Tadano All Terrain Crane AR-1200M Operation Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

Tadano All Terrain Crane AR-1200M Operation Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Tadano All Terrain Crane AR-1200M Operation Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Pages :303
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Tadano All Terrain Crane AR-1200M Operation Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

Safety A-1
Safety Rules A-2
Before OperationA-2
Rules for Operation (Setting Outriggers) A-7
Rules for Operation (General) A-8
Rules for Operation (Weather) A-18
Rules for Operation (Power Lines, Radio Waves)
A-19
Rules for Operation (Special Operation) A-21
After Operation A-22
Rules for Road Travel A-22
Rules for Inspection and Maintenance A-23
Contents1
Preface 4
Servicing and Ordering Parts 5
Components6
Layout of Controls 7
Terminology 10
[OPERATION]
Crane Operation Procedure – Summary 13
Preparatory Steps13
During Operation 14
At the End of Operation14
How to Read Performance Data Plate15
Load Radius-Lifting Height Chart 15
Rated Lifting Capacity Table 16
AML (Overload Prevention Device)22
Configuration and Functions of the AML System
23
Controls 24
Messages and Recovering Operations25
In the Event of a System Failure 28
How to Use the Multi-display 26
Names and Functions of the Keys 29
Turning On and Off the Power Supply 30
Before Crane Operations 30
Brightness of the Display and its Adjustment 32
Choosing a Screen Display 33
Pre-operational Inspection34
Registering Operating Condition 36
Setting a Standard Display 38
Limiting a Working Range 40
Confirming the Working Range 42
Confirming Pump, Wind speed and Accumulator
Pressures 43
Camera Monitor Display (Option)44
Calculating the Load of Outriggers 45
Clock Adjustment 48
Confirming How to Use the Multi-display 49
Other Safety Devices 50
Overwind Cutout Device 50
Low Accumulator Pressure Alarm Device51
AML External Indicator Lamp 52
Outriggers 53
Setting the Outriggers 53
Controls 54
Outrigger Extension Width55
Preparations for Outrigger Operations 55
How to Use the Accelerator Switch 55
Extending the Outriggers56
Level Adjustment 59
Stowing the Outriggers 60
Outrigger Operations for Traveling a Small Distance
59
Crane Operator’s Cab 61
Before Entering and Exiting the Crane Operator’s
Cab 62
Opening and Closing the Door62
Opening and Closing the Window 63
Adjusting the Seat 63
Adjusting the Lever Stand 64
Canceling the Lever Lock 64
Tilting the Crane Operator’s Cab 65
Starting and Stopping the Engine66
Controls 66
Inspection before Starting the Engine68
Starting the Engine 68
Stopping the Engine 69
Warming Up the Machine 70
Warning Up the Machine70
Acceleration 71
Controls 71
Hoisting 72
Controls 72
Hoisting 74
How to Use Other Controls 75
Telescoping the Boom 78
Controls 78
Extending and Retracting the Boom82
Boom Length Adjustment 85
Emergency Boom Telescoping Operation 86
How to Use Other Controls 87
Elevating the Boom 88
Controls 88
Raising and Lowering the Boom 90
How to Use Other Controls 91
Swinging the Boom 92
Controls 92
Swinging the Boom94
How to Use Other Controls 95
Taking Out and Stowing the 50-ton Hook Block 97
Taking Out the 50-ton Hook Block 97
Stowing the 50-ton Hook Block 98
Reeving Wire Ropes 99
Standard Number of Parts of Line 99
Reeving Procedure 102
Single Top104
Components104
Single Top Lift 104
Mounting the Single Top 105
Stowing the Single Top 106
Jib 108
Components108
Jib Lift 109
Mounting the Jib 111
Telescoping the Jib and Changing the Offset Angle
124
Stowing the Jib 125
Boom Lift while the Jib is Removed 135
Luffing Jib136
Components136
Jib Length Combination136
Pre-operational Inspection (before Luffing Jib Lift)
138
Operation through the Remote Control Unit 140
Luffing Jib Lift 141
Mounting the Luffing Jib 147
Dismounting the Luffing Jib 170
Mounting and Dismounting Counterweights 181
Components181
Combination of Counterweights 181
Controls 182
Mounting/Dismounting the Counterweights184
How to Use the Counterweight Emergency
Operation Switch 188
Mounting and Dismounting the Crane 189
Components190
Precautions for Dismounting the Crane 191
Removing/Attaching the Dismounting Ring Spacers
191
Operation through the Remote Control Unit 193
Mounting the Crane Revolving Structure 194
Mounting the Boom Assy 199
Dismounting the Boom Assy 204
Dismounting the Crane Revolving Structure 209
Equipment Inside the Cab213
Air Conditioner 214
Radio218
How to Use Other Equipment 221
[INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE]
Inspection and Maintenance225
Pre-operational and Periodic Inspection226
Safety Parts Requiring Regular Replacement229
Greasing 230
Maintenance Table 230
Greasing Chart 231
Gear Oil233
Maintenance Table 233
Winch Speed Reducer Oil Replacement233
Swing Speed Reducer Oil Replacement234
Luffing Jib Elevation Wire Rope Reeving Winch
Speed Reducer Oil Replacement235
Engine 236
Maintenance Table 236
Air Cleaner Check236
Element Cleaning 236
Element Replacement237
Engine Cooling System 238
Maintenance Table 238
Cooling Water Level Check 238
Fuel System 239
Maintenance Table 239
Fuel Tank Level Check 239
Hydraulic System 240
Maintenance Table 240
Oil Level Check (Hydraulic Oil Tank) 241
Oil Replacement (Hydraulic Oil Tank)241
Return Filter (Hydraulic Oil Tank)243
Air Breather (Hydraulic Oil Tank) 243
Line Filter (Automatic Stop Circuit)243
Swing System244
Maintenance Table 244
Swing Bearing Mounting Bolt Check 244
Electrical System 245
Maintenance Table 245
Fuse Replacement 245
Battery Electrolyte Check 246
Air Conditioning System 247
Maintenance Table 247
Air Filter Cleaning 247
Condenser Fin Clogging Check 247
Compressor Drive Belt Tension Check 248
Filling Amount of Cooling Agent Gas 248
Periodic Part Replacement 248
Wire Ropes 249
Proper Handling of Wire Ropes 249
Wire Rope Replacement 250
[INFORMATION AND DATA]
Conversion 255
Specifications 256
Crane Specifications 256
Overall Dimensions257
Relief Valve Pressure 258
Wire Rope Specifications 258
Mass of the Hook Block258
Other258
Oils and Greases 259
Table 259
Recommended Oils and Greases 260
Consumable Parts 261
Filters261
Fuses261
AR-1200M Weight Distribution Chart 263
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