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Do any of you guys have photos of your 4100 ringer with the extension kit on? Any thoughts on the extension kit itself? At $190, almost might as well just buy a second crane? Thanks, Dan
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Get the ext. Kit. It turns this crane into a big model. It's worth every penny. I can't get all the boom in mine cause my ceilings aren't tall enough!
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Thanks Cranedude! That's much bigger than I anticipated it being, I guess I can see why it costs so much. About how tall is it all said and done? Thanks, Dan
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Mine will (barely) fit under an 8' ceiling, but I don't have the fixed jib attached. Sensational model and MUCH better looking with the extension kit - even if you don't max the main boom out.
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yeah it is an excellent model with the kit, i have mine most of the time setup with just a 20ft, and 2 40ft sections, love how it looks like that, heavy lift setup!
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I have one 20ft. and three 40 ft. extensions on mine. Brandon and Justin are correct; it's a pricey kit but, well worth the money. Once you put up the back mast and a few extensions, you'll never go back.TM  
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Thanks again for all the info and photos. I didn't even imagine that these guys could go that high, looks like my 16000 and 1280 might have some competition!
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@ ri craneman-where did yo9u buy that fancy shmancy base for your ringer??? HA HA-Looks great sitting on that. Just could not pass up the jest!
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