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The Westward Hydraulic Engine Crane is a robust lifting device designed for the safe and controlled lifting, lowering, and relocation of automotive and light truck engines and assemblies. It is not intended for use as a load support device; loads must be immediately transferred to appropriately rated support devices such as engine stands or workbenches. The crane is designed to meet applicable ANSI/PALD Standards, ensuring a level of safety and performance for its intended applications.
The primary function of the Westward Hydraulic Engine Crane is to facilitate the removal and installation of engines and assemblies in vehicles. It achieves this through a hydraulic power unit equipped with a built-in pressure overload bypass and a metered release valve. This allows the operator to lower the boom at a controlled rate of speed, preventing sudden drops and ensuring precise positioning of the load. The crane's design allows for it to be knocked down for storage or relocation and reassembled, making it a versatile tool for various workshop environments. The 3ZC72K model specifically features a space-saver design for compact storage, addressing concerns about workshop space.
The manual provides specifications for three models: 3ZC71H, 3ZC72K, and 5Z010G, each with varying capacities and boom dimensions depending on the boom extension lock position.
Note: Lift capacity diminishes as boom length is extended. Various boom lock positions are indicated on the boom extension.
The manual includes a troubleshooting chart to address common issues:
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 3ZC71H |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
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