Grove Crane TMS 475 Superstructure Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Grove Crane TMS 475 Superstructure Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Grove Crane TMS 475 Superstructure Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Grove Crane TMS 475 Superstructure Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

FOREWORD:

• This manual has been compiled to assist ”/OU m properly operating and
  maintaining vow Grove Crane.
• Before piac:ng the crane m service, take time to thoroughly familiarize
  yourself with the contents of this manual. After all sections ha· e been read
  :and undNstood, retain t.he manual for future ,efernnce in a readiiy accessible
  location.
• The Grove Crane has been designed for maximum performance with minmrnm
  maintendnce. With proper care, years of troubte-free service can be expected.
• Constant improvement ar.d engineering progress makes ii: necessarv that we n::senre
  the right to make specification and equipme11t changes vvithout notice.
• Engine operating procedures and routine maintenance procedures are s pplied in a separate
  manuai with each crone, and should be referred to for detailed information.
• Information in this manual does not replace feder<!!, state. or loc2l regulations,
  safety codes, or insurance requirements.
• Any reference to Krueger in this manual is to be used for general information on!y. For
  detailed operating instructicns of the Krueger Svstem, refer to the Krueger Operator’s
  Handbook.
• Changes from the first printing of this manual that have been made in the text am
  marked by a vertical bar ! I) on the margin of the page opposite the change,
• In the event some text is remm,ed, and is not replaced with new or changed
  material, a deletion mrow is used where the text was deleted.
• In the event there is a change in an lliustr.ation, a hand with a pointing rir:iger
  wil! be used to point out \fl1here the change occurred .
• .A CHANGE RECORD page is included as page iv here:n. ;1 is intended that the recipient
  of the changes keep this CHANGE RECORD updated as each
  change is received by him.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Grove Crane TMS 475 Superstructure Operator’s & Safety Handbook Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

GENERAL
Page
INTRODUCTION 1-1
UST OF SPECIFICATIONS 1·3
SECTION II
SUPERSTRUCTURE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
INTRODUCTION 2-1
PREOPERATION 2-3
OPERATION 2-5
BATTERY 2-32
WIRE ROPE AND SHEAVES 2-33
CONTROLLED FREE FALL HOIST 2-40
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS 241
PERSONNEL PLATFORMS 2-56
COLD WEATHER OPERATION 2-59
DON’T f OR GET 2-60
SECTION Ill
DESCRIPTION
GENERAL 3-1
MAJOR COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS 3-1
Cab Assembly 3-1
Hydraulic System and Components 3-2
Reservoir 3-2
Hydraulic Oil Cooler 3-2
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Page
Pumps , , 3-2
Directional Control Valves 3-2
Hydraulic Boost Circuit , 3-2
Turntable Assembly and Swing Mechanism , 3-3
Swing Motor , 3-3
Swing Gearbox 3-3
Swing Brake 3-3
Boom Assembly 3-3
Swingaway Boom Extension , , 3-4
Main Hoist , 34
Outrigger System , 3-4
Swivels 3-4
E iectrical System , , 3-4
Heater 3 5
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT 3-5
A~frameJib 3-5
Auxiiiary Hoist ” , 3-5
Controlled Free-Fall , 3-5
Operating Control , ” 3-7
Hoist Brakes , 3-7
CAB CONTROLS AND INDICATORS , 3-7
Foot Throttle Pedal 3-10
Main Hoist Control Lever , 3-10
Hoist Rotation indicators , 3-10
Auxiliary Hoist Control Lever , 3· 10
Free-Fall Controi lever 3-10
Boom Lift Control L ever , 3-10
Boom Lift Control PedaL , , , 3-11
Mid Telescope Control lever 3-11
Swing Brake Pedal 3-11
Fly Te!escope Control Lever , 3-11
Swing Control Foot Pedal 3-11
Swing Control lever 3-11
Swing Horn , , , 3-12
PositiveSwjng Lock 3-12
Engine Coolant Temperntu re Gauge , , , 3-12
Engine Oii Pressure Gauge , , 3-12
Tachometer , 3· 12
Two-Block Indicator 3-13
Voltmeter 3-13
Heater On Indicator 3-13
Ignition On Indicator 3-13
Fuel Quantity Gauge 3-13
Defroster 3-13
Boom Angle Indicator , 3-13
Hand Throttle Control , 3-14
Outrigger Control Panel 3-14
Ignition Switch , 3-14
Engine Stop Button 3-15
Main Hoist Speed Selector Switch 3-15
Auxiliary Hoist Speed Selector Switch , 3-15
Cab Light Switch 3-15
Windshield Wiper Switch 3-15
Panel Switch 3-16
Bubble level Indicator 3-16
Heater Air Flow Control 3-16
Heater Electrical Control Panel 3-16
Mechanical Swing Brake lever 3-16
Air Conditioner 3-16
SECTION IV
OPERATING PROCEDURES
PRE-STARTING CHECKS , 4-1
fuel Supply , 4-1
Engine Oil 4-1
Engine Coolant 4-1
Batteries 4-1
Hydraulic Reservoir and Filter , 4-1
Daily Lubrication 4-2
Wire Rope 4-2
Hook Block 4-2
ENGINE OPERATION 4-3
Starting Procedure 4-3
Shutdown Procedure 4-5
GENERAL CRANE OPERATION 4-5
Pump Drive ” 4–5
Control Lever Operation 4-6
Preload Check 4-6
USiNG YOUR LOAD CHART , 4-7
CRANE FUNCTIONS 4-9
Setting the Outriggers , 4-9
Stowing the Outriggers
Counterweight Operation
Extending Counterweight , , 4-14
Retracting Counterweight 4-14
Swinging the Boom , 4 14
Elevating and Lowering the Boom 4·15
Elevating the Boom
Lowering the Boom
Emergency Boom Operating Procedures7
Telescoping the Boom , 4-17
Extending the Boom 4-17
Retracting the Boom 4-18
Power Pinned Fly S2ction , 4-18
Extend 4-18
Retract 4-20
Lowering and Raising the Cable , 4-22
lowering the Cable ” 4-22
Raising the Cable 4-22
Hoist Speed Range Selection 4-22
Stowing 4-23
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT , 4-23
Diesei Heater 4-23
Startiny 4-23
Operating 4-24
Stopping 4-24
Propane Heater 4-24
Starting , , 4-24
Stopping 4-24
Controlled Free-Fail 4-25
Suggested Procedures for Operators 4-25
Back Pressure 4-27
SECTION V
SAFETY SYSTEMS
GENERAL 5-1
KRUEGER LOAD MOMENT INDICATING (LMI) SYSTEM 5-1
ANTITWO-B LOCK SYSTEM 5-1
CONTROL LEVER LOCKOUT SYSTEM 5-2
SECTION VI
LUBRICATION
GENERAL; 6-1
LUBRICANTS 6-1
Hydraulic Oil Recommendations 6-4
Viscosity 6-5
Arctic Conditions 6-6
Antiwear Additives 6-6
LUBRICATION POINTS 6-6
WIRE ROPE LUBRICATION 6-21
SECTION Vii
SET UP AND INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
GENERAL 7-1
INSTALLING CABLE ON THE HOIST 7-1
CABLE REEVING 7-2
SWINGAWAY BOOM EXTENSION 7-3
Erecting 7-3
Stowing 7-6
A-FRAME JIB 7-7
Erecting 7-7
Stowage 7-10
Moving From the Travel Stowed Position to the Working Stowed
Position 7-12
Moving From the Working Stowed Position to the Travel Stowed
Position 7 -12
COUNTERWEIGHT 7-15
Removal 7-15
Installation 7~ 18

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