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Absurdity is usually something I can chuckle about and dismiss, but in the last week or so two of your reviews have stuck with me.
Regarding the Yanmar SV26; you commented on the nice auxiliary hydraulic piping for an attachment that isn't there, but make no comment about the fact that there are no lines attached to the cylinders the model actually has? And then you rate it as "Highly Recommended"?
Regarding the NZG #882 Kaelble Atlas L260; you state that the real machine weighs 9.2t which not correct. You are off by a full 5.2t. The model is just a repaint of the #700 Terex TL260 from many years ago, but there is no mention of that fact.
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digggerr wrote: in the last week or so two of your reviews have stuck with me.
Many thanks for the feedback. Yes, unfortunately I quoted the specs for the L160 by mistake. I have given myself a written warning.  Wirtgen W 250i 'Freesmij'The review of this model is now on Cranes Etc. Ian 
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Great Review Ian, it was nice talking to you.
Thomas
Big wheels keep on turnin' proud V8 keep on burnin'
Passion for power => scania R730
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V8dieselpower wrote:Great Review Ian, it was nice talking to you.
Thomas Thanks Thomas, it was nice for me to talk to a real person too! JCB 3CX ContractorThe review of this model is now on Cranes Etc. Ian 
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