Tadano ATF 130G-5, Translation Of The Original Operating Manual

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NOTICE
Fly jib set down incorrectly!
If the fly jib is set down on dirty ground or too quickly, it may be dam‐
aged.
1. Once it has been detached, always place the fly jib on timbers or
trestles with sufficient load-bearing capacity.
2. Set the fly jib down slowly and carefully.
Hydraulically angled fly jib*)
The fly jib consists of 3 parts and can be extended with max. 2 intermediate pieces.
For information about angling the fly jib hydraulically, see
Assigning the crane control levers [page
204].
1 3-piece fly jib, 18 m (59.1 ft), with roller
carrier
4 7.5-m-boom tip (24.6 ft)
2 3.8-m-fly jib (12.5 ft), with roller carrier 5 7.0-m-intermediate section (23.0 ft)
3 6-m-stinger foot (19.7 ft)
DANGER
Danger due to falling jib!
An incorrectly bolted jib may come off and fall on the ground. Persons
under or in the range of the jib may get injured.
1. Always ensure that all lock pins, retaining pins and swivel pins are in
the prescribed positions.
2. Ensure that nobody is present in the slewing range of the jib when
carrying out rigging work.
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