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i think the ltr does have a small model being lifted as well! 
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Jack. wrote:They are unveiling the LTM 1750 and another new model this week.  Any new crane model would be welcome but oh for a nice crawler  This lift/photo is insane!. I'm still looking at it and thinking 
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If it is a new model I sure hope it is the one I know is coming Jason
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When I said model, I meant real crane..... But what model are you on about Jay? 
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hummer13 wrote:My local guys are there this weel wonder if they saw this in person
Awesome pic
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Ha,ha!, oh Jack, I must confess the thought that it was a real crane went through my mind but I thought I'd cling to the hope it is a model  But the plot seems to thicken because of what Jason says 
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JSW57 wrote:hummer13 wrote:My local guys are there this weel wonder if they saw this in person
Awesome pic
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Did the Davis family go over there Jason? Jeff Yes they did Jeff. They might come back with somthing new I was told Jason
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Liebherr posted this to their Facebook Page today. Insane lift though, I am amazed! 
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The man who thought that all out deserves a Beer!
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LTR 1220 ....... Legit?  Could be
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Jack my first thoughts is that it looks a bit odd..she sits very low with tracks that are overly wide or are adjustable in width and the ballast is slung very low also.maybe thats a clue for what lifting shes optomized for.. Aubrey.
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Some of the best photos I've seen posted here this year. Very, VERY impressive! I've heard a Liebherr crawler scale model was coming a while back. Fingers crossed. Rowan.
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The all new LTR 1220 photo copyright Peter Baier
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I'm going to agree with Brandon, there's definitely a scale model on that platform!
That LTR-1220 is neat... That'll be one heck of a versatile machine. Here in the Northeast you rarely have a job with "enough room" and just moving big cranes around can be a major planning issue. Being able to walk a 220 tonner under or, potentially, over an existing bridge with no difficulty is game-changing.
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another copyright Peter Baier
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How come Nobody's mentioned the 1:87th scale LTM1750 9.1 from WSI yet?
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CraneBrain wrote:How come Nobody's mentioned the 1:87th scale LTM1750 9.1 from WSI yet? Because its in 1:87th scale  
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CraneBrain wrote:How come Nobody's mentioned the 1:87th scale LTM1750 9.1 from WSI yet? cause nobody gives a crap about 1/87
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