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On my way to work this morning I passed not one, but TWO vehicles with 'Liebherr' displayed proudly down the side. There I was, sat on the A12 with a great big smile on my face and couldn't help but burst into OWTS!

 

I also remember being in Amsterdam this summer for the England game and seeing two or three Liebherr cranes, and again, a great big smile was plastered across my face. My missus thought I was mental!

 

Does this happen to anyone else?

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On my way to work this morning I passed not one, but TWO vehicles with 'Liebherr' displayed proudly down the side. There I was, sat on the A12 with a great big smile on my face and couldn't help but burst into OWTS!

 

I also remember being in Amsterdam this summer for the England game and seeing two or three Liebherr cranes, and again, a great big smile was plastered across my face. My missus thought I was mental!

 

Does this happen to anyone else?

 

I also think you're mental and have removed you as a 'Friend' on here.

 

Good luck for the future.

 

DONT PM me again!

 

p.s Merry Christmas

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Yes I think you are right but I wonder where he got his billions from?

 

He was part of Liebherr but left (I guess cashing in his shares) to start his own business. It's probably a decent guess that a fair chunk of his wealth came from the first career

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Still havn't spotted my first one yet, been looking everywhere. I have a crane coming on one of my jobs in jan, I should have specified a Liebherr.

 

Frank is right there was one between Junction 4 and Junction 3 of the M3 for some time not sure it is still there

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As i understood it, He is still a part owner (Via family) but no longer on the board having left to start up his own engineering company... smart and successful man

 

And yes there are a couple of drill like things on the M3... not that I noticed....

Markus gave up his shares in relating to a board place, to start his own companies. But still retains a baulk of shares in Liebherr Int, which if they were ever taken over, could net Markus a possible £4-6 billion more for his kitty!;)

Liebherr Int are currently worth £20,117.70 with no debt at all!

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I have to admit I was on the train from Winch to Southampton and just coming out the tunnel at Central there are a few Liebherr trucks which are being used in the engineering works. I had to have a smile, as it reminded me of Liebherr's involvement in saving us, and it was a matchday, but I confess I did not burst out in song.

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Recently spent time in Basel,Switzerland and saw many Liebherr cranes around the city plus saw quite a few on my trips through Alsace and the Black Forest. Took photos of most and I almost had a permanent grin. My Swiss non football mate was totally perplexed.

 

Mancsaint

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On my way to work this morning I passed not one, but TWO vehicles with 'Liebherr' displayed proudly down the side. There I was, sat on the A12 with a great big smile on my face and couldn't help but burst into OWTS!

 

I also remember being in Amsterdam this summer for the England game and seeing two or three Liebherr cranes, and again, a great big smile was plastered across my face. My missus thought I was mental!

 

Does this happen to anyone else?

 

 

 

We've got a Liebherr freezer, don't think it's the same branch though.

 

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Has it got stabilizers and a 30 foot jib sticking out the top?

 

It is stabilised by the vast quanties of frozen Mars bars, mince pies and diverse pastries inside it. Right at the top there are 2 lobsters which do seem to have some sort of antenna sticking upwards,can't be 30 ft long though otherwise the lid wouldn't close..

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It is stabilised by the vast quanties of frozen Mars bars, mince pies and diverse pastries inside it. Right at the top there are 2 lobsters which do seem to have some sort of antenna sticking upwards,can't be 30 ft long though otherwise the lid wouldn't close..

 

Are they 'Liebherr Lobsters' ?

 

Badum Tish!

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Of course it happens to other people. Just like when you get a new car, they suddenly pop up everywhere. As it happens, I have a friend who has both a Leibherr fridge and freezer. And they are nothing to do with our Leibherr either. But they're from the same family of Leibherrs, just as the cranes, trucks and forklifts are, so there is a little link.

 

Our Leibherr is a leader in common-rail diesel engine research. So if you have a brand new car with a common rail diesel engine in it, chances are that some of your hard earned went to Saint Markus.

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For all you local Liebherr crane spotters all you need to do is look at our very own container terminal where you can find three of the beautys, the three big one's in the middle.

Still think the purchase of those three fairly recently,and the purchase of our football club is no coincidence even though as has been pointed out our Marcus is no longer directly involved with the family company.

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I saw one all the way out here a couple of months ago.

 

My wife thought I'd reverted completely to my childhood (instead of just partially) when I got irrationally excited about a crane.

 

I could have saved myself with a smart comment about erection but chose not to go there.

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Always find this clip amazing.

 

 

Quite a demonstration of the weight and density of water, admittedly with a lot of potential energy released from height. But for anyone who wonders how ships manage to stick so far out of the water, when so little is beneath the surface, this gives you a bit of a clue.

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