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First of all, wishing everyone a Happy New Year. I currently reside in Singapore and while we are a small country, we are no strangers to large cranes. Just to share with you guys some shots i have taken this year. Happy New Year and hopefully 2015 will be a much better year with lesser disasters that surrounded the world in 2014. Asiagroup's LTM1500-8.1 50m with 91m maxed out luffing jib doing glass panels lifting  Moh Seng Crane's LTM1500-8.1 84m with 49m luffing jib lifting concrete water tanks up a public housing project.  Asiagroup's LTM1500 84m, which is an ex Ainscough unit.  Hup Hin Crane's AC250-1 doing a bridge demolition job  Moh Seng Crane's LTM1350-6.1 being assembled for a tower crane dismantling job  Moh Seng Crane's LTM1500-8.1 84m doing a tower crane dismantling job  Super love the colours here  And just to share, my newly bought Terex AC100/4L  
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Here we have the AC1000/9 working with LTM1500-8.1 lifting two processing modules. Not exactly sure what plant they were building, but sure is big. Prior to the first lift. This module weighs approximately 80tons  Workers cheer off to a safe lift after a safety briefing prior to any lifting jobs.  Lifting up the first module  Lifting of 2nd module, this module weighs approximately 100tons  Righting of the 2nd module  2md module up in the air.  Hope you guys enjoy this update! 
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LiebherrDemag90 wrote:Hope you guys enjoy this update! Yes! Thank you and keep them coming.
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Wonderful photos and very atmospheric  Please post more when you can.
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Not into cranes but they are some brilliant photos!
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LiebherrDemag90 wrote:Hope you guys enjoy this update! I think you know my feelings already, but those are some awesome photos and I am especially interested in the AC1000/9 lift  Can you tell me if the ASIAGROUP LTM 1500-8.1 is RAL 1007 for the yellow?? Paul R
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Awesome pic's. Waiting for more.
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Very nice pictures indeed , any change you got some pictures from that crawler in tower configuration from the last 2 pics ?? Eef
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Seen these on facebook a few days ago, awesome shots, the more I see the ac1000, the more I like it!
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Superb photos 
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Spectacular update pics!!
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Many thanks for the kind words guys. Appreciate it Indeed, the AC1000 is truly beautiful! Hi Paul, unfortunately I have no idea what is the colour code for their yellow.
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Nice set of pictures, i will be looking at these a lot in the upcoming weeks Jason
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LiebherrDemag90 wrote:Many thanks for the kind words guys. Appreciate it Indeed, the AC1000 is truly beautiful! Hi Paul, unfortunately I have no idea what is the colour code for their yellow. No worries. hummer13 wrote:Nice set of pictures, i will be looking at these a lot in the upcoming weeks Jason I bet you will be Paul R
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Paul, I have an idea: you should have Jason make that load for your Asiagroup AC1000! 
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JohnGalt wrote:Paul, I have an idea: you should have Jason make that load for your Asiagroup AC1000! Great idea
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samk706 wrote:Amazing picture  TFS No prob! Your pictures are amazing too Paul and Jason, lets hope to see something! Hehe
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More picture updates! Now we have Bok Seng's brand new Liebherr LTM1750-9.1 working a tandem lift with a LTM1500-8.1 for a new bridge construction in Singapore. The LTM1750-9.1 was fitted with a maximum of 204tons of counterweights while the LTM1500-8.1 was fitted with just 75tons as the 1750 was doing more radius lifting than the 1500; approximately 20m radius with a load of 75tons (including weight of hook block). The arrival of the bridge beams. The beam weighs approximately 140tons and is about 40m long if i remember correctly. The Scania is a R580 pulling Cometto modular trailers.  The LTM1750 slews over and gets ready for the lifting of the beam. Note that the guying pennants are currently slack.  "Heave ho, here we go". The lifting operation begins. Now note that the guying pennants are fully tensioned.  The magnificent LTM1750-9.1. Oh god please pray hard for a 1:50 of this monster!  The smaller brother, LTM1500-8.1. It is fitted with just 75tons of weights since it was lifting at close radius.  The giant bridge beam.  Their LTM1500-8.1 is equally beautiful. Have you gotten the 1:50 version of it?  Another angle the following night.  Hope you guys enjoy the update!
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Oh so sweet! Loving those photos and I will be praying hard for a 1750 in Bok Seng livery.
Paul R
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