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Haha This thing actually came apart quite easily. Only had to take out 4 rivets that held the A-frame pendants in place. Everything else was screws. Haven't decided yet on the rigging crane, maybe the 1300 and rt130.
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This is going to be great. Can't wait. That's a pile of parts for the ptc.
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with more parts on the way, the extension kit is coming too 
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got these finally in today!  still need the 54m set, i thought the windmill tip sections came with the luffer kit for some reason 
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Is that a windmill tip and a reducer? Can't wait to see it all rigged up!
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the wind tip is not a reducer section, the reducer section with the liebherr sign is a reducer so the wind tip will fit, the other reducer is to fit the luffer sections to main boom
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got the kits all on besides the 54m luffer kit...    and the 1750 boom sections    seems alot more impressive i think, like this rather than the luffer for some reason  also comes with the midpoint straps  and the new style pendants, *doesnt come with the old set*  and heres the reducer for the wind tip, dont really need it unless you dont want to use the luffer jib head section, you can also see the new sections are a brighter yellow color 
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Nice where did you got the set (reducers) from. As no body has them in stock.
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cranedude07 wrote:the wind tip is not a reducer section, the reducer section with the liebherr sign is a reducer so the wind tip will fit, the other reducer is to fit the luffer sections to main boom Sorry, yeah that's what I meant. Looks really good with all that stick on there! 
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i got them from MSW Modelle. i couldnt find them any where either, well not both in stock at the same place. thanks
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heres a peek at the PTC video so far... 
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Glad to see it arrived and put to good use already! Can't wait to see it rigged.
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alright, now thats what i like to see..... extreme lengths of boom! cant wait to see it set up
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I haven't been on here for a while, so when I saw this I just had to post.  But you will probably be up before me as I don't have reeving diagrams (can you help). I started doing it the way I presumed and it doesn't look pretty.  Mark 
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i can post the reeving diagrams for you, will be alot easier than trying to explain it. that SGC is a MONSTER!
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heres the diagrams from the instruction book, best shots i can get, they didnt make the diagrams really big enough to see to begin with, they used yellow ink in some parts, which is tough to see! i have a long way to go before my ptc is back up ballast tray  A-frames/rear mast  runner block  luffing jib  bridle  main block   
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Thanks so much Brandon, exactly what I needed.  I don't know why they weren't with mine, even looked under all the trays. Mark
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With that moster you will be sleeping hanging your bed from it dude. That thing is a moster but that blue and yellow its even biger omg where can i put this monsters. Dont even have the room for one of those.
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