LOAD KING 80-160 Bedienungsanleitung

OPERATORS MANUAL

LOAD KING

80-160

REV B

DECEMBER, 2020

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•Always start andoperate theengine in awell-ventilated area.

•If in an enclosed area,ventthe exhausttothe outside.

•Donot modify or tamper with theexhaust system.

•Donot idle the engine except as necessary.

WARNING Operating, servicingand maintainingthis equipmentcan expose you

to chemicals including engine exhaust, carbon monoxide, phthalates, and lead,which

are knowntothe Stateof California to causecancer andbirth defects or other

reproductive harm.These chemicals canbeemitted from or contained in other various

parts and systems, fluids and some componentwear by-products. To minimize

exposure,avoid breathing exhaust, do not idlethe engine except as necessary, service

your equipmentand vehicle in awell-ventilated area andwear gloves or wash your

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Breathingdiesel engine exhaustexposes youto chemicals knowntothe Stateof

Californiato cause cancer andbirth defectsorother reproductive harm.

Company

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction

Construction and Industrial Equipment Product Safety.........................................1

Nomenclature........................................................................................................2

Intended Use.........................................................................................................3

Bulletin Distribution and Compliance....................................................................4

Contacting Manufacturer.......................................................................................5

Transfer of Machine Ownership.............................................................................6

2. Safety

Safety Introduction.................................................................................................1

Product Safety Decals............................................................................................2

Safety Deﬁnitions Used in this Manual...................................................................2

General Safety........................................................................................................7

Safety Sign Maintenance..................................................................................7

80-160 Safety Sign Locations...........................................................................8

Safety Guidelines............................................................................................26

Personal Protection Equipment............................................................................27

Workplace Safety.................................................................................................28

Effects of Wind Conditions..................................................................................37

Lightning Storm....................................................................................................39

Temporary Interruption of Crane Operations........................................................40

Resuming Crane Operations................................................................................43

Ending Crane Operations.....................................................................................44

Turning/Driving in Reverse...................................................................................45

Parking the Vehicle...............................................................................................46

Lock Out & Tag Out...............................................................................................47

Access/Egress.....................................................................................................49

PersonalSafety.....................................................................................................56

Seat Belts.............................................................................................................57

3. Assembly

Erecting the Jib......................................................................................................1

Changing the Offset of the Jib................................................................................3

Spooling Wire Rope on Drums ...............................................................................5

Cable Sockets........................................................................................................9

Hoist-Line Reeving...............................................................................................12

Cable Reeving......................................................................................................15

Dead Ending Wire Rope in Socket........................................................................16

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Extending and Retracting the Jib Pull-out Section...............................................17

Counterweight Installation ..................................................................................19

4. Description Of Machine and Controls

Controls in the Cab.................................................................................................1

Upper Controls and Instruments.........................................................................16

Universal Symbol Identiﬁcation...........................................................................19

Power Take-Off....................................................................................................23

Carrier Controls and Instruments........................................................................25

Side-Stow Jib......................................................................................................26

Rated Capacity Indicator and ATB.......................................................................28

Rated Capacity Indicator System...................................................................28

ATB Components...........................................................................................29

5. Inspection

Pre-Start Inspection..............................................................................................1

Suggested Hydraulic Crane Inspection Checklist..................................................3

Daily Check (8 Hours).............................................................................................8

Weekly Check (40 Hours).......................................................................................9

MonthlyCheck(80hours)......................................................................................10

Quarterly Checks (250 Hours)...............................................................................11

Semiannual Checks (1000 Hours)........................................................................12

Annual Check (1500 - 2000 Hours).......................................................................13

Crane Boom.........................................................................................................14

Wire Rope Inspection...........................................................................................17

Wire Rope Inspection Record...............................................................................19

Mobile Crane Load Test Inspection......................................................................20

6. Operating Instructions

Job-Site..................................................................................................................1

Job Site Setup Procedure.................................................................................1

Outrigger Positioning........................................................................................2

Work Site Position.............................................................................................4

Cold Weather Operation...................................................................................5

General Operational Issues....................................................................................6

Ignition Switch-Carrier Cab & Upper Operator’s Cab .......................................6

General Rules...................................................................................................7

Safety Devices..................................................................................................8

Training and Operator Qualiﬁcations.................................................................9

Operator Aids......................................................................................................10

Load Handling Operations ..................................................................................11

Max. Load and Boom Angle Charts.....................................................................12

Using the Maximum Load Chart.....................................................................12

Load Rating Chart Interpretation....................................................................14

Operating Radius...........................................................................................20

Boom Angle Placards.....................................................................................21

Operating the Unit................................................................................................22

Operator Shutoff Devices...............................................................................22

Operating the Unit..........................................................................................25

Jump Starting an Engine- Booster Cable Instructions....................................26

Unusual Operating Conditions.......................................................................27

Initiating Operation.........................................................................................31

Arm and Hand Signals....................................................................................32

Lifting the Load...............................................................................................33

Making a Typical Lift........................................................................................34

Moving the Unit....................................................................................................39

Removable Counterweight.............................................................................39

VehicularOperation.........................................................................................42

Traveling around the Jobsite...........................................................................44

Roading the Unit.............................................................................................47

Towing or Pushing Vehicle...............................................................................48

Dolly................................................................................................................49

Emergency Procedures........................................................................................57

Emergency Procedures..................................................................................57

Emergency Boom Retraction..........................................................................58

Emergency Lowering of Boom.......................................................................59

Emergency Rotation.......................................................................................60

7. Disassembly

Side Stow Jib Stowage..........................................................................................1

8. Transportation

Transporting the Crane..........................................................................................1

Instructions for Loading and Unloading ................................................................2

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9. Maintenance

Maintenance Introduction......................................................................................1

Cold Weather Package Speciﬁcation.....................................................................2

Cold Weather Package Recommendations...........................................................3

Safety Practices.....................................................................................................7

General Work Practices..........................................................................................9

Storing Components............................................................................................10

Cleanliness...........................................................................................................11

Operator Observation..........................................................................................12

Maintenance Checks and Lubrication..................................................................13

90-Day Maintenance Items...................................................................................15

Semi-Annual Maintenance Items ........................................................................16

Machine Maintenance Checklist..........................................................................17

Hydraulic Hoses..................................................................................................20

Filters and Maintenance......................................................................................22

Diesel Exhaust Fluid Speciﬁcation.......................................................................24

TIRES...................................................................................................................28

Tire Maintenance.................................................................................................30

Aluminum Decking & Fender Maintenance Procedure........................................33

Swing Lock Maintenance....................................................................................34

HVAC...................................................................................................................35

Wire rope and reeving..........................................................................................39

Lubrication...........................................................................................................41

LubricationIntroduction..................................................................................41

Master Lubrication Chart................................................................................43

Hydraulic Oil Requirements............................................................................45

Turntable and Swing Pinion............................................................................49

Cable Lubrication Methods............................................................................51

BoomLubrication............................................................................................54

Boom Lubrication and Wear Pads Inspection Record...................................60

Swing Reducers.............................................................................................61

Slider Pads.....................................................................................................62

Swing System Maintenance.................................................................................63

Swing Bearing Bolting Procedure...................................................................63

Winch Lubrication................................................................................................65

Wire Rope Lubrication..........................................................................................66

Drive Shaft Maintenance......................................................................................67

Brake System Maintenance.................................................................................70

Air System Maintenance......................................................................................71

Hydraulic System Maintenance...........................................................................72

ATB System..........................................................................................................76

Storage.................................................................................................................78

Machine Storage............................................................................................79

Chrome Cylinder Rod Storage........................................................................80

Restoration to Service.....................................................................................81

10. Specications

Wire Rope Speciﬁcations.......................................................................................1

Vehicle Dimensions................................................................................................2

Pumps and Function Speeds.................................................................................5

11. Troubleshooting

Introduction..............................................................................................................1

General Procedure.................................................................................................3

Hydraulics - General..............................................................................................4

Operator Controls..................................................................................................5

Siwng Circuit..........................................................................................................6

Boom Hoist Circuit.................................................................................................7

Telescope Circuit....................................................................................................8

Winch Circuit..........................................................................................................9

Outrigger Circuit...................................................................................................11

Swing Pumps Circuit............................................................................................12

Swing Circuit Control Valves................................................................................15

Swing Circuit Control Valves................................................................................17

Fluid Motor...........................................................................................................18

Cylinders..............................................................................................................20

Cylinder Leakage.................................................................................................21

Excessive Heating of Oil In System......................................................................23

Electrical Controls................................................................................................24

Two-Block System...............................................................................................25

12. Service / Parts

General Service Information...................................................................................1

Outrigger Position Sensors.....................................................................................2

General Work Practices..........................................................................................4

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Repairs-Adjustments-Remarks Log.......................................................................5

Torque Wrench Extensions.....................................................................................6

Welding Instructions...............................................................................................8

Hydraulic System.................................................................................................10

Pressure Settings-Pumps & Valves................................................................10

Pumps............................................................................................................17

Rotary Manifold..............................................................................................18

Rotation System...................................................................................................20

Inspection of Rotation Bearing Clearance......................................................20

Swing Reducer...............................................................................................22

Electrical System..................................................................................................23

Fuse Block-Operator’s Cab............................................................................23

Relay & Fuse Block-Chassis............................................................................25

Electrical System Collector Ring....................................................................26

Maintenance -Free Battery Testing................................................................28

13. Appendix

Conversion Tables..................................................................................................1

Average Weight of Materials...................................................................................5

Torque Specs -SAE & Metric..................................................................................7

California Proposition 65 Warning..........................................................................9

Lead Warning - State of California........................................................................10

Greer Element VGA Operator’s Manual................................................................11

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