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The sterett rig is a series 2, I don't know how many generations there are of this model but the sterett rig doesn't look all that old. I've looked at photos of other 2500s and they all still have the same cwt design Must be an option to buyers or just the American market, I don't know I don't pay a lot of attention to kobelcos, barely see any around here
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Gentlemen, From the Kobelco Cranes North American website: http://www.kobelcocranesnorthamerica.com/Xdefault.aspA photograph of the counterweights on the current version of the CK2750G crawler crane:  Not the best photograph, however, the shape of the counterweights do look like those modeled by Tonkin Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack.civ@mail.mil
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cranedude07 wrote:The only thing I've noticed different on the kobelco models to the real one is the cwt stones, the ones on the model are bigger, which is good for the model but not right to the real one, unless they made 2 different versions, also doesnt have lifting lugs on them other than that, they look awesome! see where the end of the weight is cut off by the safety latches  When I look at the Mammoet CKE 2500G, it looks pretty close to me, including the lugs:  Paul R
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