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Hi Ari,
If Steve found the info on the 385 it's probably the same for the 374. To give you an idea, I have some pictures of a Sennebogen lattice boom crane. This one has a sliding track, but it's also constructed to use for a longer time. Here you see it in transport situation, and the slides are sticking out a bit: ![]() But when it is in use some additional steel blocks are screwed to the side to make the carriage wider. These blocks weigh a few hundred kilo's and there are I believe 9 strong bolts. This is not a daily exercise, but when you move the crane every few months, it's happening maybe 3 or 4 times a year, something you can overcome. ![]() A closup from the block: ![]() And sometimes they don't even bother to take them off!! If you already have a permit for the transport, better give the dimensions with the blocks: ![]() Just to give you an impression how it's done with a crane. This same type is also delivered with removable tracks, they can lift themselves up and take the tracks completely off: ![]() This all is off course different from an excavator, but you see what type of solutions there are for transporting large equipment.
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Thanks guys for your effort, I learn something new again
![]() Today I got the drive hubs and covers done: ![]() ![]() ![]()
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What a great model!!!
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