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    The document provides guidelines for transporting and storing cranes. It states that cranes can be transported by themselves, train, or other carriers over long distances, but that wheels should be blocked, the vehicle secured with ropes, doors and windows locked, and protective measures taken against rain during transportation. When lifting, all four outriggers should extend 500mm and the hood and paint protected. For storage over 6 months, the crane should be cleaned, cylinders retracted, tires pumped and blocked, battery charged periodically in a dry place, exposed components greased to prevent corrosion, wires ropes cleaned and greased, and the crane stored in a garage or covered with a waterproof cloth. The crane should also be started

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    The document provides guidelines for transporting and storing cranes. It states that cranes can be transported by themselves, train, or other carriers over long distances, but that wheels should be blocked, the vehicle secured with ropes, doors and windows locked, and protective measures taken against rain during transportation. When lifting, all four outriggers should extend 500mm and the hood and paint protected. For storage over 6 months, the crane should be cleaned, cylinders retracted, tires pumped and blocked, battery charged periodically in a dry place, exposed components greased to prevent corrosion, wires ropes cleaned and greased, and the crane stored in a garage or covered with a waterproof cloth. The crane should also be started

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    The document provides guidelines for transporting and storing cranes. It states that cranes can be transported by themselves, train, or other carriers over long distances, but that wheels should be blocked, the vehicle secured with ropes, doors and windows locked, and protective measures taken against rain during transportation. When lifting, all four outriggers should extend 500mm and the hood and paint protected. For storage over 6 months, the crane should be cleaned, cylinders retracted, tires pumped and blocked, battery charged periodically in a dry place, exposed components greased to prevent corrosion, wires ropes cleaned and greased, and the crane stored in a garage or covered with a waterproof cloth. The crane should also be started

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    Chapter 10 Transportation and Storage

    1094-000-10Y

    10.1 Transportation Methods and Points for Attention


    The crane can travel by itself or be transported by train or any other carriers for long a
    distance. During transportation, the wheels should be blocked with wooden wedges, and the
    whole vehicle is secured with wire ropes with its doors and windows locked up. The
    preventive measures against rain should be taken.
    The four outriggers should all extend 500mm during lifting. Pay attention to protection of the
    hood and the surface paint.

    Warning: Check the condition of load handling device before lifting to ensure its
    strength.
    The lifting positions are shown in following diagrams:

    10.2 The Storage Conditions and the Points for Attention in Storage
    If the crane will not put into use for a long time (over 6 months), following protective
    measures should be taken：
    1) Wipe out dust and oil dirt to keep the crane clean.
    2) Retract all the piston rods of the cylinders fully.
    3) Pump up the tires to specified pressure and put wooden blocks beneath the tires to keep
    them away from the ground.
    10-1
    1094-000-10Y

    4) Put the battery in a dry and ventilating place and charge it periodically.
    5) The surfaces of all exposed components should be greased to prevent them against
    corrosion.
    6) Clean the wire ropes and grease them.
    7) The crane should be stored in a garage. If not, it must be covered up with water-proof cloth
    to prevent it against corrosion. In winter, antifreeze measure should be taken.
    8) Start the machine once a month and operate all the working systems at idle speed to check
    whether they work normally.
    9) Assign a person to keep the crane in perfect condition to make it ready for operation at any
    time.
    10) Run the crane stored more than three months at idle speed for at least an hour once three
    months and carry out the cleaning and the maintenance periodically. As for the crane which
    has been stored more than one and half years, besides routine cleaning and maintenance, the
    aging sealing elements should be replaced.

    10-2

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