Crane 2 Rt700e Load Chart

7/21/2019 Crane 2 Rt700e Load Chart

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LOAD CHARTSRT760E

85% STABILITY

ON OUTRIGGERS

75% STABILITY

ON RUBBERSERIAL NUMBER

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL NOTES....................................................................................................4

WEIGHT REDUCTIONS / LINE PULLS & REEVING INFO......................................5

LIFTING AREA DIAGRAMS......................................................................................6RANGE DIAGRAM....................................................................................................7

ON OUTRIGGERS FULLY EXTENDED

MAIN BOOM..................................................................................................8

EXTENSION..................................................................................................9

ON RUBBER.....................................................................................................10-11

ON OUTRIGGERS 50% EXTENDED

MAIN BOOM................................................................................................13

EXTENSION................................................................................................14

ON OUTRIGGERS 0% EXTENDED

MAIN BOOM................................................................................................15

TIRE INFLATION....................................................................................................16


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NOTES FOR LIFTING CAPACITIESGENERAL:

1. Rated loads as shown on lift chart pertain to this machine as originally manufactured and equipped. Modifications to the machine oruse of optional equipment other than that specified can result in a reduction of capacity.

2. Construction equipment can be hazardous if improperly operated or maintained. Operation and maintenance of this machine shall bein compliance with the information in the Operators and Safety Handbook, Service Manual, and Parts Manual supplied with thismachine. If these manuals are missing, order replacements from the manufacturer through the distributor.

3. The operator and other personnel associated with machine shall fully acquaint themselves with the latest American National SafetyStandards (ASME/ANSI) for cranes.

SETUP:

1. The machine shall be level and on a firm supporting surface. Depending on the nature of the supporting surface, it may be necessaryto have structural supports under the outrigger floats or tires to spread the load to a larger bearing surface.

2. For outrigger operation, outriggers shall be properly extended with tires raised free of crane weight before operating the boom orlifting loads. 3. When machine is equipped with center front stabilizer, the front stabilizer shall be set in accordance with instructions in Operator's

& Safety Handbook. 4. When equipped with removable and/or extendible counterweight, the proper counterweight shall be installed and fully extended

before and during operation. 5. If crane is approved by the manufacturer for on-rubber lifting, tires shall be inflated to the recommended pressure before lifting on

rubber. 6. With certain boom and hoist tackle combinations, maximum capacities may not be obtainable with standard cable lengths. 7. Unless approved by the crane manufacturer, do not travel with boom extension or jib erected. Refer to Operator's and Safety

Handbook for job-site travel information.

OPERATION:

1. Rated loads at rated radius shall not be exceeded. Do not attempt to tip the machine to determine allowable loads. For clamshell orconcrete bucket operation, weight of bucket and load must not exceed 80% of rated lifting capacities.

2. All rated loads have been tested to and meet minimum requirements of SAE J1063 - Cantilevered Boom Crane Structures - Methodof Test, and do not exceed 85% of the tipping load on outriggers fully extended. Capacities on outriggers 50% extended and 0%

extended (fully retracted) correspond to SAE J1289 (Test Load = 1.25P + 0.1A). 0.1A represents one-tenth (0.10) of the total boomweight reduced to the boom point. Loads are also determined by SAE J765 Crane Stability Test Code. 3. Rated loads include the weight of hookblock, slings and auxiliary lifting devices and their weights shall be subtracted from the listed

rating to obtain the net load to be lifted. When more than the minimum required hoist reeving is used, the additional rope weight shallbe considered part of the load to be lifted.

4. Load ratings are based on freely suspended loads. No attempt shall be made to move a load horizontally on the ground in anydirection.

5. The maximum in-service wind speed is 20 m.p.h. (32 km/h). It is recommended when wind velocity is above 20 m.p.h. (32 km/h).rated loads and boom lengths shall be appropriately reduced. For machines not in-service, the main boom should be retracted andlowered with swing brake set in wind velocities over 30 m.p.h. (48 km/h).

6. Rated loads are for lift crane service only. 7. Do not operate at a radius or boom length where capacities are not listed. At these positions, the machine may overturn without any

load on the hook. 8. The maximum load which can be telescoped is not definable because of variations in loadings and crane maintenance, but it is safe

to attempt retraction and extension of the boom within the limits of the capacity chart. 9. When either boom length or radius or both are between values listed, the smallest load shown at either the next larger radius or next

longer or shorter boom length shall be used.10. For safe operation, the user shall make due allowances for his particular job conditions, such as: soft or uneven ground, out of levelconditions, high winds, side loads, pendulum action, jerking or sudden stopping of loads, experience of personnel, two machine(tandem) lifts, traveling with loads, electric wires, obstacles, hazardous conditions, etc. Side pull on boom or jib is extremelydangerous.

11. If machine is equipped with individually controlled powered boom sections, the boom sections must be extended equally at all times.12. Never handle personnel with this machine unless the requirements of the applicable national, state, and local regulations and safety

codes are met.13. Keep load handling devices a minimum of 42 inches (107 cm) below boom head at all times.14. The boom angle before loading should be greater than the loaded boom angle to account for deflection.15. Capacities appearing above the bold line are based on structural strength and tipping should not be relied upon as a capacity

limitation.16. Capacities for the 36 ft. boom length shall be lifted with boom fully retracted. If boom is not fully retracted, capacities shall not

exceed those shown for the 40 ft. boom length.17. When operating in the "On Outriggers 50% Extended (17' 4" spread)" mode, the outrigger beam pins must be engaged. When

operating in the "On Outriggers 0% Extended (10' 5" spread)" mode, the outrigger beams must be fully retracted. Failure to follow

these precautions could result in structural damage or loss of stability of the machine.18. Regardless of counterweight and outrigger spread configuration, no deduct is required from the main boom charts for a stowed

boom extension.19. DO NOT lift loads when boom is fully lowered. The Load Moment Indicator (LMI) senses pressure and will not provide warnings or

lockout. The crane can become overloaded if lift cylinder(s) is fully retracted.20. The maximum outrigger pad load is 80,800 lb.

DEFINITIONS:

1. Operating Radius: Horizontal distance from a projection of the axis of rotation to the supporting surface before loading to the centerof the vertical hoist line or tackle with load applied.

2. Loaded Boom Angle (Shown in Parenthesis on Main Boom Capacity Chart): is the angle between the boom base section and thehorizontal, after lifting the rated load at the rated radius with the rated boom length.

3. Working Area: Areas measured in a circular arc about the center line of rotation as shown on the working area diagram.

4. Freely Suspended Load: Load hanging free with no direct external force applied except by the lift cable.

5. Side Load: Horizontal force applied to the lifted load either on the ground or in the air.


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WEIGHT REDUCTIONS FORLOAD HANDLING DEVICES

When lifting over swingaway and/or jib combina-

tions, deduct total weight of all load handlingdevices reeved over main boom nose directly

from swingaway or jib capacity.

NOTE: All load handling devices and boom attach-ments are considered part of the load and suitable

allowances MUST BE MADE for their combinedweights. Weights are for Grove furnished equip-

ment.

33 FT. - 56 FT.

FOLDING BOOM EXTENSION*33 ft. Extension (Erected) - 5,080 lb.

*56 ft. Extension (Erected) - 11,330 lb.

*Reduction of main boom capacities

AUXILIARY BOOM NOSE 137 lb.

HOOKBLOCKS and HEADACHE BALLS:

60 Ton, 5 Sheave 1250 lb.+

50 Ton, 4 Sheave 1000 lb.+

50 Ton, 3 Sheave* 1000 lb.+

8.3 Ton Headache Ball (non-swivel) 350 lb.+

8.3 Ton Headache Ball (swivel)* 370 lb.+

* DO NOT use with 18x19 class of rope.

+Refer to rating plate for actual weight.

LINE PULLS AND REEVING INFORMATION

HOISTS CABLE SPECS. PERMISSIBLE

LINE PULLSNOMINAL

CABLE LENGTH

Main & Aux.3/4" (19 mm) 18x19 Class

Rotation Resistant

Min. Breaking Str. 64,600 lb.

12,920 lb. 550 ft.

Main3/4" (19 mm) 6x37 Class,

EIPS, IWRC Special FlexibleMin. Breaking Str. 58,800 lb.

16,800 lb. 500 ft.

(no deduct required for stowed boom extension)


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RATED LIFTING CAPACITIES IN POUNDS36 FT. - 110 FT. BOOM

ON OUTRIGGERS FULLY EXTENDED - 360

Radiusin

Feet

#0001

Main Boom Length in Feet

36 40 50 **60 70 80 90 100 110

10 120,000

(69)84,400

(72)80,200

(76)*62,500

(78)

12 100,000

(65.5)84,400(68.5)

80,200(73.5)

62,500(77)

*36,800(78)

15 85,400

(59.5)82,700(63.5)

80,200(70)

61,000(74)

36,800(76.5)

*36,800(78)

*31,000(78)

20 65,700

(49)65,000

(55)64,300(63.5)

50,650(69)

36,800(72)

36,800(75)

31,000(77)

*29,100(78)

*24,000(78)

25 52,800

(36)52,450

(45)51,850(56.5)

41,800(63.5)

36,800(68)

34,000(71)

30,000(73.5)

27,000(76)

24,000(77.5)

30 42,150

(31.5)39,600(48.5)

38,000(57.5)

33,400(63)

29,000(67)

25,300(70.5)

24,200(72.5)

22,000(75)

35 31,750

(40)29,750(51.5)

28,700(58)

25,000(63)

22,200(67)

21,750(69.5)

20,000(72)

40 24,450

(28)24,750

(45)23,600

(53)22,000

(59)20,200

(63)19,000(66.5)

18,500(69)

45 See

Note 1619,750

(37)19,700(47.5)

18,800(54.5)

17,800(59.5)

17,300(63)

17,300(66.5)

50 16,000

(26.5)16,750

(41)16,500(49.5)

16,000(55.5)

16,000(60)

16,000(63.5)

55 13,650

(33.5)14,300(44.5)

14,100(51)

14,100(56.5)

14,100(60)

60 11,150

(24)12,000(38.5)

12,200(47)

12,200(52.5)

12,200(57)

65 10,100

(31.5)10,800

(42)10,600(48.5)

10,600(53.5)

70 8,480

(22.5)

9,410

(36.5)

9,000

(44.5)

9,000

(50)

75 8,100

(30)7,800(40)

7,800(46.5)

80 6,920

(21.5)6,600(34.5)

6,600(42.5)

85 5,800

(28.5)5,800(38)

90 5,000

(20.5)5,000(33)

95 4,440

(27.5)

100 3,880

(19.5)

Minimum boom angle () for indicated length (no load) 0Maximum boom length (ft.) at 0boom angle (no load) 110

NOTE: ( ) Boom angles are in degrees.

#LMI operating code. Refer to LMI manual for operating instructions.*This capacity is based on maximum boom angle.

Lifting Capacities at Zero Degree Boom AngleOn Outriggers Fully Extended - 360

BoomAngle


36 40 50 **60 70 80 90 100 110

0 29,050

(29.8)24,450(34.2)

17,050(44.2)

11,950(54.6)

9,400(64.2)

7,310(74.2)

6,050(84.2)

4,660(94.2)

3,350(104.2)

NOTE: ( ) Reference radii in feet.** Boom length is with inner-mid fully extended and outer-mid & fly fully retracted.

A6-829-101070


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33 FT. - 56 FT. TELE OFFSETTABLE BOOM EXTENSIONON OUTRIGGERS FULLY EXTENDED - 360

NOTES:

1. All capacities above the bold line are based

on structural strength of boom extensionand do not exceed 85% of tipping loads, in

accordance with SAE J765.

2. 33 ft. and 56 ft. boom extension lengthsmay be used for single line lifting service

3. Radii listed are for a fully extended boomwith the boom extension erected. Fo

main boom lengths less than fully ex-tended, the rated loads are determined by

boom angle. Use only the column whichcorresponds to the boom extension length

and offset for which the machine is configured. For boom angles not shown, use therating of the next lower boom angle.

WARNING: Operation of this machinewith heavier loads than the capacities

listed is strictly prohibited. Machine tip-ping with boom extension occurs rapidly

and without advance warning.

4. Boom angle is the angle above or below

horizontal of the longitudinal axis of theboom base section after lifting rated load

5. Capacities listed are with outriggers fully

extended and vertical jacks set only.

Radiusin

Feet

33 ft. LENGTH 56 ft. LENGTH

0

OFFSET

25

OFFSET

45

OFFSET

0

OFFSET

25

OFFSET

45

OFFSET

#0021 #0022 #0023 #0041 #0042 #0043

30 11,650

(77.5)

35 11,650(75.5)

*6,700(78)

40 10,850

(73.5)*8,500

(78)6,700(76.5)

45 10,000

(71.5)8,500(76.5)

*5,000(78)

6,500(74.5)

50 9,430

(69.5)8,500(74)

5,000(76.5)

6,400(73)

55 8,780

(67.5)7,850(72)

5,000(74.5)

6,300(71.5)

*5,100(78)

60 8,130

(65)7,200(70)

5,000(72)

6,200(69.5)

5,100(77)

65 7,620

(63)

6,750

(67.5)

4,850

(70)

5,850

(67.5)

5,100

(75)

*3,000

(78)

70 7,110

(61)6,300(65)

4,700(67.5)

5,500(66)

5,100(73)

3,000(77)

75

6,700

(58.5)

5,950

(63)

4,600

(65)

5,200

(64)

4,800

(71)

3,000

(75)

80 6,300

(56)5,600(60.5)

4,500(62.5)

4,900(62)

4,500(69)

3,000(72.5)

85 5,880

(53.5)5,250(58)

4,450(59.5)

4,600(60)

4,100(67)

2,800(70.5)

90 5,460

(51)4,900(55)

4,400(57)

4,300(58.5)

3,700(65)

2,600(68.5)

95 4,880

(48.5)

4,650

(52.5)

4,190

(54)

4,000

(56)

3,450

(62.5)

2,450

(66)

100 4,300

(45.5)

4,400

(49.5)

3,980

(51)

3,700

(54)

3,200

(60.5)

2,300

(63.5)

105 3,830

(42.5)

4,020

(46.5)

3,720

(47.5)

3,450

(52)

3,050

(58)

2,150

(61)

110 3,360

(39.5)

3,650

(43)

3,200

(49.5)

2,900

(55.5)

2,000

(58.5)

115 2,880

(36)

3,150

(39.5)

2,950

(47.5)

2,750

(53)

1,940

(55.5)

120 2,400

(32)2,650(35)

2,700(45)

2,600(50.5)

1,890(53)

125 1,970

(27.5)2,200(30.5)

2,400(42)

2,370(47.5)

1,840(49.5)

130 1,550

(22)2,100(39.5)

2,150(44.5)

135 1,850

(36.5)1,950(41.5)

140 1,600

(33)

1,750

(37.5)

145 1,350

(29.5)1,450(33.5)

150 1,100

(25)

Minimum boom angle() for indicated length

(no load)21 25 45 25 28 45

Maximum boom length(ft.) at 0boom angle

(no load)

100 90

NOTE: ( ) Boom angles are in degrees. A6-829-101043

#LMI operating code. Refer to LMI manual for operating instructions.*This capacity is based upon maximum boom angle.


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ON RUBBER CAPACITIES

STATIONARY CAPACITIES360

STATIONARY CAPACITIES

DEFINED ARC OVER FRONT (See Note 3)

Radiusin

Feet

#9005


36 40 50 *60 70

10

45,300

(69)

39,700

(72)

12 41,750

(65.5)39,700(68.5)

29,600(73.5)

15 29,350

(59.5)26,450(63.5)

26,450(70)

26,450(74)

20 17,800

(49)17,650

(55)17,050(63.5)

16,250(69)

16,250(72)

25 11,750

(36)11,700

(45)11,350(56.5)

10,850(63.5)

10,850(68)

30 8,040

(31.5)7,820(48.5)

7,470(57.5)

7,470(63)

35 5,400

(40)5,120(51.5)

5,120(58)

40

3,660

(28)

3,200

(45)

3,430

(53)

45 1,000

(37)2,150(47.5)

50 1,150

(41.0)

Lifting Capacities at Zero Degree Boom AngleOn Rubber - Stationary 360

BoomAngle


36 40 50

0 8,180

(29.7)5,890(34.2)

2,170(44.2)

Note: ( ) Reference radii in feet. A6-829-101048

#LMI operating code. Refer to LMI manual for instructions.

*60 ft. boom length is with inner-mid extended and outer-mid & flyretracted.

Radiusin

Feet

#9005


36 40 50 *60 70

10

45,300

(69)

42,850

(72)

29,600

(76)

12 43,650

(65.5)41,350(68.5)

29,600(73.5)

15 38,300

(59.5)36,300(63.5)

29,600(70)

20,900(74)

17,300(76.5)

20 31,150

(49)29,550

(55)25,900(63.5)

20,900(69)

17,300(72)

25 24,100

(36)24,150

(45)21,800(56.5)

18,800(63.5)

17,300(68)

30 17,400

(31.5)17,200(48.5)

15,300(57.5)

15,300(63)

35 12,800

(40)12,500(51.5)

11,000(58)

40

9,720

(28)

9,390

(45)

9,390

(53)

45 7,090

(37)7,090(47.5)

50 5,310

(26.5)5,310(41)

55 3,870

(33.5)

60 3,170

(24)

Lifting Capacities at Zero Degree Boom AngleOn Rubber - Defined Arc Over Front

BoomAngle


36 40 50 *60 70

0 17,600(29.7)

13,600(34.2)

7,750(44.2)

4,010(54.6)

2,670(64.2)


#LMI operating code. Refer to LMI manual for instructions.*60 ft. boom length is with inner-mid extended and outer-mid & flyretracted.


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ON RUBBER CAPACITIES (cont'd.)

PICK & CARRY CAPACITIES (UP TO 2.5 MPH) -

BOOM CENTERED OVER FRONT (See note 7)

NOTES TO ALL RUBBER CAPACITY CHARTS:

1. Capacities are in pounds and do not exceed 75% otipping loads as determined by test in accordance

with SAE J765.

2. Capacities are applicable to machines equipped

with 29.5x25 (28 ply) tires at 65 psi cold inflationpressure.

3. Defined Arc - Over front includes 6 on either side

of longitudinal centerline of machine (ref. drawingC6-829-003529).

4. Capacities appearing above the bold line are basedon structural strength and tipping should not be

relied upon as a capacity limitation.

5. Capacities are applicable only with machine on firmlevel surface.

6. On rubber lifting with boom extensions not permit-ted.

7. For pick and carry operation, boom must be cen

tered over front of machine, mechanical swing lockengaged and load restrained from swinging. Whenhandling loads in the structural range with capaci-ties close to maximum ratings, travel should be

reduced to creep speeds.

8. Axle lockouts must be functioning when lifting onrubber.

9. All lifting depends on proper tire inflation, capacityand condition. Capacities must be reduced forlower tire inflation pressures. See lifting capacitychart for tire used. Damaged tires are hazardous to

safe operation of crane.

10. Creep - not over 200 ft. of movement in any 30minute period and not exceeding 1 mph.

Radiusin

Feet

#9006


36 40 50 *60 70

10 42,500(69) 37,600(72) 30,700(76)

12 42,500

(65.5)37,600(68.5)

30,700(73.5)

23,450(77)

15 37,600

(59.5)37,600(63.5)

30,700(70)

19,700(74)

16,250(76.5)

20 32,950

(49)32,900

(55)30,700(63.5)

19,700(69)

16,250(72)

25 24,100

(36)24,150

(45)23,850(56.5)

19,700(63.5)

16,250(68)

30 17,400

(31.5)17,200(48.5)

16,800(57.5)

16,250(63)

35 12,800

(40)12,500(51.5)

12,500(58)

40 9,720(28) 9,390(45) 9,390(53)

45 7,090

(37)7,090(47.5)

50 5,310

(26.5)5,310(41)

55 3,870

(33.5)

60 3,090

(24)

Lifting Capacities at Zero Degree Boom AngleOn Rubber - Pick & Carry

BoomAngle


36 40 50 *60 70

0 17,600

(29.7)13,600(34.2)

7,750(44.2)

4,010(54.6)

2,670(64.2)


#LMI operating code. Refer to LMI manual for instructions.*60 ft. boom length is with inner-mid extended and outer-mid & flyretracted.


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ON OUTRIGGERS 50% EXTENDED (17' 4" SPREAD) - 360

Radius

in

Feet

#4001


36 40 50 **60 70 80 90 100 110

10

109,000

(69)

84,400

(72)

80,200

(76)

*62,500

(78)

12 96,750

(65.5)

84,400

(68.5)

80,200

(73.5)

52,500

(77)

*36,800

(78)

15 82,150

(59.5)

81,850

(63.5)

80,200

(70)

52,500

(74)

36,800

(76.5)

*36,800

(78)

*31,000

(78)

20 56,650

(49)54,800

(55)51,200(63.5)

48,150(69)

36,800(72)

36,800(75)

31,000(77)

*29,100(78)

*24,000(78)

25 36,850

(36)

34,800

(45)

34,550

(56.5)

33,800

(63.5)

33,800

(68)

33,550

(71)

30,000

(73.5)

27,000

(76)

24,000

(77.5)

30 24,150

(31.5)24,150(48.5)

24,150(57.5)

25,100(63)

25,500(67)

25,300(70.5)

24,200(72.5)

22,000(75)

35 17,650

(40)

17,800

(51.5)

18,700

(58)

19,550

(63)

20,100

(67)

20,100

(69.5)

20,000

(72)

40 See

Note 1613,250

(28)13,500

(45)14,300

(53)15,100

(59)15,900

(63)16,350(66.5)

16,350(69)

45 10,400

(37)

11,150

(47.5)

11,900

(54.5)

12,650

(59.5)

13,050

(63)

13,450

(66.5)

50 8,050

(26.5)8,770(41)

9,480(49.5)

10,150(55.5)

10,550(60)

10,950(63.5)

55 6,880

(33.5)

7,570

(44.5)

8,240

(51)

8,600

(56.5)

8,960

(60)

60 5,340

(24)

6,030

(38.5)

6,680

(47)

7,020

(52.5)

7,350

(57)

65 4,760

(31.5)

5,390

(42)

5,710

(48.5)

6,030

(53.5)

70 3,670

(22.5)4,310(36.5)

4,620(44.5)

4,920(50)

75 3,400

(30)

3,690

(40)

3,990

(46.5)

80 2,580

(21.5)

2,900

(34.5)

3,180

(42.5)

85 2,200

(28.5)

2,480

(38)

90 1,570

(20.5)

1,860

(33)

95 1,310

(27.5)

Minimum boom angle () for indicated length (no load) 0Maximum boom length (ft.) at 0 boom angle (no load) 110

NOTE: ( ) Boom angles are in degrees.#LMI operating code. Refer to LMI manual for operating instructions.*This capacity is based on maximum boom angle.

Lifting Capacities at Zero Degree Boom AngleOn Outriggers 50% Extended - 360

BoomAngle


36 40 50 **60 70 80 90 100

0 26,350

(29.8)

18,250

(34.2)

10,400

(44.2)

6,260

(54.6)

4,230

(64.2)

2,870

(74.2)

1,970

(84.2)

1,090

(94.2)


A6-829-101072


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14RT760E - S/N

33 FT. - 56 FT. TELE BOOM EXTENSIONON OUTRIGGERS 50% EXTENDED (17' 4" SPREAD) - 360

NOTES:

1. All capacities above the bold line are

based on structural strength of boomextension.

2. 33 ft. and 56 ft. boom extension lengthsmay be used for single line lifting ser-

vice.

3. Radii listed are for a fully extended boom

with the boom extension erected. Formain boom lengths less than fully ex-tended, the rated loads are determined

by boom angle. Use only the columnwhich corresponds to the boom exten-

sion length and offset for which themachine is configured. For boom angles

not shown, use the rating of the nextlower boom angle.

WARNING:Operation of this machine

with heavier loads than the capacitieslisted is strictly prohibited. Machine

tipping with boom extension occursrapidly and without advance warning.

4. Boom angle is the angle above or belowhorizontal of the longitudinal axis of the

boom base section after lifting ratedload.

5. Capacities listed are with outriggers

properly extended and vertical jacksset only.

Radiusin

Feet

**33 ft. LENGTH 56 ft. LENGTH

0OFFSET

25OFFSET

45OFFSET

0OFFSET

25OFFSET

45OFFSET

#4021 #4022 #4023 #4041 #4042 #4043

30 11,650

(77.5)

35

11,650

(75.5)

*6,700

(78)

40 10,850

(73.5)*8,500

(78)6,700(76.5)

45 10,000

(71.5)8,500(76.5)

*5,000(78)

6,500(74.5)

50 9,430

(69.5)8,500(74)

5,000(76.5)

6,400(73)

55 8,780

(67.5)7,850(72)

5,000(74.5)

6,300(71.5)

*5,100(78)

60 8,010

(65)7,200(70)

5,000(72)

6,200(69.5)

5,100(77)

65 6,820

(63)6,750(67.5)

4,850(70)

5,850(67.5)

5,100(75)

*3,000(78)

70 5,800

(61)6,300(65)

4,700(67.5)

5,500(66)

5,100(73)

3,000(77)

75 4,920

(58.5)5,700(63)

4,600(65)

5,200(64)

4,800(71)

3,000(75)

80 4,140

(56)4,770(60.5)

4,500(62.5)

4,440(62)

4,500(69)

3,000(72.5)

85 3,460

(53.5)3,970(58)

4,320(59.5)

3,770(60)

4,100(67)

2,800(70.5)

90 2,780

(51)3,260(55)

3,600(57)

3,180(58.5)

3,700(65)

2,600(68.5)

95 2,180

(48.5)2,640(52.5)

2,970(54)

2,650(56)

3,450(62.5)

2,450(66)

100 1,640

(45.5)2,080(49.5)

2,400(51)

2,140(54)

3,190(60.5)

2,300(63.5)

105 1,160

(42.5)1,590(46.5)

1,890(47.5)

1,670(52)

2,670(58)

2,150(61)

110 1,140

(43)1,260(49.5)

2,190(55.5)

2,000(58.5)

115 1,730(53) 1,940(55.5)

120 1,300

(50.5)1,610(53)

125 1,160

(49.5)

0.1A (lb.) 810 750 710 770 710 650

Minimum boom angle() for indicated length

(no load)30 31 45 39 40 45

Maximum boom length(ft.) at 0boom angle

(no load)90 80

NOTE: ( ) Boom angles are in degrees. A6-829-101044

#LMI operating code. Refer to LMI manual for operating instructions.*This capacity is based upon maximum boom angle.


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15RT760E - S/N


ON OUTRIGGERS 0% EXTENDED (10' 5" SPREAD) - 360

Radius

inFeet

#8001


36 40 50 **60 70 80 90 100 110

10 82,500

(69)

78,750

(72)

71,650

(76)

*62,500

(78)

12 62,700

(65.5)60,200(68.5)

55,350(73.5)

51,250(77)

*36,800(78)

15 44,950

(59.5)43,500(63.5)

40,300(70)

37,600(74)

36,800(76.5)

*36,150(78)

*31,000(78)

20 27,150

(49)25,600

(55)25,050(63.5)

24,500(69)

24,800(72)

24,650(75)

24,400(77)

*24,050(78)

*23,600(78)

25 18,100

(36)

16,400

(45)

16,200

(56.5)

16,000

(63.5)

16,950

(68)

17,800

(71)

17,850

(73.5)

17,750

(76)

17,600

(77.5)

30 10,950

(31.5)10,950(48.5)

10,950(57.5)

11,750(63)

12,650(67)

13,450(70.5)

13,550(72.5)

13,500(75)

35 7,440

(40)7,580(51.5)

8,350(58)

9,140(63)

9,910(67)

10,350(69.5)

10,550(72)

40 See

Note 164,950(28)

5,190(45)

5,910(53)

6,640(59)

7,360(63)

7,780(66.5)

8,190(69)

45 3,390

(37)4,080(47.5)

4,770(54.5)

5,450(59.5)

5,840(63)

6,210(66.5)

50 1,990

(26.5)

2,650

(41)

3,320

(49.5)

3,970

(55.5)

4,330

(60)

4,680

(63.5)

55 1,510

(33.5)2,160(44.5)

2,790(51)

3,120(56.5)

3,450(60)

60 1,210

(38.5)1,820(47)

2,140(52.5)

2,450(57)

65 1,010

(42)1,320(48.5)

1,620(53.5)

Minimum boom angle () for indicated length (no load) 15 28 34 40

Maximum boom length (ft.) at 0boom angle (no load) 70

NOTE: ( ) Boom angles are in degrees.

#LMI operating code. Refer to LMI manual for operating instructions.*This capacity is based on maximum boom angle.

Lifting Capacities at Zero Degree Boom AngleOn Outriggers 0% Extended - 360

BoomAngle


36 40 50

0 12,700

(29.8)7,680(34.2)

3,240(44.2)


A6-829-101073


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TIRE INFLATION - PSI (BAR)

SIZE(FRONT

&REAR)

TRACODE

LIFTING SERVICE , GENERALTRAVEL AND EXTENDED TRAVEL

STATIC, CREEP &2.5 MPH (4.0 km/h)

MICHELIN

29.5R25 XHA* ___ 75 (5.2)

29.5x25 (28) E-3 65 (4.5)(SEE OPERATOR'S MANUAL FOR

EXTENDED ROADING)

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