Counterweight identification

   / Counterweight identification #1  

ParkerFly

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I've been told by some that the counterweight in this picture may have come off of a crane or some other large piece of construction equipment. I'm curious if anyone recognizes it and knows what it came off of? I had 13 of these that average 1140 lbs. a piece. They're stackable and have holes to bolt them together. I'm wanting to sell and replace with lead weights, but can't find any info out on these. Thanks for any help.

Justin

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   / Counterweight identification #2  
Sure, they are from an 1155 whatchamacallit!:laughing:
Sorry, no help here, but I sure would like to have a few of them around.
 
   / Counterweight identification #3  
You could join the heavy equipment forum and ask there.

Cranes

If you don't mind splitting one, I could use the top 1/3 of one weight. :)

Bruce
 
   / Counterweight identification #4  
Sure, they are from an 1155 whatchamacallit!:laughing:
Sorry, no help here, but I sure would like to have a few of them around.

I haven't seen one of those in YONKS! Good eye, Rustyiron. :thumbsup:

I'm eagerly awaiting all of the 1155 stories & tales that will soon flood this thread.
 

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