Manitowoc Published 04-17-17, Control # 067-11 4-17
16000 HANGING MAX-ER® OPERATOR MANUAL SET-UP AND INSTALLATION
Prepare Counterweight Straps
See Figure 4-9 for the following procedure.
1. Prepare straps (2, View A) on each side of mast insert:
a. Remove pin (3) from top end of straps (2).
b. Store pin (3) in bracket (5).
c. Remove pins (3) from shipping position, rotate links
(4) to working position, and install pins (3) in working
position.
d. Rotate straps (2) rearward and lay them on top of
mast butt.
e. Repeat step on other side of mast insert.
2. Install straps (7) — stored on rear of beam assembly
(View B):
a. Remove pin (6, View B) and (9).
b. Lift strap (7) off beam assembly and into position at
counterweight straps (2, View D) on either side of
mast butt.
c. Store pin (6) on beam assembly and reinstall pin (9)
in links (8).
d. Pin hole (A) or (B) in strap (7, View D) to straps (2)
with pin (10).
Pins (10, View C) are stored in brackets on mast
insert.
e. Repeat steps for other side of mast butt.
3. Tie a 50 ft (15 m) long tagline to strap (7) on both sides of
mast butt.
Raise Fixed Mast
NOTE No counterweight — carbody or crane — is
required to raise the fixed mast.
General
A hold-back force is required to raise and lower the fixed
mast. Either an assist crane or the crane’s own boom can be
used.
• If an assist crane is used, it must provide the forces
given in Table 4-1
. Letters in Figure 4-11, View A
correspond to letters in the table.
• If crane’s own boom is used, a minimum boom length of
137.8 ft (42 m) is required.
REMINDER — the hanging MAX-ER set-up mode must be
selected in the RCL working screen to enable simultaneous
operation of Drum 4 (mast hoist on rear of rotating bed) and
Drum 5 (boom hoist in mast butt).
The following controls are used to raise the mast:
• Drum 4 (mast hoist) on left console
• Drum 5 (boom hoist) on right console
• Drum park switches
A qualified operator is required to raise the mast. The
operator shall be experienced with the 16000 and thoroughly
familiar with its operation.
A qualified signal person is required to give signals to the
operator.
Table 4-1
Mast Holdback Requirements
Mast
A
From End
of Crawler
B
Horizontal
C
Vertical
98 ft (30 m) 105 ft
(32 m)
(see Note)
30,000 lbf
(133 kN)
25,000 lbf
(111 kN)
NOTE Assist crane and equalizer must be traveled to
dimension A once mast is out of way.