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I was wondering what you guys might reccomend. Right now, it's a toss up between Liebherr's LRB 255 and the LB 28, although I am also interested in the Soilmecs. I'm just a little apprehensive buying one being that i'm on the lift side. 
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LBR 255 reason being you can get the accessory kit. This giving you more ways of setting it up. It's a nice model too. Cranesect did a review of it and the accessory kit.
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PileDriving wrote:LBR 255 reason being you can get the accessory kit. This giving you more ways of setting it up. It's a nice model too. Cranesect did a review of it and the accessory kit.
Justin Thanks Justin, much appreciated.
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Are the BAUER drills no option ?
The BG40 is not a bad model, too.....
little more is always possible
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Trace, maybe this Rig will suit you better? It was taken in the 1960's in the Iron Ore Country Western Australia   Regards from down under Peter
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PileDriving wrote:LBR 255 reason being you can get the accessory kit. This giving you more ways of setting it up. It's a nice model too. Cranesect did a review of it and the accessory kit.
Justin Also I have made a beautiful review on my forum, here are some photos:  Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with ImageShack.us
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MCW also have a section for foundation models alone: http://miniature-construction-world.co.uk/foundation_gallery.htmlI know its not a drill rig but have you considered the Bauer BC40 diaphragm/slurry wall cutter as well?? Hang330C has pictures of it posted here: http://forums.dhsdiecast.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=127624
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Thanks guys! And yes, I do like the Bauers.....the malocolm livery looks very nice! The only problem is, they're a tad bit out of my price range. Hopefully though, i can earn some extra money soon. And yes footloose, that rig seems like my style- One old truck and ALOT of southern engineering!
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