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  On 11/18/2019 at 2:28 PM, OLFOF96 said:

It looks like the temporary support for the lift hill came off this morning! Much earlier in the construction process than the other B&M giga's.

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Are you sure?  I think they're both still there, but the angle of the sun is just making them hard to see.

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  On 11/18/2019 at 7:36 PM, Kodistict said:

Will they be using the bottom half of zeus for other construction? There is another cable running off of that bottom half and I think I saw some of those cranes working on fury after the first lift.

Here is the start of the cable running off the second half:  Screenshot (55) 0064.png Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpLtyji2M9c

 

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I am going to say they will finish construction with the other cranes they have on site.

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They might use the other crane that's still in place. It uses a wheeled base with outriggers instead of crawler tracks, so it could probably be set up anywhere around the course without needing to build up a base pad like for the crawler cranes. Even without the extension boom attached it has some serious reach.

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  On 11/19/2019 at 5:10 AM, PKIDelirium said:

They might use the other crane that's still in place. It uses a wheeled base with outriggers instead of crawler tracks, so it could probably be set up anywhere around the course without needing to build up a base pad like for the crawler cranes. Even without the extension boom attached it has some serious reach.

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Exactly, this crane is more than capable of lifting the those track sections.

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  On 11/19/2019 at 1:22 PM, kissfan4 said:

Exactly, this crane is more than capable of lifting the those track sections.

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  On 11/19/2019 at 5:10 AM, PKIDelirium said:

They might use the other crane that's still in place. It uses a wheeled base with outriggers instead of crawler tracks, so it could probably be set up anywhere around the course without needing to build up a base pad like for the crawler cranes. Even without the extension boom attached it has some serious reach.

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I don't think they can lift the track up over 200 feet.  Maybe I am wrong. They didn't do any of the lift hill past the second support. idk

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I've never been on Leviathan or Fury, but the seats on these trains look different than something like Diamondback.  With Diamondback, the seats are so open and fastened with open metal supports, whereas with these, the seats seem more..."enclosed".  I think I love these trains more than the Diamondback ones.

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  On 11/19/2019 at 4:14 PM, LovinMeSomeBanshee said:
I've never been on Leviathan or Fury, but the seats on these trains look different than something like Diamondback.  With Diamondback, the seats are so open and fastened with open metal supports, whereas with these, the seats seem more..."enclosed".  I think I love these trains more than the Diamondback ones.

They are like fury’s. They are more enclosed to keep you in on that second hill. If you’re wider, they are a tight fit


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