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 Next lot of beams arriving on site.  Swinging around for next lift. 
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Excellent photos!
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Great Pics bob. This is Universal Cranes Project, The Mammoet Wind Crane is on Cross Hire
Who is Transporting the Beams?
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Jim_sparky wrote:
Great Pics bob. This is Universal Cranes Project, The Mammoet Wind Crane is on Cross Hire
Who is Transporting the Beams?
I believe it was said that they were on Wet Hire to Universals. And as usual Rex Andrews are doing the beams, Contract for both East and Western ends, somewhere between 800 and 1000 beams total, I beleive that includes these precast box sections for the Viaducts. Pic from. http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/roadprojects/projects/hunter_expressway/photo_gallery/index.html Here is a video on the Viaducts. http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/roadprojects/projects/hunter_expressway/video_gallery/index.html
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Excellent photos Robert. The way they use the red and white makes for a great looking crane. The truck photos are equally good and interesting too. 
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Awesome pictures and post. I am liking the color scheme!
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that must be a KR Wind crane they are using from when Mammoet bought them out, to bad about that cause the KR scheme was very nice looking
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DeWoc19 wrote:that must be a KR Wind crane they are using from when Mammoet bought them out, to bad about that cause the KR scheme was very nice looking You are right, on the cab it self is the only place where it still has K R Wind.
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Great set of photos again!
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KW looks fit for purpose and a thousand times better than the Volvo.
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Gavin84w wrote:KW looks fit for purpose and a thousand times better than the Volvo. Honestly I'd take the Volvo for comfort over the KW.
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Excellent pictures of heavy equipment hauling. You people sure know how to move over sized loads. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice shots Bob, those are the first images of the updated 11T with the turned exhaust tips and sloped hood, i've seen out in the field. Cheers, Rowan.
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Brilliant photos, and that D11 is a monster - I can't get over how wide the blade is.
Thanks once again.
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