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Sick looking rig...
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Nice pics of her in action...TFS
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Should there be some cribbing under the rear support of the counterweight rails?
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Thanks for the great pictures. A busy place I count four big cranes in the one picture !
Yes I own a lot of Norscot Cat models they remind me of my many good years working for a Cat Dealer. Going out to the back forty after work playing with used equipment just moving dirt around
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Thank you for pics.Wish I could get up near one.
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epistte wrote:Should there be some cribbing under the rear support of the counterweight rails? Epistte, In photographs 1 & 2 you can see "matts" under the rear support I suspect utilized during the set up of the crane. "Cribbing" under this component would not allow the crane to rotate in operation. Hope this helps. Randy
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