Maeda MC-285C MINI-CRAWLER CRANE OPERATION MANUAL – PDF DOWNLOAD

Maeda MC-285C MINI-CRAWLER CRANE OPERATION MANUAL – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Maeda MC-285C MINI-CRAWLER CRANE OPERATION MANUAL – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Maeda MC-285C MINI-CRAWLER CRANE OPERATION MANUAL – PDF DOWNLOAD

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
1 Foreword 1- 2
2 Safety Information 1- 3
3 Outline of the Machine 1- 4
31 Designated type of work 1- 4
32 Configuration of the machine 1- 4
33 Functions this machine is provided with 1- 5
4 Qualification for Operating the Machine 1- 6
41 Qualification require for Operating cranes 1- 6
5 Glossary 1- 7
5 1 Definitions of words 1- 7
52 How to read working radius and lifting height diagram 1- 8
53 How to read total rated load chart 1- 9
54 How to read load indicator 1-14
SAFETY
1 Basic Rules 2- 2
2 Rules for Operation 2- 8
21 Before starting up engine 2- 8
22 After the engine has started 2- 9
23 During crane operation 2-13
3 Rules for Transporting a Crane 2-21
4 Rules for Handling the Battery 2-23
5 Rules to Observe in Connection with Services 2-25
51 Prior to conducting services 2-25
52 During service work 2-27
6 Location for Affixing Caution Plates 2-32
OPERATION
1 Nomenclature of Components 3- 2
1 Nomenclature of Components 3- 2
12 Nomenclature of travel control components 3- 3
121 Control levers and pedals 3- 4
122 Switches 3- 6
123 Meters and switches 3- 7
13 Nomenclature of crane control components 3- 9
131 Control levers 3-10
132 Switches 3-11
133 Meters and lamps 3-13
14 Over-hoist alarm system 3-14
15 Machinery Cover 3-15
1 – 15
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION
2 Operation and Controls 3-16
21 Before starting engine 3-16
211 Walk-around checks 3-16
212 Checks before starting 3-18
22 Starting the engine 3-37
221 Starting the engine with main starter switch 3-37
222 Start the engine with main starter switch in cold weather 3-38
222 Starting the engine with auxiliary starter switch 3-39
23 Operation and checking after engine has started 3-40
24 Break-in operation 3-42
25 Travel position of the machine 3-42
26 Starting the machine 3-43
2 7 Change travel direction of the machine 3-44
28 Stopping and parking the machine 3-45
29 Stopping the engine 3-46
210 Inspection and check after stopping the engine 3-46
211 Rules for travelling 3-47
212 Setting up the outrigger 3-48
213 Matters to be known before starting crane work 3-53
2 14 Operations prior to starting crane work 3-54
215 Crane work position 3-5 5
216 Hoisting and lowering operation 3-56
217 Boom hoisting and lowering operation 3-56
218 Boom telescoping operation 3-57
219 Swing operation 3-58
220 Accelerator pedal operation 3-59
221 How to use load indicator and load meter 3-60
222 Stowing the crane 3-63
223 Stowing the outrigger 3-64
224 Matters prohibited in connection with crane operation 3-67
3 Handling of Rubber Track 3-69
31 Smart way of using it 3-69
32 Warranty 3-69
33 Prohibited types of work 3-70
34 Rule for using it 3-71
4 Handling of Wire Rope 3-73
41 Standard for wire rope replacement 3-73
42 Measures to take when winch wire rope is twisted 3-74
5 Transport 3-75
51 Loading and unloading 3-75
52 How to lift the machine 3-76
53 Rules for loading 3-77
54 Rule for transport 3-77
6 Handling in Cold Climate 3-78
61 Preparation for low ambient temperature 3-78
1 – 16
INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS
7 Long Term Storage 3-80
71 Treatment prior to storage 3-80
7 2 During storage 3-80
73 After storage 3-80
8 Handling of Battery 3-81
81 Rules for handling the battery 3-81
82 Removal and installation the battery 3-82
83 Rules for charging the battery 3-82
84 Starting with booster cables in use 3-83
9 Measures to be Taken in Case of Abnormality 3-85
91 In connection with electrical components 3-85
92 In connection with the machine 3-85
93 In connection with engine 3-86
MAINTENANCE
1 Rules for Conducting Service 4- 2
2 Basics of Service 4- 4
3 Legally Required Inspection 4- 6
31 Safety regulation on crane 4- 6
4 Consumable Parts 4- 7
5 Lubrication Oil and Grease 4- 8
51 Applicable lubricants by ambient temperature 4- 8
6 Standard Tools and Standard Tightening Torque 4- 9
61 Inquiry on standard tools 4- 9
62 List of standard tightening torque 4- 9
7 Maintenance Schedule Chart 4-12
8 Service Procedure 4-14
81 Initial 10 hours service 4-14
82 Initial 50 hours service 4-14
83 Initial 250 hours service 4-14
84 When required 4-15
85 Checks before starting 4-21
86 Every 30 hours service 4-40
8 7 Every 50 hours service 4-42
88 Every 100 hours service 4-45
89 Every 250 hours service 4-46
810 Every 500 hours service 4-48
811 Every 1000 hours service 4-55
812 Every 2000 hours service 4-65
1 – 17
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION
SPECIFICATION
1 Main data and specifications 5- 2
11 Specifications chart 5- 2
12 Dimension drawing 5- 3
13 Rated total road table 5- 4
14 Working radius – lifting height chart 5- 4

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