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Looks like a beast, sweet machine. Thanks for sharing.
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 Thanks for sharing.. awesome photos! Any idea where it is heading? I think we're due one 
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Waiting on my version from oregon, via china myself. Great photos.
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Great pics! Always funny how naked a big machine can look without tracks.
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Good looking machine....
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Hi John ? How long to track it up ??? John ps were you at Gerharts Sat ????
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john suckoe wrote:Hi John ? How long to track it up ??? John ps were you at Gerharts Sat ???? John, The Machine showed up about 8 AM, and our guys had it parked out back by quitting time at 330. I doubt they had enough time to torque the frame bolts. Yes, I was at Gerhart's on Saturday. Took Conforti's B87 and my friend Matt's D2 out on Friday night. I didn't see too many people there, but its an easy place to disappear and get lost. -John
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What a great looking machine. Will you be bringing in the front end for it as well? Thanks for the pictures. Rowan.
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RowanH wrote:What a great looking machine. Will you be bringing in the front end for it as well? Thanks for the pictures.
Rowan. The boom is here for the machine, it came in right before the house & carbody showed up. Not sure how far they are going to go with putting it together though, as the machine will have to come apart in some way to get it from job to job. -John
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Thank you for some wonderful photos. This will give the " New Jersey beam boys" something new to haul.
Hope it has the counterweight removal device as that may all it to still remain semi portable. We over the years have had this breakdown and assembly issue with our big Cat and Hitachi hoes so I understand well what you mentioned.
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Great pics, John! Do you happen to know who the lucky new owner might be?
Dump on the edges, the middle will take care of itself.
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627push/pull wrote: Great pics, John! Do you happen to know who the lucky new owner might be? I'm not sure but I got a feeling it might be staying in our rental fleet for the time being. We sold off our last rental 385 to Florida a few months back after it returned from lower Manhattan, and they have been keeping at least one of the big girls in the fleet over the past few years. I looked at the specs on this machine today and its loaded. Combined function hydraulics, CW removal, pin grabber, tons of options. 32'10 boom, 18' stick. -John
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John, cheers for the update, those boom and stick specs sound like the reach setup. That's a whole lot of digging. I'm guessing you wont see it fully setup as it is ready to travel? The more pictures the better  Rowan.
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RowanH wrote:John, cheers for the update, those boom and stick specs sound like the reach setup. That's a whole lot of digging. I'm guessing you wont see it fully setup as it is ready to travel? The more pictures the better Rowan. Yes, Reach boom, Long Stick. In 15 years here, I think we have had 1 or 2 ME machines come through the doors. Everything we get is Long and Long. They may wind up putting the boom on the machine here in the yard, not sure, but I doubt that I will see it with the stick on, at least not here. I will try to follow this one when it goes out to work. I will do my best to get some more pictures. We also have a 5110B working in the state right now that I have to go check out. It is equipped with a Jewell boom and a material handling stick, I think they are running it with a clamshell. -John
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45LMSWM wrote:
We also have a 5110B working in the state right now that I have to go check out. It is equipped with a Jewell boom and a material handling stick, I think they are running it with a clamshell.
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WEEKS probably right? If its them, they also have a 5110B long reach, have some photos of that.
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Cat 966f wrote:45LMSWM wrote:
We also have a 5110B working in the state right now that I have to go check out. It is equipped with a Jewell boom and a material handling stick, I think they are running it with a clamshell.
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WEEKS probably right? If its them, they also have a 5110B long reach, have some photos of that. This is a new one, at least new to NJ. Machine came in from out of state about a month ago. Working in South Jersey now. Not sure who is running it at the present time. -John
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Very nice shots! Very nice machine. As luck would have it, I saw one for myself today. This new Cat 390D LME was headed north on I-81, not sure of its final destination though.  
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45LMSWM wrote:We also have a 5110B working in the state right now that I have to go check out. It is equipped with a Jewell boom and a material handling stick, I think they are running it with a clamshell.
-John Now that sounds like a lot of machine. Do you know what material it is working with? I envy your job. Rowan.
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