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So I've been wanting to do this for a while. Take a 1280 and customize it to a 895. I finally got a 1280 off ebay with a few minor issues that do not effect this custom. See what yall think.     Just the start...Few more things to do... Justin
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Looks good so far Justin! I'm planning to do this as well, I already have the LR 1280 and a proper sized dragline bucket. Are you going to add a cabguard?
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Nice Justin Set up like a real pile driver 3 hooks over the main boom  Eef
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I'll freely admit that I am somewhat of a n00b so Id like to ask a question.
How many yard bucket could the HS-985 swing at a 120 foot boom and 40° angle (approx?)
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epistte wrote:I'll freely admit that I am somewhat of a n00b so Id like to ask a question.
How many yard bucket could the HS-985 swing at a 120 foot boom and 40° angle (approx?) Check Page 6 of the Liebherr HS 895 HD Technical DescriptionBucket size isn't given, but with a 123 ft boom at 40 degrees the capacity is still 35,900 lbs.
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