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saddleup82

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Oct 21, 2011
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Missouri/texas
hi yall!! i am trying to navigate thru here. and it tells me i need to post here! i have alot of questions..does any one know of a good forum to post in for beginners?
 

liebherr1160

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Joined
Dec 30, 2008
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in an igloo
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Crane Operator
Ive run the RT58 through Rt63.. I can promise that in the future I well call in dead before I run them again ..
 

renovator

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Joined
Oct 27, 2011
Messages
69
Location
New Mexico
I worked for a big electrical contractor in the late 70's that had a fleet of these. I think they were P & H and Galion. They were great around those big switchyards with decent reach. I believe they were designed to be a pick and carry machine. The boom rotated around the cab on all but one that they had. You wanted to keep your work in front of you or get a stiff neck. They all had 4 cylinder Detroits in them. The exhaust was at ground level so they were quite stinky. That was big iron for us, so we thought they were cool.
 
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