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It arrived today,  no time to set up but on removing from the tray bits were falling off everywhere,not happy,try to do more with it tomorrow.
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Thats no good...
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James Muldoon
From the Land Down Under
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Sorry to hear that. Have to say it does not seem the norm for this model as I have spoken to some who have received them already are very happy - no bits falling off or bad mouldings etc... Seemed to be an improvement over the 1350 for sure.
Hoping mine gets here (in one piece!) in the next couple of weeks or so.
Paul R
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Can't believe it, i thought WSI got their act together by now, i'm dreading the arrival of mine this week
WATCH THIS SPACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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if its bad Ian you can always repaint it in ainscoughs colours Paul it was Ian who had the 1800 at the summerlee show
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10069306@N07/
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My own crane is fine. No big Issues. Some pictures from my model.   50M  84M  50M + YSL  84M + YSL  ...  3X 46%   With the LTM 1350-6.1   5X 92% 
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Great photos Rick! Can't wait to get mine but I think I have to wait a some more weeks yet!
Regarding the 1350 - did I see somewhere that you altered the Y pendants so they were correct length?
Paul R
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Paul R wrote:Great photos Rick! Can't wait to get mine but I think I have to wait a some more weeks yet!
Regarding the 1350 - did I see somewhere that you altered the Y pendants so they were correct length?
Paul R Thanks Paul! Yes I have made some adjustments on the Y pendants. More of that can be found here  http://www.hansebubeforum.de/showtopic.php?threadid=22385&pagenum=15#419381
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I have had an email that I should receive mine tomorrow!
Tim Clamp
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Wow stunning images. 
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One more picture. 
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Great photo again Rick!
Off topic I know, but what are you using to take these photos in terms of lighting? I think you are bouncing the light maybe?
Paul R
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Paul R wrote:Great photo again Rick!
Off topic I know, but what are you using to take these photos in terms of lighting? I think you are bouncing the light maybe?
Paul R F.22 Shutter depents from the light. +_ 1/8e sec ISO 3/400 Workflow Lightroom 4.4
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cranboyrick wrote:Paul R wrote:Great photo again Rick!
Off topic I know, but what are you using to take these photos in terms of lighting? I think you are bouncing the light maybe?
Paul R F.22 Shutter depents from the light. +_ 1/8e sec ISO 3/400 Workflow Lightroom 4.4 awesome shots rick, just wondering, are brollies/reflectors/softboxes used here? Or purely natural sunlight?
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LiebherrDemag90 wrote:cranboyrick wrote:Paul R wrote:Great photo again Rick!
Off topic I know, but what are you using to take these photos in terms of lighting? I think you are bouncing the light maybe?
Paul R F.22 Shutter depents from the light. +_ 1/8e sec ISO 3/400 Workflow Lightroom 4.4 awesome shots rick, just wondering, are brollies/reflectors/softboxes used here? Or purely natural sunlight? Purely natural sunligt! Just some editing of the shadows/highlights in LightRoom. Another one  
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Another great shot Rick! Now what about all three? 350, 500 and 1200  Paul R
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Paul R wrote:Another great shot Rick! Now what about all three? 350, 500 and 1200 Paul R How about 11200 lifting 1500 lifting 1350???
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Recieved my 500 yesterday and thankfully no damage. Although the jib is plastic it looks really good im impressed. I can honestly say good model.
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Hi Guys,
Just like to correct Campbell, the boom/jib is not plastic it is extruded aluminum, I can see why such a mistake can be made due to the lightness and the thin wall of the boom, but it is aluminum would not like to put anyone off from buying this model, an excellent model and thankfully no damage on mine.
Steve.
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