SCORPIO 38’ - 45’ - Crane assembly & transport process - Truck transport & Location positioning
Version 1.02 May 27, 2022
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10.3 TRUCK TRANSPORT & LOCATION POSITIONING
The Scorpio 38’/45’ cranes can be transported to different locations using a truck. It is recommended
to load it in the truck with the back of the crane facing the front of the truck. To ensure that the crane
is safely secured to the truck it has to be strapped from several points as detailed next:
Fixing points to the truck box
Front and rear straps between dolly and truck
These straps prevent the crane to move front or
back. Ensure to only strap the outer column while
pressing the L shaped corners against the column.
Side straps between arm and truck
These straps prevent the arm to turn respect the
dolly. Ensure to strap them using the front or rear
fix bars under the main arm to the sides of the truck
box.
Leveling jacks touching the ground
It is recommended to bring the leveling jack’s
shoes to the box base to give more stability to the
crane.
Straps holding the arm of the crane (do not remove while loading or unloading)
Front straps between arm and dolly
These straps prevent the arm of the crane to tilt
up. Use the front fix bar under the main arm to
secure it to the dolly.
Rear strap between arm and dolly
This strap prevents the arm of the crane to tilt
down. Use the rear fix bar under the main arm to
secure it to the dolly (This strap can be safely
loosened if the crane is empty to prevent it to hit
the truck box when using a lift gate).
Front strap securing arm extension
This strap prevents the telescopic sections to
telescope out. Use the strap from the front fix bar
under the main arm through the side support
points of the leveling head.
The straps holding the arm of the crane are to secure the crane itself, therefore those straps only
have to be removed when balancing the crane (see chapter 3.2 Starting the crane).
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