Title Page
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CRANE MOUNT BOLT TORQUE VALUES
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CRANE SERVICE INTERVAL
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CRANE LUBE POINTS
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TIRE POSITIONER LUBE POINTS
CRANE INSPECTING
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1. Check control levers to make sure all operate smoothly.
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2. Check crane hook, mounting bolt, and safety latch.
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3. Check crane hose routing and fittings for leaks or damage.
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4. Check hydraulic oil in crane tank and check for leaks.
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5. Check hydraulic pressure to make sure pump is operating to specifications.
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6. Check for broken or damaged grease fittings on crane.
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7. Check condition of crane (weld cracks and structural damage).
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8. Check crane boss main boom to mast.
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9. Check crane boss main boom to outer boom.
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10. Check crane mounting bolts and nuts. Hit mounting block with a small hammer to quickly check crane mount¬ing bolts for movement. (Picture shows oversized hammer for illustrative pur¬poses.)
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11. Check safety decal and weight chart make sure all are still on crane.
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12. Check all cylinders for leaks.
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13. Check bushing wear on all pivot points and cylinder ends.
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14. Check pivot link welds and pin condition for any signs of stress. Make sure mount¬ing fasteners are tight.
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15. Check pivot pin retaining device (roll pins, snap rings, and bolts.)
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16. Check Tire Positioner hoses for wear, leaks, loose fittings, and proper mounting.
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17. Check Tire Positioner gear box oil level.<br><br>1. Stand Tire Positioner up so arms are parallel to crane mast.<br>2. Remove sight plug. Oil should drain out.<br>3. If oil doesn't drain out, remove fill plug and fill with 90W until oil drains out sight plug.
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18. Check for broken or damaged grease fittings on Tire Positioner.
SIGN OFF
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Name and Signature
