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I was wondering if this was going to be the one they were running out west, think I might have to get one of these ones.
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Last I heard they had left Aust and were in South Africa with only the Western Stars still here. My info is that old hand drivers dont think much of them when comparing them to the Western Stars. They tell me that they may well have not been pushing as the big W S just used to pull the load and them along and when they were pulling the W S used to push the load and them along. Who knows but its a good story.
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thats a stunning model 
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Great news, Mammoet is brings out the Luffing Jib for the ltm11200 in the 1st Half of 2012 also a extension
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That is definitely great news!
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Very good news!!!! 
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It's about time mammoet woke up for the need of the luffer jib,great news,1 less repaint,Steve.
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Hi Guys, Indeed good news that Mammoet are going to do the 11200 luffer, SCANIAKOBELCO where did you get the info from? as there are so many rumours, I can't seem to find any reference at all on the web, until I see it I wont hold my breath, but all the same I hope you are right Steve.
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birdman wrote:Hi Guys, Indeed good news that Mammoet are going to do the 11200 luffer, SCANIAKOBELCO where did you get the info from? as there are so many rumours, I can't seem to find any reference at all on the web, until I see it I wont hold my breath, but all the same I hope you are right Steve. The informations is from a Dutch Forum called Bouwmachineforum.nl. BMFThe qoute says; GEWELDIG NIEUWS!!!! Vandaag heb ik bericht gekregen van Mammoetstore dat ze de jibmast incl. 1 verlengingsset voor de LTM 11200 in de 1e helft van het volgend jaar gaan uitbrengen. Uiteraard heb ik toestemming gekregen om dit nieuws via het forum bekend te maken. Copyright Mammoetstore! Iedereen bedankt voor de reacties en medewerking!! Rob
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favco500 wrote:It's about time mammoet woke up for the need of the luffer jib,great news,1 less repaint,Steve. Agreed, should not have been a question in the first place, but it will be nice to have. Mark
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I had tyres like the ones on the Merc on an old BMX years ago,
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gbarnewall wrote:I had tyres like the ones on the Merc on an old BMX years ago, Are you sure the tyres on the truck aren't thinner? 
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I'll wait to this is on Mammoet store's site.
As Mammoet says "SIZE DOES MATTER". Slowly collecting Mammoet 1:50 scale stuff. Mainly cranes!
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Hi Guys,
Just had email from Mammoet store confirming the LTM11200 luffer set, due first quarter 2012.
Steve.
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Thanks for the update Steve,something to look forward too,in 5/6 months,but as I said before it will save a repaint and the colours will match,just have to add the black tips to all the sections,
? Steve did they give a price,thanks mate,Steve.
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Sorry Steve, no idea on price expect 10 to 15 % on top of normal dealer prices.
Steve.
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