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Do you think        LVA Special Boom with Quick connect John Henry Rock Drill Grapple Thumb NPK Hammer Tailings Dozer Or something new like the IMT Thanks your input is appriciated M.K.D.co Models
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Mike ,
Is any of this ready to purchase if so I would like to put a order in
Tom
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The Lodrill is the only thing almost complete. And since the detail is on point I want to take this even further as usual But to answer no not as of yet but I have all master patterns and or designs just trying to get an idea on what to do next. Maybe get my Brother in law involved just for the next project along with his Black Amex and run it up 
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a thumb would be awesome, and so would a lo drill
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Uhm... Mike, are you sure you've got the measuremeants right on that parts list? 0.288 mm seems a bit... Thin....  BTW, does the new lodrill fit a 40 ton excavator like the new Liebherr R936? Would be great if it did!! So that would be about the size of Norscot's Cat 336D.
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you got a good eye Remko we have been going back and forth tweaking the size we are running 4 programs Solid works - Rhino - 3DS max _ Maya so a little snafu but it is right now. The numbers are supposed to be in inches but the program spit it out in mm
This model may fit larger models but it was designed around the 30 metric ton excavator
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Hey Mike, Great to see you post again! I would love to see another Tunnel Boom and LoDril! Looking foward to whatever you produce!     Greg
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I vote for a big clamshell slurry wall bucket to be used with a larger duty cycle crane.
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G if you have a photo or details for one that is not a bad idea
Mike
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Im really looking forward to the lo drill as i want to get my paws on a couple of these. Anything else you make is a added bonus. Keep up the good work Mike
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LVA Special Boom with Quick connect, This is the one I always wanted! Is this Gd10r is referring ? Or something like this?   Jacky
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mike can you pm me i have a few ideas for you. the low drill was great but i think you might enjoy these ideas also.
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I think so Jacky ... My favorite was the LVA Boom and speaking of which the only way that I caught this was on Rainers site And all information provided by Beat Kohler he nailed this model and many others. Beat Kohler
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Mike, yes something like that, there is one on my Liebherr duty cycle calander this month. Much taller but you get the idea.
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Very nice cant wait for the lo drill to get done and my vote is for a grapple for a 65 ton machine
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I'd like to see you bring back the high fairlead winch and a few other of your accessories. Still a fan of the Iron Wolf idea that you talked about "way back when" as well. Anything for dozers is always my vote.
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