Mini-Crawler Crane M A E D A Section 4 – TRANSPORTATION
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Always put the machine in the "travelling posture"
when loading/unloading the machine. Always use
ramp boards or forwarding blocks when
loading/unloading the machine and use the
following procedure.
Fig. 4-522
1. Brake the trailer securely. Place wheel
blocks to the wheels of the trailer to secure
the trailer.
2. Secure the ramp boards in a way that the
centre of the trailer and the machine agree.
NOTICE: Verify that the two lamp boards are at
the same height.
3. Operate the acceleration pedal and keep the
engine at low speed.
4. TRAVEL slowly toward the ramp boards,
and load/unload the machine in a way that
the boom does not hit the trailer. Move
backward to load the machine, and forward
to unload the machine.
5. Do not operate any other lever than
travelling levers on the ramp boards.
6. Load the machine properly to the desired
position on the trailer.
Hoisting Machine
WARNING!
• The hoisting attachments such as wire rope
and shackle used in hoisting shall be
sufficiently strong for the weight of this
machine.
• When hoisting the machine, always put the
machine in the "travelling posture" and
securely insert the four position pins into
the rotary of the outriggers.
As for the centre of gravity of the machine,
the machine posture is determined to be
"travelling posture".
For more information on travelling posture,
see "TRAVELLING POSITION" on page 4-23.
• Hoisting the machine for long time will
cause the boom derricking cylinder to
extend, shifting the centre of gravity and
thus, the machine losing the balance.
• When transporting the machine by using
the crane, use the transportation equipment
shown in the figure and transport safely.
Fig. 4-523
• Do not hoist the machine in the posture
other than those described in the following
procedure. The machine may lose its
balance.
CAUTION:
• When the local laws and regulations are
applicable, the person who uses the crane
to perform hoisting operation must be
qualified to do it. If not, the operator must
be well trained and skilled.
• See the Dimension or the nameplate
attached to the machine for the weight of
the machine.
Fig. 4-524
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