Grove Crane TM 9120 Carrier Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Grove Crane TM 9120 Carrier Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Grove Crane TM 9120 Carrier Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Pages : 120
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Grove Crane TM 9120 Carrier Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

FOREWORD:

This handbook has been compiled to assist you in properly operating and main­ taining your Grove
Crane.

• Before placing the crane in service, take time to thoroughly farnillarize yourself with the
  contents of this manual. After all sections have been read and under­ stood, retain the manual for
  future reference in a readily accessible location.
• The Grove Crane has bsen designed for maximum performance with ITlinimum maintenance. With propar
  care, years of troubie-free service can be expected.
• Constant improvement and engineering progress makes it necessary that we
  reserve the right to make specification and equipment changes without notice.
• Engine operating procedures and routine maintenance pmcedures are supplied in a separate manual
  with each crane, and shouid be referred to for detailed in­ formation.
• Information in this manual does not replace federal, state, or local regulations,
  safety codes, or insurance requirements.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Grove Crane TM 9120 Carrier Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

Section 1 – INTRODUCTION 1-1
Section 2 – SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2-1
GENERAL 2-1
OPERATOR’S INFORMATION 2–2
OPERATOR’S QUALIFICATION 2-3
ELECTROCUTION HAZARD 2-4
Set-Up and Operation 2-5
Electrocution Hazard Devices 2-6
Electrical Contact 2-8
Special Operating Conditions and Equipment 2-8
CRUSHING HAZARDS 2-9
TRAVEL OPERATION 1
MAINTENANCE 2-12
Service and Repairs 2-13
lubrication 2–13
Tires 2-14
BATTERIES 2-14
ENGINE 2-15
WORK PRACTICES 2-15
Crane Access 2-15
Job Preparation 2-15
COLD WEATHER OPERATION 2-16
Section 3-CAB CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 3-1
ENGINE CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 3-1
Cold Start Switch 3-1
Voltmeter 3-1
Ignition Switch 3-1
Oil Pressure Gauge 3-6
Tachometer/Hourmeter 3-6
Engine Temperature Gauge 3-6
Fuel Quantity Gauge 3-6
Foot Throttle Pedal 3-6
Engine Brake Switch 3-6
Engine Brake Select Switch 3-6
Engine Stop Light 3-7
Idle/Diagnostic Switch 3-7
Test Mode Switch 3-7
Fluid/Warning Light 3-7
TRAVEL CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 3–7
Speedometer 3-7
Air Pressure Gauge 3-7
Parking Brake Control 3-7
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued}
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Park Brake Indicator 3-8
Transmission Shift Lever 3-8
Range Control Button 3-8
Clutch Pedal 3-8
Brake Pedal 3-8
Low Air Pressure Indicator 3-8
Auxiliary Transmission Control 3-8
Auxiliary Transmission Low Range Indicator 3-9
Auxiliary Transmission High Temperature Indicator 3-9
Inter-Axle Differential lock Control 3-9
Differential locked Indicator 3–9
Emergency Steer Indicator 3-9
Swing Brake On Indicator 3-9
Trailer Emergency Brake Control 3-1 o
ACCESSORY CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 3-10
Cab Circulating Fan 3-10
Horn Button 3-10
Turn Signal lever 3-10
Left Turn Signal Indicator 3-10
Right Turn Signal Indicator 3-1 0
Faur-Way Flasher Switch 3-10
Flasher Light 3-10
Cab Dome Light 3-11
Fire Extinguisher 3-11
Windshield Wiper Switch 3-11
Headlights Switch 3-11
Headlight High Beam Indicator 3-11
Heater Control Switch 3-1 i
Temperature Control 3-11
Defrost Control 3-12
Dimmer Switch 3-12
Tire Inflation Switch 3-·12
Tire Inflation Indicator 3-12
ADDITIONAL CARRIER CONTROLS 3-12
Outrigger Control Box 3-12
Outrigger Selector Switches 3-12
Outrigger Extension/Retraction Switch 3-14
Center Front Stabilizer Switch 3–14
Bubble Level Indicator 3-14
Outrigger Pin Control Box 3-14
Engage/Disengage Switch 3-14
Power Switch 3-14
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued}
Page
Section 4- OPERATING PROCEDURES 4-1
BREAKING IN A NEW CARRIER 4-1
PRE-STARTING CHECKS 4-1
Fuel Supply 4–1
Engine Oil 4-2
Engine Coolant 4-2
Batteries 4-2
Seats 4-2
Seat Belts 4-2
Seat Belt Maintenance 4-2
Cleaning Seat Belt Webbing 4–2
Signal and Running Lights 4-2
Foot and Parking Brakes 4-2
Tires 4-3
Wheels 4-3
Safety Equipment 4-3
Daily Lubrication 4-3
COLD WEATHER OPERATION 4-3
ENGINE OPERATION 4-3
Starting Procedure 4-4
Cold Weather Starting 4-5
Idling the Engine 4-5
Racing the Engine 4-6
Shutdown Procedure 4-6
CRANE TRAVEL OPERATION 4-6
Active Restraints 4-6
Seat Belts 4-6
Traveling – General 4-7
Clutch Operation 4-8
Shifting Gears 4-9
Upshifting 4–11
Downshifting 4-12
Driving Tips 4-13
Auxiliary Transmission 4-13
Inter-Axle Differential 4-13
Brakes 4-14
Removable Counterweight 4-16
When Using Upper and Lower Counterweights 4-16
Removal 4-16
Installation 4-17
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued}
Page
When Using Upper Counterweight Oniy 4··-20
Removal 4··-·20
installation , , , , 4-·22
When Removing Lower Counterweight Only 4··-23
Removal 4··-23
installation 4—23
Front and Rear Outrigger Box Removal 4-··25
Front Outrigger Box F~emoval 4—:-26
Rear Outrigger Box Removal 4···32
Front and Haar Outrigger Box Installation 4-36
Rear Outrigger Box Installation 4·•·36
Front Outrigger Box Installation 4-·37
Jobsite Travel , , 4—-38
Hecommended Crane Shutdown Procedures 4–38
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT OPERATION , 4-~-45
Engine Brake 4 45
Engine Block Heater 4–45
Trailing Boom 4 -45
Preparation for Highway Transport 4–45
Trailing Boom Operation  4—50
Returning to Normal Crane Operation 4—-51
Travel Precautions 4-52
Section 5- LUBRICATION , , , 5-1
GENERAL , 5·-1
LUBRICATION POINTS 5-1
\NIRE ROPE LUBRIC,A T!ON 5-20

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