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MODEL MAC 25-4 SL RATED CAPACITY MANUAL Book Part Number: T139154D HYDRAULIC MOBILE ARTICULATED PICK & CARRY CRANE 25 tonne MAXIMUM RATED CAPACITY 16.6 tonne REAR AXLE WEIGHT Do not operate this crane unless you have read and understood the information in this book.
MANUAL AND CRANE RATED CAPACITY MANUAL. COPIES OF OPERATOR’S MANUALS AND CRANE RATED CAPACITY MANUAL MAY BE OBTAINED FROM: ATTACHMENT NOTICE WRITTEN AUTHORISATION IS REQUIRED FROM TEREX AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PRIOR TO THE USE OF ANY ATTACHMENT NOT SPECIFIED IN THE MANUAL. T139154-D...
DEFINITIONS Articulation – The crane pivots in the middle to allow steering and slewing of the load. Up to 40 Articulation is possible in either direction. See Working Area diagram Deration – A decrease in the Rated Capacity due to external influences, expressed as a percentage.
If these manuals are missing, obtain replacements through Terex Australia Pty Ltd or their agents. SET-UP Reduced crane Rated Capacities for the particular job shall be established, by the operator, with due allowance for adverse operating conditions.
Handling of personnel from the boom is neither intended nor approved, except in a Terex Australia Pty Ltd supplied manbasket, correctly installed on the head of the boom, or other approved arrangement. When either the boom length or Load Radius or both are between values listed, the smallest load shown at either the next larger Load Radius or boom length shall be used, or the interpolated value shown on the LMI may be used.
Boom extension 1 and boom extension 2 move simultaneously. The winch rope is fully compensated for boom extension when boom extensions 1 & 2 are being telescoped. Boom extension 3 is powered on the MAC 25 however there is no compensation of the winch rope as the third extension is being extended. Operator to take care to extend rope as required while boom extension 3 is being telescoped.
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OPERATION ON SLOPE The operation on slope of cranes that travel with a freely suspended loads should be avoided if at all possible (refer to AS 2550.5). Mobile Cranes are primarily designed to operate on firm, flat, level ground - within a 1% gradient (refer to AS 1418.5 (2002)). Any deviation from this requires that the Rated Capacity shall be reduced (derated) accordingly.
79 kg Mount arm - Manbasket C2061 85 kg Manbasket C2062 130 kg NOTE : These masses apply only to Terex Australia Pty Ltd supplied equipment. HOOK BLOCK Hook Block: Number of Maximum Hook Falls of Rope Block RC (kg)
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WIRE ROPE Wire Rope: Rope: Non-rotating Compak Ø 14 mm 2070 MPa. 35W x 7 Minimum Breaking Force: 165 kN Rope Length: 110 m TYRE SPECIFICATIONS Condition Speed Rated Capacity (Min) Pick & Carry <1.44 km/h 10500 kg per tyre (dual fitment) Highway 80 km/h 3000 kg per tyre (dual fitment)
CRANE CONFIGURATION RANGE DIAGRAM 65° FLYJIB MAC 25 EXTENDED 60° HOOK WILL NOT REACH GROUND WHEN BOOM HEAD IS IN THIS REGION IF THE FALLBLOCK IS REEVED ON 6 PARTS FALLBLOCK EXTENDED 50° LUG 2 EXTENDED 40° LUG 1 30° EXTENDED FALLBLOCK 20°...
RATED CAPACITY CHARTS DUTY NUMBERS AND COUNTERWEIGHT POSITIONS The MAC 25 crane is fitted with a moveable counterweight which is stored on the front of the crane during travel. The counterweight is mounted at the rear of the crane to increase the rated capacity.
AFTERMARKET CONTACTS LIST AFTER HOURS SUPPORT: from anywhere within Australia National Technical Support Contact (24/7) (1800TEREXL) 1800 837 395 BUSINESS HOURS SUPPORT: Contact the relevant state office on the numbers shown below for all enquiries regarding: Spare parts Product support ...
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MODEL MAC 25 HEAD HOOK OPERATORS MANUAL Book Part Number: T169030 A 12 tonne MAXIMUM RATED CAPACITY Do not use the Head Hook attachment unless you have read and understood the information in this book T169030A...
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Table of Contents Introduction ....................3 Safety ...................... 3 Intended use of the Head Hook ............3 Machine Operating Instructions ............... 4 Description of Head Hook ..............4 Head Hook Fitment ................5 Configuration 1 – 0-20° .............. 5 3.2.1 Configuration 2 –...
1 Introduction Crane Owners and Operators: Terex appreciates your choice of our product for your application. Our number one priority is user safety which is best achieved by our joint efforts. We feel that you make a major contribution to safety if you as equipment users and operators: Comply with OH&S, Federal, State and Local Regulations.
3 Machine Operating Instructions 3.1 Description of Head Hook The head hook has been designed to create a higher lift point when the crane is operating in an area of low head room. The head hook is adjustable and is designed for use with a hook or with a sheave with 2 falls.
3.2 Head Hook Fitment 3.2.1 Configuration 1 – 0-20° Upper connection point T167844 T167845 Lower connection point Assembly of the head hook is a multiple person job. Lower the boom so the head hook can be assembled to the head. Head Hook configuration 1 best for lifts between 0-20°...
3.2.2 Configuration 2 – 20-40° Head Hook configuration 2 best for lifts between 20-40° T167844 T167845 3.2.3 Configuration 3 – 40-55° Head Hook configuration 3 best for lifts between 40-55° T167844 T167845 T169030A...
3.3 Head Hook Arrangement 3.3.1 Using a Hook on the Head Hook T168493 T167849 1. Fit the two flanged bushes T168493 to the head hook and secure in place using the M6 button head screws. NOTE Bushes are to protect the bores of the head hook for use with the sheave. 2.
3.3.2 Using a Sheave on the Head Hook T168492 T168485 T168484 Tie off Location 1. Slide shaft T168485 partially into the head hook. 2. While sliding the shaft fit sheave spacer T168484 3. Then fit the sheave followed by another sheave spacer and slide the shaft through so it’s centred in the Head Hook.
3.4 Head Hook Designed lift The head hook assembly is considered a designed lift to AS 2550.1-2011. The head hook assembly shall only be used on MAC 25-4 cranes or cranes retrofitted with the MAC 25 Dynamic LMI. It shall only be used up to a roll angle (chassis side tilt) of 10°. The roll angle shall be monitored by the user.
3.4.2 Procedure for Using a Sheave with the Head Hook The LMI shall be set to the following restrictions before lifting. 1. Enter the Site Restrictions screen. 2. Select Rigging Limit and set the value to 11.2t 3. Select Max. % Of RC Available and set the value to 75% NOTE The rigging limit is applied before the Max %, therefore the rigging limit reduces by the Max % set.
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