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Nice job sweet. The 16000 actually uses a shorter attachment or shear frame then a 18000. The floating counterweight trays are more popular on the 16000 models. But sharp model good work
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Nice job Mike,a really neat custom piece of work.
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ben94f150 wrote:Nice job sweet. The 16000 actually uses a shorter attachment or shear frame then a 18000. The floating counterweight trays are more popular on the 16000 models. But sharp model good work Thanks. Yes you are correct, but it was so much easier to just use the setup from the 18000 maxer, didn't feel like building a new attachment system. The floating cw trays are nice, but my favorite ones are the wheeled type. I based mine off of this one:  
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RI CRANEMAN wrote:Nice job Mike,a really neat custom piece of work. Thanks Tom
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Looks great. Did you put the luffer from the 18000 on it as well?
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bigdan45322 wrote:Looks great. Did you put the luffer from the 18000 on it as well? Thanks Dan. I have not tried to to put the luffer on yet, it seems to be to big for it, looks unproportional to the rest of the 16000.
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Nice little addition !  Chet
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Thanks Chet!
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Your welcome Mike !
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I'm going to be working on doing this with a lampson 16. Thinking floating tray and luffer though.
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Very nice mike keep up the good work!!!
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