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sweet rig and trailer nice. 18000 power to lift it up?
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Sweet looking tractor - you really can't beat those dusk / night pics. Terrific stuff!   Superb!
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Great pictures, I really like those Supor trucks!
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Awesome pics, that piece is massive!
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Awesome photos and massive piece. I was in NYC over the weekend, I was wasn't able to see much due to how highly covered/netted the area is. Though it was great to finally see the 18000 centerpiece (as much as I could atleast).
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Awesome pics Vinny, you da man! Night shots of that quality are hard to get, great job and nice looking piece of fab steel!
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Thanks everyone! ben94f150 wrote:sweet rig and trailer nice. 18000 power to lift it up? Yes, I have added photos of the lift to my WTC topic. neokonig wrote:Awesome photos and massive piece. I was in NYC over the weekend, I was wasn't able to see much due to how highly covered/netted the area is. Though it was great to finally see the 18000 centerpiece (as much as I could atleast). This was taken from the PATH station last year, you can get an idea of where it is by the surrounding buildings. Once you know the site, you get to know the spots good for photos. Did you happen to pass the fire-station right next to the site? 
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Sweet rigs and what a load lift is going to be interesting.
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big load it was nice of them to spray your name on the back wall in the last pic 
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Cat 966f wrote:Thanks everyone! ben94f150 wrote:sweet rig and trailer nice. 18000 power to lift it up? Yes, I have added photos of the lift to my WTC topic. neokonig wrote:Awesome photos and massive piece. I was in NYC over the weekend, I was wasn't able to see much due to how highly covered/netted the area is. Though it was great to finally see the 18000 centerpiece (as much as I could atleast). This was taken from the PATH station last year, you can get an idea of where it is by the surrounding buildings. Once you know the site, you get to know the spots good for photos. Did you happen to pass the fire-station right next to the site? No, I didn't get a solid walk around, only walked by the Millenium Hilton. If I had been by myself I would have walked around for hours trying to get some good glimpses and photos.
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