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Spectacular Crane display lift……

stock ยท 2012-06-28 17:20

Tried to post the Picture but the detail was lost so follow the link.......................... http://www.equipmenthandbooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Liebherr-LR13000-9757-533x800.jpg The blog is worth a read................. http://www.equipmenthandbooks.com/2012/06/liebherr-lr-13000-on-crane-days/

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  1. #1bigshow2012-06-28 19:31

    Spectacular, thanks for sharing.

  2. #2SeaMac2012-06-28 19:38

    BIG crane...

  3. #3cecil892012-06-28 20:24

    Photo shop? or Wacky Germans?

  4. #4Tiny2012-06-28 20:37

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7AvhuUp2emg

  5. #5John C.2012-06-28 23:05

    Now that is marketing genius!

  6. #6gostr8r2012-06-29 05:22

    NOT photoshop cecil89, these guys puled that off perfectly!

  7. #7rare ss2012-06-30 02:49

    would have been better if the had a model of each on the first crane nice lift

  8. #8Dualie2012-06-30 02:55

    I cant decide if the Germans are FLAT NUTS, or the coolest cats on the block. Im leaning toward the latter. Disclaimer: i am from German heritage

  9. #9robin yates uk2012-06-30 04:36

    Germans and Austrians are perfectionists, only the best will do. Visit either country and be impressed with their infra structure,buildings, roads, everything.Everywhere looks like it is brand new.They may be accused of stealing the best sun bathing spots on holiday but that is only a small blot on their very impressive record.

  10. #10Dualie2012-06-30 04:38

    i will say i have an 83 merc that is coming up on 30 years old and everything works with very little looking after. Sad to say but i doubt there are many US or British autos that could manage that.

  11. #11qball2012-06-30 21:21

    that big crane is on its way to whitting indiana, to the b.p. refinery. it is going to be set up with over 700' of boom and jib.

  12. #12rare ss2012-07-01 00:15

    not to forget WW2

  13. #13heavylift2012-07-01 00:52

    I'm impressed, however I would like to see that performed in Kansas . Probably only one day in 10 years that the wind isn't blowing at some type of speed

  14. #14ih1002012-07-01 08:01

    And 1966 (world cup final) (for you guys from the US, that's proper football) oh, and before we talk perfectionism, try operating a Weideman compact loader, 3 days will seem like 30 years.

  15. #15stock2012-07-01 08:22

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1966_FIFA_World_Cup_Final The last time you lot won................. This has nothing to do with countries, credit to the person who had the idea, to the company for carrying it out. This demonstration was an achievement regardless who did it, as for WW2 that was nearly 70yrs ago, a lot of things have happened since.......................on both sides of the pond.

  16. #16Nige2012-07-01 09:14

    (Adopts Basil Fawlty voice) For God's sake don't mention the war ....................:tong

  17. #17stock2012-07-01 09:40

    http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xnNhzgcWTk

  18. #18Legdoc2012-07-01 10:48

    That's trusting your cable! Legdoc

  19. #19Aceworld2012-07-28 12:17

    Such a Big Crane! I wonder how they are managing its maintenance and storage!

  20. #20RollOver Pete2012-07-29 00:01

    A crane picks up a crane picking up a crane picking up a toy crane. Big deal. Am I supposed to be impressed or something?

  21. #21dbl6122012-07-29 08:18

    wonder what it takes to impress you guys with roofers books (covers everything). tough crowd on this forum.