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Great shots and Iām happy you like the model.
The number on the box and one the plate are not related. The number on the box relates to the production number of the actual crane. So 79th LG built.
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That does look nice...
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Ok that's pretty cool they have that info on the box. Do we know how many LG 1550's were produced?
Rivera, I really suggest one of these models if you don't have on yet.
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That looks great!
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In my opinion,the best looking model crane,at present.Machine is packed,with details,AND accessories. 
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I have never been more impressed with any other model over this one. I am just hoping YCC makes the luffing jib for it in the future.
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I like the idea of the Canadian Tire fishing wires as load cables. Affordable, easy to find, safe, efficient. I have some too  That said, very nice setup. Can't stop looking at this beautiful mobile crane. S
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Ironstef70 wrote:I like the idea of the Canadian Tire fishing wires as load cables. Affordable, easy to find, safe, efficient. I have some too Those actually come with the transformer from IMC
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Alberta Millwright wrote:Ironstef70 wrote:I like the idea of the Canadian Tire fishing wires as load cables. Affordable, easy to find, safe, efficient. I have some too Those actually come with the transformer from IMC Really? I don't recall having any with mine...  Interesting. Least I know where to find some.  S
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