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Good to finally see some pics of there cranes, and especially the big LG1750. Maybe someone will do a repaint??
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Rob
Is it standard Liebherr Yellow?
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Looks close, also noticed one of Freo's LTM 1500's there, which looks like an Ex Schmidbauer 500.
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those CWs are painted in a sick pattern, thats awesome.... same with the safety striping on the outriggers, that would make a great repaint
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DeWoc19 wrote:those CWs are painted in a sick pattern, thats awesome.... same with the safety striping on the outriggers, that would make a great repaint I agree, I really like the striping.....
1:1 or 1:50, I am still in awe. 
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Great photos, so thanks Jim, and Neil. I had to wait for a split second for my eyes to adjust when I saw that wheel of what was a forklift sticking out from behind what was the hook block - it's massive!. Is that an LTM 1300 in pic 8&9?. The towers of counterweights in pic 9 seem too big for an LTM1300 but maybe that's what it indeed is. 
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thorleif wrote:Great photos, so thanks Jim, and Neil. I had to wait for a split second for my eyes to adjust when I saw that wheel of what was a forklift sticking out from behind what was the hook block - it's massive!. Is that an LTM 1300 in pic 8&9?. The towers of counterweights in pic 9 seem too big for an LTM1300 but maybe that's what it indeed is. It isn't an LTM 1300. It's an LTM 1400-7.1
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Holy Cow. That LG1750 is huge! How much will that thing pick up?
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HCF wrote:Holy Cow. That LG1750 is huge! How much will that thing pick up? The big girl will lift 750t.
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DeWoc19 wrote:those CWs are painted in a sick pattern, thats awesome.... same with the safety striping on the outriggers, that would make a great repaint I agree too!! I like all the great details on this livery Mark
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Great pics of a nice looking livery.
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thats alot of warning stripes on those counter weigts, i wonder what for :D its like a warning that you shouldnt spawn a ramp infront of you car and slam into the counter weight...or dont put a trampolin here and jump up and slam your head into this :D
i jus kidding, it looks cool enough, and great pictures by the way, specially pic 11, i think that looks pretty brutal.
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Robert Heuston wrote:HCF wrote:Holy Cow. That LG1750 is huge! How much will that thing pick up? The big girl will lift 750t.  Wow! Thanks. And I thought I had the power to lift the world with the 35 ton overhead crane at work. Lol.
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Excellent pictures, thanks for sharing! Rowan.
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RowanH wrote:Excellent pictures, thanks for sharing!
Rowan. Ditto... 
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Robert Heuston wrote:Looks close, also noticed one of Freo's LTM 1500's there, which looks like an Ex Schmidbauer 500. Ex Knaack to be correct.
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