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Alberta Millwright wrote:Hey Paul are those counter weights for the Riga 1500 supposed to be black and not red? I was thinking of picking that one up and noticed online they are black on the real machine. As Paul already said, they are red on the new LTM 1500-8.1 of Riga Mainz - the one that the model is made after, see here: http://www.hansebubeforum.de/showtopic.php?threadid=6699&pagenum=37#550792You may have seen the old LTM 1500 of Riga Mainz, no longer in service - that crane went when the new one came. See here: http://www.hansebubeforum.de/showtopic.php?threadid=6699&pagenum=29#521124And btw I think this is the reason why the jib of the old one was blue: http://www.hansebubeforum.de/showtopic.php?threadid=6699&pagenum=21#456452 
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Awesome Photos Paul 
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Hope you have an operators licence for the ballast wagon Steve.
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birdman wrote:Hope you have an operators licence for the ballast wagon Steve. 
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Hi Paul, This may explain http://www.vertikal.net/en/news/story/26187/Forgot to say great photos . Steve.
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Steve, I think I picked the wrong emoticon! My reaction was supposed to have been a more "don't know what you're talking about officer" than an actually don't know what you mean! Cheers, Paul
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No problem Paul, never sure my self what emoticon to chose, life was so much simpler in my day ! lol
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Great pics as per usual! Quick question (and apologies if it has been answered previously), what are you using to lift the counter-weights? Trying to devise something myself, and not having much luck :(
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CmdrByron wrote:Great pics as per usual! Quick question (and apologies if it has been answered previously), what are you using to lift the counter-weights? Trying to devise something myself, and not having much luck :( These part is built by a guy in Germany. I bought about 6 of them I think for my cranes as I think they look really good. Paul R
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hello paul do you remember the guy in germanys name/address in who made the device for lifting the counterweights thanks tommy
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tommyc wrote:hello paul do you remember the guy in germanys name/address in who made the device for lifting the counterweights thanks tommy I know his name is Wilfried and is on Hansebube forum. I don't have his email address. Paul R
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Hi Paul, this crane Looks so nice, very good Company .... best regards Steffen
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GORGEOUS!!!
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Hi Paul, thanks for the update and great to see some Canadian metal added to the fleet. There is an interesting video from Guay Crane overviewing their LTM 11200, but seemingly quoting the max capacity in short tonnes. It is also interesting to see that they transport the crane without the boom and without the superstructure. Guay Crane LTM 11200Take care and all the best.
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