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A bridge lift in Galway
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insleyboy
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- Jun 24, 2008
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- Location
- Monroe Michigan
- Occupation
- Operator 25 years, was laborer for 7 years
Looks like all that heavy diaphram steel, maybe for railroad???
stock
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http://www.shannonimages.net/lmkeating.html
A picture paints a1000 words,and if you enjoyed that
http://www.standupandbuild.com/
The hallowed ground Thomond park watch the tandem lifts for the truss
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A picture paints a1000 words,and if you enjoyed that
http://www.standupandbuild.com/
The hallowed ground Thomond park watch the tandem lifts for the truss
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john1066
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Do you have any pics of WALSH CRANE HIRES stuff
john1066
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They are from Gallway
stock
Senior Member
Sorry John mostly deal with Gabrial o Brien,Mjd ,Ryan & Roberts,Cussons, or William O Brien,Irish crane,Mc Nallys,Pat Brophy Crane hire and some independent owner operators.
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john1066
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Thats fine. They have a few cranes i know they just got a new spierings mobile tower crane. How about walsh waste thats the brother of the owner of walsh crane