grainy as it has to be converted to upload into Windows Movie Maker. I'm looking at alternatives to improve this.
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Yeh woady thats the one....i have seen it a fair few times when im going to work or on the way back on various places along the M1
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Superb Video Tim, thanks.
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Very nice video indeed. Enjoyed watching that.
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Very nice video Tim, thank you for shooting it.
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Eric Pioszak wrote: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, That's a shame.
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Question on the EC700 Demo unit. On the dipper attached to the bucket cylinder is what appears to be a guide of some sort. Any info?????
I've seen somthing of the sort on a front end loader to see from the cab the angle of the bucket. That would serv no purpose in this case....
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The giude as you call it is actually a ram protection system! Its incase anything falls onto the ram and prevents damage to the cylinder itself!
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JoeS1989... I thought of that but isn't there usually a metal shroud that encompasses the cylinder, even with that bar there its still quite exposed. I only used the word "guide" as it didnt seem to have all the components you would normally see on a protection system. Just an observation.... thanks for the information...
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It might be the guard support.....Not saying it is that for sure but they might be waiting on a part or having it repaired if its been damaged elsewhere
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Hi Tim, I just read the second bridge is due down soon, unless its already happened?
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O'Conners dropped it the weekend of 22nd / 23rd . Someone I know was very dissappoined they did not shift it with SPMTs  They broke it up on site .
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