Kesla 2014 - Mounting Dimensions; Permitted Lifting Values

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APPENDIXES

11.3 MOUNTING DIMENSIONS

11.4 PERMITTED LIFTING VALUES

The load plate is located in the control position and indicates the maximum load with

different lifting reaches.

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Table of Contents5
Introduction7
General Information8
Storing the Manual8
Manual Contents8
Machine Plate9
Purpose of the Crane10
Recommended Operating Conditions10
Prohibited Usage and Conditions of Use10
General Warranty Terms for Kesla Products11
The Information and Warning Symbols in the Manual13
Warning Symbols13
Contact Information13
Safety Instructions14
General Safety Information14
The Biggest Security Risks When Operating and Maintaining the Crane15
Safety Instructions16
Danger Zones During Use17
Safety Devices18
Emergency Stops19
Priorities and Dimension Drawings19
Caution and Warning Signs on the Crane20
Hydraulic System25
Safety Instructions for Handling Chemicals26
Welding the Crane27
Installing Accessories and Modifying the Device Structure27
Safety Precautions on the Road28
User's Manual Kesla Ce -Equipment29
About the Crane32
Crane's Main Components32
Crane Operation33
Crane Equipment Options33
Basic Crane Models33
Crane Accessories34
Commissioning35
Safety Instructions for the Crane's Commissioning35
Preparations for Crane Commissioning35
Crane Mounting36
Installation to a Movable Stand Behind a Truck37
Installing the Crane Behind the Cabin38
Installation of the Rotator and Its Hoses in Keslink39
Hose Connections40
Installer41
Safety Instructions41
Inspections41
Commissioning Inspection41
Warranty Service41
Periodic Inspections42
Thorough Periodic Inspection42
The Crane's Daily Inspection42
Instructions on How to Calculate the Crane's Standing Stability43
Instructions on How to Determine Experimentally the Crane'sstanding Stability44
Safety Instructions44
Test Conditions44
Performance of Test44
Working with the Crane45
General Information45
Safety Instructions45
The Crane's Operating Principle46
Working Method46
Special Safety Instructions46
Practice47
Crane Commissioning47
Emergency Stop Measures49
Tipping Hazard49
Emergency Stop in Case of Rupture of Hoses49
Additional Instructions50
Warehousing and Storage50
Start-Up after Storage50
Road Traffic51
Removal of a Crane from Use51
Troubleshooting52
Safety Instructions52
Maintenance Instructions53
Safety Instructions53
General Maintenance Instructions53
Daily Inspections54
Hydraulic Hoses and Pipes54
Shaft Locks54
Hydraulic System55
Maintenance Schedule55
Turning Device56
Lubrication of the Turning Device56
Positions of the Turning Device57
Opening of the Turning Device58
The Boom59
Lubrication of the Lifting Boom59
Lubrication of the Transfer Booms59
Opening of the Transfer Booms60
Adjustment of the Tightening of the Chains (Two - Extension Models)60
Adjustment of the Lateral Clearings61
Adjustment of the Vertical Gap (One and Two - Extension Models)61
Changing of the Sleeve Bearing62
Adjustment of the Grapple Hanger Brake62
The Hydraulic System63
Requirements Set for a Good Hydraulic Oil63
Impurities in Oil64
Avoid any Impurities in the Oil64
Biodegradable Hydraulic Oils65
Performance of Oil Change66
Pressure Measurement67
Measurement67
Lubrication68
Lubrication Targets68
Oils and Lubricants70
Electrical Diagrams71
Power Supply Cable Connections76
Annexes, Technical Specifications Etc77
Appendixes77
Specifications78
Dimension Drawing79
Mounting Dimensions80
Permitted Lifting Values80
Outreach Diagram81
Tightening Torques82
Warranty Certificate83
Customer Feedback85

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