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Great review and well worth the 95% score.
I think it took me longer to set up in transport mode than it will to rig it. Mostly due to the tiny pins for the anti two block and chain to hold the hook. Also couldn't get my non hinged windshield on the operators cab to stay in place.
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Now that's one model to review, isn't it ! I got the Thömen version as soon as it came out, and it's just amazing. Warmly welcomed also by my Thömen LTM 1800 - they make a good pair   One thing about the footnote on the website review: initially only the Liebherr and the Thömen version were released. The Sarens one came only just now
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Victor Pay wrote:Warmly welcomed also by my Thömen LTM 1800 - they make a good pair The Thömen family is becoming quite big now. The 1500 will also add to it in the future. I'd love to see the LR 1600/2!  Photo: Hansebube Paul R
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Cranes Etc wrote:Tadano ATF 70G-4 'Kibag'The review of this model is now on Cranes Etc. Ian  Just watched this review - but to me, with boom head pulleys in one solid piece a model can't possibly get an "outstanding" qualification. Not in 2014.
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Victor Pay wrote:Cranes Etc wrote:Tadano ATF 70G-4 'Kibag'The review of this model is now on Cranes Etc. Ian Just watched this review - but to me, with boom head pulleys in one solid piece a model can't possibly get an "outstanding" qualification. Not in 2014. It certainly can when you receive it gratis or for a fraction of what others pay!
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Volkswagen T5 'Granvia'The review of this model is now on Cranes Etc. Ian  Bell B30EThe review of this model is now on Cranes Etc. Ian  Terex TLB890The review of this model is now on Cranes Etc. Ian 
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