NATIONAL CRANE Series 1300A Hydraulic Crane 30 Ton Load ‘SUBJECTS HIMSELF AND DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY YOU MUST NOT OPERATE ‘THIS CRANE UNLESSNGER GENERAL . This equipment can be hazardous if improperly maintained or operated. Read and comply with the Operator's Manual supplied with this machine for information on safety, operation and maintenance before operating this machine. If these manuals are missing, order replacements from National Crane through the ributor. Rated loads shown on the capacity chart pertain to this machine as originally manufactured and equipped. Modifications to the machine or use of equipment that is not factory specified or approved can be hazardous. Refer to capacity deduction chart for weights which must be deducted from rated loads when accessories are attached to boom or loadline. SET-UP 1. Inspect vehicle and crane including crane operation prior to use each day. 2. Load ratings shown on the appropriate charts are maximum allowable loads with the crane mounted on a factory approved truck and all outriggers at either full span, at mid span range, or retracted and set on a firm level surface so the crane is level and the tires are suspended. This machine is not rated for use without outriggers. All outriggers must extended equally - Mid span must be pinned. 3. Depending on the nature of the supporting surface, structural supports under the outrigger floats may be necessary to spread the load to a larger bearing surface. 4, Always level the crane with the level indicator, located at each outrigger control station. OPERATION 1. Operation of this equipment in excess of maximum load rating and disregard of instructions is hazardous. Always refer to the capacity chart for load and area limits before operating the crane. Rated loads at rated radius shall not be exceeded. Overloading this crane may cause structural collapse or instability. 2. Use the LMI / angle indicator as a reference only. When lifting maximum loads, measure radius and be certain of load weight. 3. Full extended outrigger rated loads do not exceed 85% of the tipping load as determined by SAE Crane Stability Test Code J765a when mounted on a factory recommended truck. Mid span and retracted outrigger stability loads are determined per SAE J1289 APR&1. Structurally limited ratings on the capacity chart are shaded. Stability limited loads are not shaded. Machine will not always tip before structural damage occurs. RN10. 11. 12. 13. 414, 15. 16. 17. . Do not operate at any radii beyond stability limi }. Rated loads include the weight of the hook block, slings, and other lifting devices. Their weights must be subtracted from the listed rated aoe load to determine the net load that can be lifted. f . Rated loads must be reduced when lifting at the SUNG! boom tip with a jib stowed. Refer to the chart la- — Loan beled "Rated Load Reductions With Jib (Ib)" for TOTAL RATED LOAD the reduction at each boom length. . Rated loads are based on freely suspended loads. Always position the boom tip directly over the load before lifting. No attempts shall be made to push down with the boom or move the load sideways in any direction by pulling or dragging the load. . The user shall operate at reduced ratings to allow for adverse job conditions such as soft or uneven ground, high winds or erratic op- eration which produce swinging (side) loads, experience of person- nel, two machine lifts, or other hazardous conditions for safe opera- tion. . Rated loads account for wind to 20 mph on the boom capacities and to 15 mph on jib capacities. Above these wind velocities, loads, and/or boom lengths must be appropriately reduced for safe opera- tion. line on range chart. At these positions, the machine can overturn without any load on the hook. When the boom length or radius or both are between points listed on capacity chart, the smallest load shown at either the next larger ra- dius or boom length shall be used. Do not exceed jib capacities at any reduced boom length. It is safe to telescope or retract any load listed if rating is not ex- ceeded. Boom must be fully retracted against boom stops at all times when lifting minimum boom length capacity loads. Always pay out loadline before extending boom to avoid damaging loadline or crane structure. Loads lifted must be within safe winch capacity as well as safe crane capacity. Multiple part rope reeving must be used on loads ex- ceeding winch single part rated pull. Jibs are rated for single part use only. Do not operate the boom over personnel or allow them to walk or stand beneath the boom or load. Do not allow personnel on carrier deck, or crane frame area when rotating crane. Do not handle personnel on loadline unless the requirements of the applicable national, state, and local regulations and safety codes are met. Do not permit anyone to ride loads, hooks, slings or other rigging for any reason. Handling of personnel is only permitted with full extension of all outrigger beams. Use only National Crane approved baskets.18. Operate controls slowly and smoothly to avoid damage to crane or personnel. 19. Boom must be in carrying rack and outriggers fully retracted for travel. 20, Maintain a clearance of at least 10 feet between any part of the crane, loadline or load and any electrical line carrying up to 50,000 volts. 1 foot additional clearance is required for every additional 30,000 volts or less. DEFINITIONS 4. Load radius—Horizontal distance from the centerline of rotation before loading to the center of the vertical loadline or block with load applied. 2. Loaded boom angle—Loaded boom angle is the angle between the first section boom and the horizontal, after lifting the rated load at the rated radius. The boom angle before loading should be greater to account for deflections. The loaded boom angle combined with the boom length give only an approximation of the operating radius. 3. Working area—Area measured in a circular arc above 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 OVER SIDE loadline. 5. Side load—Horizontal side force REAR applied to the lifted load either on the ground or in the air. cig 6. No load stability limit—The stability limit radius shown on the range diagrams is the radius beyond which it is not permitted to position the boom plus block WORK AREA DIAGRAM configuration because machine can overturn without any load on the hook. 7. Structural length limit—An area where the boom or the boom with jib deployed cannot be extended because of structural limitations. 8. PCSA—Power Crane and Shovel Association. ‘OVER SIDEINFORMATIONAL DATA OUTRIGGERS 1. Outrigger spread from center to center of the outrigger floats ae = retracted is 7' 5", at mid span is 14! and at full span is 20', 2. No outrigger pad load exceeds L 20' FULL SPAN 55,000 lb maximum at full span, 14! MID SPAN 61,500 Ib maximum at mid span, or ASS RETRACTED 54,000 Ib maximum at retracted. WEIGHT REDUCTIONS FOR LOAD HANDLING DEVICES (See load chart for jib deductions) Hookblocks are rated at maximum capacity for the block. Do not exceed rated cable pull with any block. St Downhaul weight — 150 Ib 12t 1 sheave block 305 Ib 19t 2 sheave block 350 Ib 30t 3sheave block 575 Ib NOTICE ‘PartLine | 2PartLina | @PartLine | 4PartLine | 5PartLine | 6PartLine = Do not deadhead line block against boom tip when extending boom. ‘= Koop at least 3 wraps of loadiine on drum at all times. ++ Use only 9/16" diameter rotation resistant cable with | 138,500 Ib breaking strength fon this machine. ‘+ Maximum capacity with purst of spood" is 3,000 Ib. Viaxiram Soom Langit atMaimom | 49g T rievatontn Ragngsnowmvamtoas] 44M. | soon | som son an pn zor winen | cable | Arerege | uieana | timand | titand | ttend | uitand | uftand | tittand supplies | Bteakre | ‘Speer | ‘spoca | Seed | Speed | Sheed | Speod | Speed Standard | Site diameter | 99,500 | 7.700% | 15400m | 23,1001 | so,a00% | 96,5008 | 45.200m | s9.000m Pranotary | ‘Totation vanatery | rotation, sottpm | s2ipm | s5tpm | attpm | a3tpm | 2rtpm | 23fpm ; ‘erst aThaeat Burst | iamster | 5,500 | 30001 | 6,000 | 000 | 12000%m | 15,0001 | 19000% | 21,0001 spoter | ration 205 fpm | 132tpm | 88ipm | 68ipm | 53fpm | 44fm | 38 tem All winch pulls and speeds are shown on the fourth layer. Winch line pulls would increase on the first, second and third layers. Winch line speed would decrease on the first, second and third layers. Winch line pulls may be limited by the winch capacity or the ANSI 5 to 1 cable safety factor. These are shown below: Winch 4th Layer Drum Pull Allowable Cable Pull Standard planetary 7,700 Ib (low speed) 7,700 Ib {8,000 Ib "burst of speed") 513100A _ * 7 FULL SPAN 100 ft BOOM OUTRIGGER 25-44 ft JIB 20' FULL SPAN ‘OUTRIGGER LOCK PINS MUST BE DISENGAGED 29 ft - 100 ft BOOM RATED LOADS WITHOUT JIB [LOADED LOADED] A LOADED] B [LOADED] C LOADED] D LOADED) lLoapep| Boom | 20% | Boom | sn | BOOM) san |BOOM| 72" | BOOM| sex | BOOM | 100% RADIUS | ANGLE | 800M | ANGLE | Boom | ANGLE| BooM | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE| Boom | ANGLE | BOOM [toad | aby | tes) | | teood | cb | (des) | om) | (des) | wo) | (des) | 0) 3 | 795 _|F60,000 z iar @_| 73 | 44,000 | 79 | 29,100 40__| 685 | 36,900 | 76.5 | 29,000. 72_| 65 [31,900 | 73 | 28,600 | 78.5 | 26,600 15_|_87 | 26,400 | 605 | 24,600 | 75.5 | 23,500 | 70.5 | 23,000 20 | 46 | 20,100 | 625 | 19,000 | 70.5 | 16,050 | 75.5 | 17.450 | 78.5 | 16,300 710.650 25 | 29 | 1400 55 | 15,950 | 65 | 14,600 | 71 | 14,050 | 75.5 | 13,700 10,450 30 465 | 12,300 | 59_| 12,160 | 665 | 11,700 | 71.5 | 17,350 "0,000 35. 36 33__| 40,000 [62 | 2,900 63 | 9,600 9.400 40 2 46__| 8,050 | 575 | 8300 64 | 8,250 8,050 45 3a5_| 6,500 | 525 | 6,700 | 60 | 6,900 7,000 30 29 | 5200 | 47 | 5.450 | 66 | 5,600 5,750. 55 15 | 4200 |~405 | 4400 | 82 | 4,600 4,700 60 335 | 3,600 | 475 | 5,800 3.900 5 245 | 2950 | 42 | 3,100 3,250 70 70 | 2.100-|~36.5_| 2.550 2,700 75. 29.5_| 2,100 2,200 80 211,650 1,800 85. 7,450 80 1.100 95. 750 1100 0 | 7900 | | 4700 | 0 | 2280 [0 [7,100 25-44 ft JIB RATED LOADS RATED LOAD REDUCTIONS WITH JIB lLoapeD] [LOADED | 25-44 JIB STOWED JLoapeD| Boom | 25% | BOOM | sai BOOM Rapius| ANGLE | vip | ANGLE | Jie senaris | ey | Ged) | tb) | eo) | «) 30, 78 5,100 T 2 Reduce load 800 Ib 35_| 76 | 5,100 | 78 | 2,800 4 oduce load 600 Ib 40_| 75 | 4950 | 76 | 2,650 58 ‘Reduce load 450 Ib 45_|_71__| 4450 [74 | 2,600 72 Reduce load 350 lb so | 60 | 4180 [72 | 2,500 86 ‘Reduce load 300 Ib 35_|_67__| _3850| 705 | 2,500 “100 | Reduce load 250 lb co | e+ | 3.560 | 63.6 | 2,350 05_| 62 | 3,200 | 665 | 2.250 70_|_s8__| 2,500 [64.5 | 2,150 75__| 86 | 2,100 | 62 Note: a0_| 825 | 7,650 | 598 4. All capacities are in pounds, angles in degrees, and radi in feet. a6 | 495 | 1,260 | 578 2’ Loaded boom angles are given as reference only. sai Tas oan | es 8. Shaded aroas are structurally limited capacities. asa 2 Cae 4 Handing of pergonelis ony permite with ul pan extension of 007 485 *5, See ovmers manuals. The 60,000 Ib load requires optional 9/16" 105. 45.5_| 600 ameter 6x25 IWRC cable 110LMI OPERATING CODE _ OPERATING MODE 13100A 01 [ Main Boor No Js Stowod FULL SPAN OUTRIGGER 20 ft eee Stowe 100 ft BOOM 04[ 44 eee 25 - 44 ft JIB “1 ]Man Basket On Wain Boom “2 [Man Basket on 25 Tel io 73|Man Basket on 48 Tel io eke 160 2nd Jib ml 44 70" f z i 1st Jib [ G Do not move 25 # unloaded boom b / sv} | 499 & beyond limit line. Eh 00 | Ne] Zz * o z= ie i rf 100 F 5 ime z a) Stability Limit 4 Be 1 Line wi 150 1 z et di 30 Block 8 a 58+ — Stability Limit i st | | gg brew /150 Paleh Securit 2 Line w/ 150 erin, qo Boek Vie} — peor yy 29 rected TT alc o | Lo Operating radius O from C/L rotation 100 _ Structural Limit Line with unloaded boom RADIUS IN FEET ir ast i Erected’ SET-UP 4. Fully extend and set outriggers to full span location, level crane and set optional front stabilizer, if equipped. OPERATION 1. The 29 ft boom length capacities are based on boom fully retracted. If not fully retracted, do not exceed 44 ft boom length capacities. 2. Do not extend unloaded boom or jib beyond stability limit line on range chart as loss of stability may occur. Load blocks and slings are considered to be a part of the load. 4, Operate with jib by radius when main boom is fully extended and by boom angle when main boom is partially extended. Do not exceed jib capacities at any partially extended boom length. 5. Alljib loads must be lifted with single part reeving. s 713100A a MID SPAN 100 ft BOOM 1 OUTRIGGER 25 - 44 ft JIB a } | __semp span —__. OUTRIGGER LOCK PINS MUST BE ENGAGED 29 ft~ 100 ft BOOM RATED LOADS WITHOUT JIB, LOADED] [LoaDeD] A [LOADED] 8 LOADED] C LOADED] _D ]LOADED| lLoapen/'Boom | 20% | Boom’) 44x | BooM’| sex |BOOM| 72% | BOOM | 6x | BOOM'| tor RADIUS| ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM (ry (deg) (tb) (deg) (tb) (deg) (ib)_| (deg) (tb) (deg) tb) (deg) (ib) 6 | 79 [60,000 | I [ I 8 | 728 | 61,900 | 79 | 29,400 [ 10| 685 | 35,100-| 76.5 | 20,000, 12_| 65 [20,500 | 7a5_| 2800 | 765 _| 27,000 | 15875 | 25950 | eas | 2400 | 75.5 | 22100 | 79 20_| 45 | 19000 | 62 | 19,900 | 70 | 14450 [75 25 | 23 | @100| 55 | 8900| es | 9400-| 70 30 485 | 6050 | 585 | 6,500 | 66. 35 36 | 4,150 | 53 4,600 | 61 40 | 22.0 2,850 | 45.5 3,300 | 56.5 cy | 38 2,350 | 51 30 | | 20 |1,600-| 46 38 45 |1,000-| 41 00 39 5 | | 70 [Te sane [a 286 [os 25 ~ 44 ft JIB RATED LOADS RATED LOAD REDUCTIONS WITH JIB TLOADED] |LOADED| 25 - 44 ft JIB STOWED lLoaneD| Boom | 25% |'BOOM| asx 200m RADIUS) ANGLE | JIB) | ANGLE | “np LENGTH | (eo (deg) (i) (des) (ib) (ft) Tes 30 775 5,100 ff 29 Reduce load 800 Ib_ a5_| 755 | 5100 | 785 | 3600 “44 | Reduce toad 60015 a0_| 735 [3750 | 76 | 2.650 58 | Reduce load 4501 45 | 705 | 2,700 | 75.5 | 2,600 | 72 | Reduce load 350 Ib 30 [68 | 1aso [7a | 2.400 ‘a6 | Reduce toad 200 5 | 35_| 655 | 1250 [70 400 | Reduce toad 2501 60 | 628 | 700] 075 25 65 70 625 Nite: 4-All capacities are in pounds, angles in degre 2. Loaded boom angles are given as reference only. ‘3. Shaded areas are structurally limited capacities. 4 Handling of personnel is only permitted with full span extension of all outrigger beams. *8.Se0 owners manuals. The 60,000 Ib load requires optional 9/16" meter 6x25 IWRC cable,LMI OPERATING CODE ‘OPERATING MODE 13100A 2i[ Main Boom - No sib Stowed MID SPAN OUTRIGGER 14 ft eee ae siewet 100 ft BOOM 2a) 44 Tele sib 25 - 44 ft JIB 160 2nd 80) | 44 10" / 71 | t40 Ast Jib — | _stabiity Lit 25 / tino w 18015 & fog BiooK a g z x 5 1. Do not move g a unloaded boom a iS beyond limit line. 3 a g 8 a 60 = ‘Stability Limit Line wi 150 te Block 40 Structural Limit Line w/ 44" Jib Deployed 1-20 _ structural Limit Line ‘w/ 25" Jib Deployed ° Operatingradius 0 = 20 40s. from C/L rotation with unloaded boom RADIUS IN FEET SET-UP 1: OPERATION 1. 2. Engage mid span outrigger lock pins, extend and set outriggers to mid span location, level crane and set optional front stabilizer, if equipped. The 29 ft boom length capacities are based on boom fully retracted. If not fully retracted, do not exceed 44 ft boom length capacities. Do not extend unloaded boom or jib beyond stability limit line on range chart as loss of stability may occur. Load blocks and slings are considered to be a part of the load. Operate with jib by radius when main boom is fully extended and by boom angle when main boom is partially extended. Do not exceed jib capacities at any partially extended boom length. Alll jib loads must be lifted with single part reeving.13100A yr RETRACTED 100 ft BOOM i I OUTRIGGER NO JIB 7-5" RETRACTED ‘OUTRIGGER LOCK PINS MUST BE DISENGAGED 29 ft- 100 ft BOOM RATED LOADS WITHOUT JIB. [LOADED] [LOADED] A [LOADED] B LOADED] C LOADED] D_ [LOADED] juoaven| Boom | 2a | BOOM | a4t | BOOM | sen | BOOM | 72ft | BOOM | 86 | BOOM | 1008 RADIUS | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM | ANGLE | BOOM | Ges | it) | (es) | if) | (deg) | i) | (dom) | (| (oo) | cm | tes) | | s | 79 |*60,000 ¥ [ 8 725 | 26,350 | 79 | 24,000 40 | 68.5 | 16,600 | “768 _| 16,860 12_| 64 | 11,200 | 73.5 | 11,900 | 78 | 11,000 15 7,200 | 69 7,600 | 75 8,000 | 78 8,000 20 3,900 | 62 4,300 | 70 4,600 | 74 4.800 |77 4,200 | 79.5 | 4,200 25 2,100 | 54 | 2,400 | 64 2,700 | 70 2,760 | 71 2,400 | 76.6 | 3,000 [30 455 | 1,250 | 685 | 1,500 | 65 1450 [70.5 [3,650 [73 | 3,700 | 35 605 ‘800 | 66 eso [70 | 850 i RATED LOAD REDUCTIONS WITH JIB 25~ 44 ft JIB STOWED Note: BOOM 41.All capacities are in pounds, angles in degrees, and radi in fect. eT eeerrarTinii 2.Loaded boom angles are given as reference only. i) ‘3. Shaded areas are structurally limited capacities. 29 Reduce load 600 tb 4 Handling of personnel is only permitted wit fll span extension of 44 Reduce load 600 Ib fle codierde? 58 Reduce load 450 Ib *5, See owners manuals. The 60,000 Ib load requires optional 9/16" * lamer 6x25 WAG cable. Sn 72 | Reduce toad 350 tb 86 Reduce load 300 tb 100 Reduce load 250 Ib 1013100A RETRACTED OUTRIGGER 7 ft 5 in 100 ft BOOM NO JIB 100 i ty | eerie [aay i Z 2 fal tl main XL }— sajersifaetnacren 204" woda|RerRAcTeD 29" ears] RETRACTED —{ FiolsmnekTeNDeD foo oseoERTENGED “oo [Sar] exTENED sap a wnevas use 9 12094) AB] : c Lesa amet —t | are peers e awe [cea Ht Sa ee S100 1914 rofition =a seein | ee & 95.75 (2402) 1800 [870 200 610) 240221103 FULL-SPAN EXTENSION “8300 aot MID-SPAN EXTENSION Notes: 1 Dimensions are in inches fmm] unless otherwise specified, 2