Good looking model, the thin upper boom sections, looses sheave axles and plastic cylinder is a eyesore though and wish they would have added the rooster/auxiliary tip on the boom tip like they did with the at175. All rough terrains have them are used alot more than the bigger block. Also the big block doesn't look like it can swivel... I think metal cylinders, swiveling hooks, metal outriggers and smooth cylinders, and thicker boom sections should be consistent now. Other than that it looks really good and look forward to adding it and the at175 to my link belt collection. And as always another great review
Hi I've been watching both or your guys videos for a long period of time I just want an expert opinion on who makes a really decent linkbelt model cranes and what one you would recommend for a nice show piece we do alot of work in the winter with a linkbelt 3275 at our rock quarry
@@zaksmith3163 glad you enjoy them, I do not have either of the nzg link belt cranes yet, they look nice, if all you will do is set it up once and leave it on display, they are perfect. The Tonkin 3275 is also pretty nice, could be better, can't get that high boom angle though. So if extended all the way out with the jib on, it becomes unstable and makes me nervous that it would fall over. I wouldn't extend it all out with the jib on. But other than that it's alright.
Good looking model, the thin upper boom sections, looses sheave axles and plastic cylinder is a eyesore though and wish they would have added the rooster/auxiliary tip on the boom tip like they did with the at175. All rough terrains have them are used alot more than the bigger block. Also the big block doesn't look like it can swivel... I think metal cylinders, swiveling hooks, metal outriggers and smooth cylinders, and thicker boom sections should be consistent now. Other than that it looks really good and look forward to adding it and the at175 to my link belt collection. And as always another great review
Hi I've been watching both or your guys videos for a long period of time I just want an expert opinion on who makes a really decent linkbelt model cranes and what one you would recommend for a nice show piece we do alot of work in the winter with a linkbelt 3275 at our rock quarry
@@zaksmith3163 glad you enjoy them, I do not have either of the nzg link belt cranes yet, they look nice, if all you will do is set it up once and leave it on display, they are perfect. The Tonkin 3275 is also pretty nice, could be better, can't get that high boom angle though. So if extended all the way out with the jib on, it becomes unstable and makes me nervous that it would fall over. I wouldn't extend it all out with the jib on. But other than that it's alright.
@@cranedude07 thanks for the feedback
Another great review Ian
Liebherr LG 1750 please
There is a simple soulution to stop the boom axels falling out just use the bolts in the ends
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It was beautiful.
i wish the link belt crawler cranes are more widely available.
i like this crane
Hey bud is it fine that I download your videos and put them on iPod to watch offline?
Best model bro
Good,You build Nzg Liebherr Hs 855 Hc Hagemann crawler crane
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I will add it to the long list of languages to be subtitled....
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