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decided i should post this in a new topic so everyone will see it, instead of in my collections thread. well guys, guess i got you all worried haha i just took one of the tele sections out of the boom to make sure if they were plastic or not after seeing Rick B get his mammoet version and he said his are metal. after further investigation, the sections are metal, but its very very thin, not diecast, more like aluminum. thats why they felt weird and the model didnt have weight to it, but it does have plastic locking clips  sorry guys, early april fools 
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incredible pictures Rick! now thats what i like to see, a crane that has enough weight to not tip over with the boom extended that far out at that low of an angle, and cylinder(s) strong enough to not allow it to slip down and hold the angle, thats impressive!
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Now I'm impressed again! Can't wait for this model  Paul R
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Really good looking model. Does anyone know the real license plate number of this crane from Alberta Canada? This model comes with a German license plate  
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cranboyrick, Please shed some light for us why the use of a threaded fastner with nut at the upper end of the first bar? Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack@us.army.mil
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Do you mean this?  
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Does the Mammoet 1350 model come with a jib like the Liebherr version?
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Hobie wrote:Does the Mammoet 1350 model come with a jib like the Liebherr version? This one don't come with the jib, no big issues with this model.
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cranboyrick, Actually I noticed the pendants, however, I would be curious to know why you felt the need to replace several rivets with a threaded fastner. Thanks! Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack@us.army.mil
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I don't have the pins to connect them, so i have to use the threaded fastner's I apologize for my bad english.
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Fantastic shots Rick  Looking forward to getting mine now again after seeing these photos Did that hook block come with the model or is it a YCC block?
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are the out rigger boxes and beams metal or plastic, they look to be saggin in some pics of the mammoet crane
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Sam-wch wrote:Fantastic shots Rick Looking forward to getting mine now again after seeing these photos Did that hook block come with the model or is it a YCC block? That is a YCC hook. I believe that is a 5sheave hook
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Wsi Liebherr LTM 1350-6.1 OCEAN TRADERS 
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cranboyrick wrote:I don't have the pins to connect them, so i have to use the threaded fastner's So is it safe to assume that WSI failed to include the pins with the model? Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack@us.army.milI apologize for my bad english.
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Receive it today. There is a problem with the Y guy pendant lines. It is a little too long. But I see Rick B.'s pictures, seems like the pendants lines numbers are the same. Also, the Y guy is fairly loose. Anyone can help?   
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same as mine, the pendants seem too long to me but if you take out the shortest strap, its perfect. with the strap added, it makes the arms pull too far up when tightened and the cylinders starting bending.
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cranedude07 wrote:same as mine, the pendants seem too long to me but if you take out the shortest strap, its perfect. with the strap added, it makes the arms pull too far up when tightened and the cylinders starting bending. yea, with the original ones tightened, it's more than 90 degree. the shortest one you mean the one near the Y guy or the one connected with screw?
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