My LTM 1350 6.1

[Zwergi]

moin moin

bin seit ein paar Monaten auch noch dabei ein Hilfskran für meinen LTM 11200 zu bauen

ich habe mir den Liebherr LTM 1350 6.1 ausgesucht weil ich dieses Modell auch spannend finde

er ist schon fahrtüchtig aber das Hauptaugenmerk sind die Kranfunktion

im Moment bin ich dabei den Ausleger zu bauen auch mit den großen V ( keine Ahnung wie diese Einrichtung heist )

naja hier mal ein paar Bilder

(rough)Translation (by legolijntje):

For a few months, I've been building this crane as an extra crane for my LTM 11200.

I chose the Liebherr LTM 1350 6.1 because I find it an exciting crane.

It is already driveable, but the main focus are the crane functions.

Currently, I'm working on the boom, also with the big V (I don't know how it's called)

Anyway, here are a few images:

[Rishab N]

That is one impressive crane

[0RBlT]

Just super MOC. Very realistichno.Vot just very interesting how you solve the problem with lifting boom, it is very sensitive issue for many who make such monstrov.Obychnymi linear actuators there will not be enough: (

[skriblez]

Awesome looking moc! Not very readable for us but the pictures told a nice tale :)

[Pandora]

moin moin

bin seit ein paar Monaten auch noch dabei ein Hilfskran für meinen LTM 11200 zu bauen

ich habe mir den Liebherr LTM 1350 6.1 ausgesucht weil ich dieses Modell auch spannend finde

er ist schon fahrtüchtig aber das Hauptaugenmerk sind die Kranfunktion

im Moment bin ich dabei den Ausleger zu bauen auch mit den großen V ( keine Ahnung wie diese Einrichtung heist )

naja hier mal ein paar Bilder

Hi Zwergi, I understand that English is not your first language, however this is an English speaking site and we do require our members to post in English. We also have a size limit for pictures which is 800x600. The reference for these guidelines is in my signature. Please pay attention to them in future, as they are designed to allow you to share your MOC with the greatest number of people. Thank you.

[Hrafn]

Zwergi,

That's a great looking crane! I look forward to seeing your further progress.

If you want any help with posting in English, ask around - I speak a little German, and I'm sure there are other EB members who would be happy to help out.

[Wenn Sie etwas Hilfe moechtest, im English zu schreiben, koennen wir hilfen. Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutch, und glaube es gibt hier andere Menschen, die koennen auch hilfen.]

For non-German speakers, his initial post said (roughly) that over the last couple of months he's been building this as an auxiliary crane for his LTM 11200 crane. It can currently drive and he is now working on the crane portion, including the V-shaped portion (the two struts that stick out behind the main boom, over the ends of which cables run - I don't know what they're called).

Edited April 21, 2014 by Hrafn

[DrJB]

Well ... there is always translate.google.com ...

That said, very nice MOC indeed. Waiting to see the final product.

[legolijntje]

That's looking very good. :thumbup:

I can't wait to see the final result.

[Lakop]

When I saw the first picture I thought, "Oh no! someones building a massive crane that looks great and has all the functions!" Looks like I was right.

H

[KirTech LAB]

Very nice crane! I have a doubts about small pneumatic cylinders - they are too weak for this Giant...

[Blastem]

I am not sure if cylinders will support that crane arm... but... Great MOC indeed. Want to look your progress :)

[Lakop]

Very nice crane! I have a doubts about small pneumatic cylinders - they are too weak for this Giant...

I would think It would need an array of the normal pneumatic cylinders.

H

[Therion]

Looking good! I believe the V-shape on the boom is called "Y-Guy".

[gti180]

very impressive. How are you going to lift that boom its huge!

[LUCKYTHEOPERATOR]

(rough)Translation (by legolijntje):

For a few months, I've been building this crane as an extra crane for my LTM 11200.

I chose the Liebherr LTM 1350 6.1 because I find it an exciting crane.

It is already driveable, but the main focus are the crane functions.

Currently, I'm working on the boom, also with the big V (I don't know how it's called)

Anyway, here are a few images:

I am a crane operator here in the USA. The V system you're referring to is called a "Y" guying system. It is used to help suspend the boom during heavy lifts. You can go to liebherr.com for more info or more terminology. That is an impressive model you are completing. Hope to see it done in the future and would love to build one myself.

Edited June 13, 2016 by Blakbird
: Removed huge quote.