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HOIST 

OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

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P/N: 11854801   REV. AC

   September 2017

8.2 - SEAL RINGS 

It is always recommended that the seal rings are replaced with new 

ones when they are removed or during periodic checks of gear 

reducer; in this case, the new ring should be generously greased and 

positioned so that the seal line does not work on the same point of 

sliding contact as the previous ring. 

Oil seals must be protected against heat radiation, also during the 

shrink fitting of parts, if applicable. 

Durating depends on several factor such as dragging speed, 

temperature, ambient conditions, ect.; as a rough guide; it can vary 

from 3 150 to 25 000h. 

8.3 - BEARINGS

Since there are many different types of bearings in a gear reducer 

(roller, tapered roller, straight roller, etc.) and each bearing works with 

different loads and speeds depending on the input speed, the nature 

of the load of the driven machine, the transmission ratio, etc., and 

with different lubricants (oil bath, oil splash, grease, oil circulation, 

etc.), it is not possible to define any periodical maintenance and 

replacement of bearings in advance. 

If a precautionally maintenance is required, 

undertake periodical 

checks to verify noise level and vibration with the help of 

appropiate diagniostic equipment and instruments

. If the 

measured values worsen even slightly it is necessary to stop gear 

reducer or gear motor and after having inspected inside the unit 

replace the bearings which are subject to breakdown. 

8.4 - SOUND LEVELS 

Most of the Rossi product range is cha racterised by 

sound 

pressure levels L 

pA

 (mean value of measurement, assuming nominal 

load and input speed n

1

 = 1 400 min

-1

, at 1 m from external profile of 

gear reducer standing in free field on a reflecting surface, according 

to draft proposal ISO/CD 8579) 

lower or equal to 85 dB(A).

 

The table indicates the pro ducts which can exceed a.m. threshold. 

For further information about sound levels of every single product 

see Rossi technical catalogues.

Machine / Train of gears

i

N

Size

Parallel shaft

R I

3,15

160

R 2I

4

200

R 3I

all

320

R 41

all

400

160

500

200

630

Right angle shaft R CI

all

320

R C2I

63

400

71

500

R C3I

all

630

Right angle shaft

R C

1

250

8.5 PERIODIC BRAKE MAINTENANCE

Verify, at regular intervals, that air-gap and backlash

 g 

(see Fig. 9) 

of release lever pullers, if any, are included between values stated 

in Tab. 3 (remove the wear dust of friction surface, if any). It is not 

necessary to set the backlash

 g 

if motor is equipped with manual 

release with automatic clearance taking-up.

Excessive air-gap value makes brake noise level rise, miss of electric 

release and decrease of braking

torque up to zero due to the clearance taking up of release lever 

pullers;

 g 

dimension in Fig. 9 has always

to correspond to the values stated in Tab. 3; too high

 g 

value makes 

difficult or inefficacious the use of release lever.

Adjust the 

air-gap

 (see Fig. 9) by releasing the nuts 

32

 and by 

screwing the fastening screws 

25

 (it is necessary to act through a 

hole of the flywheel, if present) in order to reach minimum air-gap 

(see Tab. 3) measuring by a thickness gauge in 3 positions at 120° 

near the guiding bushes 

28

. Tighten nuts 

32

 keeping in position 

fastening screws 

25

. Verify the obtained air-gap value.

If the brake is provided (code «,RF» on name plate) with removable 

thin spacers placed under the brake

fastening studs, adjust air-gap simply removing one series of thin 

spacers after having partially loosen

(without disassembling) the brake fixing bolts (see Fig. 11); 

adjustment through thickness 

25

 gauge and brake dismounting are 

no longer required. The brake is supplied with two series of thin 

spacer of different color (yellow and red) to allow two adjustment 

operations.

After several adjustments of air-gap, verify that brake disk thickness 

is not lower than the 

minimum

 value stated in Tab. 3; if necessary, 

replace the brake disk (refer to Fig. 9).

Release lever rod is 

not

 to be left permanently installed (to avoid 

dangerous or inappropriate use).

Tightening torques Ms for terminal block connections

Ms

N m

Thread

M4

M5

M6

M8

Min

0,8

1,8

2,7

5,5

Max

1,2

2,5

4

8

 

Periodic Maintenance

Brake Size

Motor Size

mm

Air-gap

mm

BZ 07

132,160S

0,7

0,40 ÷ 0,40

7,5

1) Backlash of release lever pullers (if any)
2) Minimum thickness of brake disk.

11

Tab. 3. Manutenzione periodica

 

Periodical maintenance

  Grand. freno  Grand. motore 

Traferro 

S

min

  Brake size 

Motor size 

 

Air-gap

 

 

 

mm 

mm 

mm

 

 

 

1) 

 

2)

  BZ 12 

  63 

0,5 

0,25 

 0,40

0

 

6

  BZ 53, 13 

  71, 80 

0,5 

0,25 

 0,40

0

 

6

 

BZ 04, 14

 

  80, 90 

0,6        0,30 

 0,45 

6

  BZ 05, 15 

  90, 100, 112  0,6        0,30 

 0,45 

7

  BZ 06S 

112 

0,7        0,35 

 0,55 

7,5

 

BZ 56

 

132 

0,7 

0,35 

 0,55

0

 

7,5

    BZ 06

 

132 

0,7 

0,35 

 0,55

0

 

7,5

    BZ 07

 

132, 160S 

0,7 

0,40 

 0,40

0

 

7,5

1)  Gioco dei tiranti della leva (eventuale) di sblocco.

2)  Spessore minimo del disco freno.

1)  Backlash of release lever pullers (if any)

2)  Minimum thickness of brake disk.

Fig. 9. 

 

Brake

Fig. 8. Collegamento freno (raddrizzatore)

 

Brake (rectifier) connection

t

2 c.c. (frenatura rapida)

t

2 d.c. (fast braking)

t

2 (frenatura normale)

t

2 (standard braking)

Raddrizzatore 

multitensione RM1, RM2

  (colore  gri-

gio),  raddrizzatore  per 

sblocco rapido RR5

  (colore  

rosso)

Multivoltage

 rectifier 

RM1, RM2

 (grey color), rectifier 

for 

quick

 release 

RR5

 (red color)

Segnalazione usura freno 

Brake wear signal

Segnalazione blocco/sblocco freno 

Brake jam/release signal

Fig. 10.  Freno con microinterruttore 

Brake with microswitch 

Fig. 11.  Freno con traferro a 

registrazione facile 

Brake with easy adju-

stable air-gap

Freno HBZ - HBZ brake

Condizione di blocco

(freno non alimentato)

Jam condition

(brake not fed)

Mf 

 0

Condizione di sblocco

(freno alimentato)

Release condition

(brake fed)

Mf = 0

Condizione 

di freno 

usurato

Worn brake 

condition

Condizione 

di freno 

integro

Unworn 

brake

condition

25

1)  Bobina freno già collegata al raddrizzatore all'atto della fornitura.
2) Linea separata.
3) Morsettiera motore

1)  Brake coil supplied already connected to rectifier.
2) Separate supply
3) Motor terminal block.

G = giallo / yellow   N = nero / black   B = bianco / white

11

Tab. 3. Manutenzione periodica

 

Periodical maintenance

  Grand. freno  Grand. motore 

Traferro 

S

min

  Brake size 

Motor size 

 

Air-gap

 

 

 

mm 

mm 

mm

 

 

 

1) 

 

2)

  BZ 12 

  63 

0,5 

0,25 

 0,40

0

 

6

  BZ 53, 13 

  71, 80 

0,5 

0,25 

 0,40

0

 

6

 

BZ 04, 14

 

  80, 90 

0,6        0,30 

 0,45 

6

  BZ 05, 15 

  90, 100, 112  0,6        0,30 

 0,45 

7

  BZ 06S 

112 

0,7        0,35 

 0,55 

7,5

 

BZ 56

 

132 

0,7 

0,35 

 0,55

0

 

7,5

    BZ 06

 

132 

0,7 

0,35 

 0,55

0

 

7,5

    BZ 07

 

132, 160S 

0,7 

0,40 

 0,40

0

 

7,5

1)  Gioco dei tiranti della leva (eventuale) di sblocco.

2)  Spessore minimo del disco freno.

1)  Backlash of release lever pullers (if any)

2)  Minimum thickness of brake disk.

Fig. 9. 

 

Brake

Fig. 8. Collegamento freno (raddrizzatore)

 

Brake (rectifier) connection

t

2 c.c. (frenatura rapida)

t

2 d.c. (fast braking)

t

2 (frenatura normale)

t

2 (standard braking)

Raddrizzatore 

multitensione RM1, RM2

  (colore  gri-

gio),  raddrizzatore  per 

sblocco rapido RR5

  (colore  

rosso)

Multivoltage

 rectifier 

RM1, RM2

 (grey color), rectifier 

for 

quick

 release 

RR5

 (red color)

Segnalazione usura freno 

Brake wear signal

Segnalazione blocco/sblocco freno 

Brake jam/release signal

Fig. 10.  Freno con microinterruttore 

Brake with microswitch 

Fig. 11.  Freno con traferro a 

registrazione facile 

Brake with easy adju-

stable air-gap

Freno HBZ - HBZ brake

Condizione di blocco

(freno non alimentato)

Jam condition

(brake not fed)

M

 0

Condizione di sblocco

(freno alimentato)

Release condition

(brake fed)

M

f = 0

Condizione 

di freno 

usurato

Worn brake 

condition

Condizione 

di freno 

integro

Unworn 

brake

condition

25

1)  Bobina freno già collegata al raddrizzatore all'atto della fornitura.
2) Linea separata.
3) Morsettiera motore

1)  Brake coil supplied already connected to rectifier.
2) Separate supply
3) Motor terminal block.

G = giallo / yellow   N = nero / black   B = bianco / white

Brake with easy adjustable air-gap

Summary of Contents for Lodeking LT Series

Page 1: ...OPERATING MAINTENANCE MANUAL MANUAL 11854801 REV AC Capacities from 10 to 25 Tons HIGH CAPACITY ELECTRIC WIRE ROPE HOISTS P N 11854801 REV AC September 2017 ...

Page 2: ...tructions 6 Basic Suspensions 7 Hoist Maintenance and Inspection 7 9 Daily Inspection Monthly Inspection Quarterly Inspection Annual Inspection Function Testing After Repair WIre Rope Mainenance and Inspection Reeving 9 10 Lubricant Specifications 11 Inspection Schedule and Maintenance Report 12 Disassembly Reassembly 13 14 Troubleshooting 15 Hoist Gear Drive Information 16 17 Helical Bevel Reduce...

Page 3: ...T02511072 Model Capacity Tons Suspension Or Mounting Lift Feet Lifting Speed FPM Gage In T for Top Runner or D for Deck Mount T for LODEKING LT 25 ton LODEKING LT Top running suspension 23 ft of lift 11 st min hoist speed 11 ft min hoist speed Gage is 72 in 1 3 1 3 3 2 11 072 T T 023 020 ...

Page 4: ... stop signals 23 Never lift a load with the hoist until you and all other personnel are clear of load 24 Make sure load has proper clearance before moving 25 Inch the hoist slowly into engagement with a load but avoid excessive plugging inching and quick reversals of load 26 Do not lift load more than a few inches until it is well balanced in the sling or lifting device 27 Each time a load approac...

Page 5: ...commended due to the possibility of stray voltage from the welding operation damaging the electrical components present on the hoist 7 The trolley mounting surfaces shall be flat and in the same plane within 0 015 8 Hoist frame loading in areas not approved by CMCO is prohibited 9 Deck mount angles to shear block mounting bolts shall be installed with Loctite and torqued to 300 325 ft lbs Bolts sh...

Page 6: ...90 42 xxxx xxx et la douille de sortie Listed approprié et raccords QCRV 7 étanche aux liquides pour les modèles PF A90 67 xxxx xxx doit être installé dans domaine afin de maintenir l enceinte respectivement type1 et 3 votes Type 2 Le terminal de connexion rapide et le câblage en général sont appropriés pour le câblage en usine seulement 3 Cord Listed approprié ZJCZ 7 minimum type de cordon souple...

Page 7: ...cant indicates a chemical change in the lubricant caused by excessive heat which in turn is caused by heavy duty cycles Lubricant that is very black in color must be replaced to prevent shortened life of drive components Lubricate wire rope and other points as required Refer to lubrication chart FOR OPTIMUM LUBRICATION AND COOLING OIL LEVEL MUST BE MAINTAINED AT THE SIGHT GAUGE LEVEL 3 HOOK Check ...

Page 8: ...for excessive wear When the groove of a sheave or rope drum becomes worn excessively it should be replaced Worn grooves on the drum or sheave can greatly reduce the useful life of the hoisting rope 9 BEARING LUBRICATION The motor sheave and outer drum bearings are a pre lubricated sealed design and normally will not need to be lubricated 10 INSPECTION CHECKLIST Fill out inspection checklist at the...

Page 9: ...HOULD BE INSPECTED ACCORDING TO THE ABOVE PARAGRAPH ON WIRE ROPE INSPECTION IF DAMAGED ROPE IS FOUND CHECK DRUM AND FRAME MEMBERS FOR DAMAGE HOW TO MEASURE WIRE ROPE The correct diameter of a wire rope is the diameter of a circumscribed circle which will enclose all the strands It is the largest cross sectional measurement The measurement should be made carefully with calipers The illustrations be...

Page 10: ...5 Dimensional Units INCH Sheet Third Angle Projection Description 1 1 ECN Rev Description of change Date By Material Columbus McKinnon Corporation Hoist Rigging Americas Amherst NY USA Material No Standard Standard Dimensional Tolerances Unless Otherwise Specified 0 to 60 Over 60 X 020 025 XX 010 015 XXX 005 010 Ang 0 30 0 30 Columbus McKinnon Corporation CMCO claims proprietary rights in the mate...

Page 11: ...d Normal Wear Points Viscosity 100º F 193 235 SUS 284 347 SUS Viscosity Index 60 Min 60 Min Pour Point 20ºF 29ºC 10ºF 12ºC Amoco Oil Co Rykon Oil 46 American Industrial Oil 68 Mobil Oil Corp Mobil DTE Oil Heavy Shell Oil Co Rotella 10W Rotella 10W 30 Sun Oil Co Sunvis 932 Sunvis 968 Texaco Oil Inc Rando Oil 46 Rando Oil 68 MPG NLGI Grease No 1 No 2 Multipurpose Grease Grease Lubricated Wear Points...

Page 12: ...ch CONTROL PANELS PUSHBUTTON Trolley Panel Hoist Panel Pushbutton Wiring TROLLEY Motor Brake When so Equip Couplings Gears Shafts Bearings Frame Wheels Bumpers Guards Conductors Collectors RUNWAYS Monorail Joints Monorail Main Conductors Main Collectors MISC General Condition Load Attach Chains Rope Slings Connect Change Gearcase Lub Grounding Faults See text for daily weekly requirements Inspecti...

Page 13: ...ashers that hold the limit switch assembly to the bracket Remove the limit switch assembly from the bracket b Upper Block Limit Switch 1 Disconnect all power from the hoist 2 Remove bolts holding the limit switch bracket to the hoist and remove the limit switch assembly 3 Loosen the clamping screw holding the hub on the limit switch shaft and remove the hub and lever assembly Note its position car...

Page 14: ... and keeping it properly seated in the drum groove install the remaining two clamps to the specified torque above 2 With all personnel clear of hoist TURN ON POWER 3 Operate hoist UP guiding six 6 wraps of new rope into drum grooves with gloved hand 4 With outer lower block covers removed thread the wire rope through the sheaves of the upper and lower block as shown on Reeving Diagrams referenced o...

Page 15: ... to see if points touch If not replace Defective push button cord Wire may be pinched broken or bare Check for lack of continuity or short to ground Motor brake coil burned Replace Check to make sure coil is proper coil for voltage applied Defective stator Rewind stator Rotor loose on shaft Replace MOTOR OVERHEATS EXCESSIVE AMPERAGE DRAW Possible Cause Remedy Defective stator Replace or rewind sta...

Page 16: ...ry for different employs must be adopted and assured by the person responsible for the installation IMPORTANT the components supplied by Rossi must be incorporated into machinery and should not be commissioned before the machinery in which the components have been incorporated conforms to Machinery directive 2006 42 EC and subsequent updatings in particular possible safety guards for shaft ends no...

Page 17: ...s and or bearings which may cause overheatings which may represent heavy danger for people Do not use motor eyebolts when lifting the gearmotors Position the gear reducer or gearmotor so as to allow a free passage of air for cooling both gear reducer and motor especially at their fan side Avoid any obstruction to the air flow heat sources near the gear reducer that might affect the temperature of ...

Page 18: ...indication of the health of the oil additive packages Consult your local oil supplier for further details 7 COMMISSIONING Carry out an overall check making particularly sure that the gear reducer is filled with lubricant Where star delta starting is being used input voltage must match the motor lower voltage connection For asynchronous three phase motor if the direction of rotation is not as desir...

Page 19: ...e brake is supplied with two series of thin spacer of different color yellow and red to allow two adjustment operations After several adjustments of air gap verify that brake disk thickness is not lower than the minimum value stated in Tab 3 if necessary replace the brake disk refer to Fig 9 Release lever rod is not to be left permanently installed to avoid dangerous or inappropriate use Tightenin...

Page 20: ...e switchs thermostats flow indicators etc Anomalous noise One or more teeth with dents or spallings excessive flanks roughness Consult Rossi Worn faulty or badly lubricated bearings Consult Rossi Taper roller bearings with ex cessive clearance Consult Rossi Vibrations Check the fastening and the bearings Lubricant leaking Seal ring with worn bakelized damaged or false mounted seal lip Replace seal...

Page 21: ...asurements should be checked against the corresponding crane measurements to insure correctness of fit After assuring that the crane fits the building determine orientation of crane position with respect to the runway In addition verify building and runway power supply to ensure it matches the power requirements of the crane These types of cranes are usually lifted into position on the runway in o...

Page 22: ... adherence to proven safety rules and practices No person should be permitted to operate a crane or hoist 1 who does not possess the above characteristics 2 who is not qualified or has handicaps that could adversely affect such operation 3 who has not been properly instructed 4 who has not been informed and does not have a thorough knowledge of all applicable safe operating practices including tho...

Page 23: ...vided controls is two step infinitely variable The motion buttons on the pushbutton for the crane typically labeled FWD and REV are two step buttons for this programming The first step is the initial starting speed of the crane and it also performs a speed hold function The second step of the button performs an acceleration function To operate the crane press the button for desired direction FWD o...

Page 24: ...EVICES SHALL NOT EXCEED THE RATED CAPACITY OF THE HOIST AND OR CRANE STEP 3 Attach load to load hook Slowly raise the hook until the slack has been taken out of the below the hook devices When the floor man signals and the operator is satisfied the load is secure in the sling lift the load slowly until clear Now hoisting speed can be increased and maintained until the load is clear of all obstruct...

Page 25: ...otionless in front of the hand giving the motion signal EXTEND BOOM TELESCOPING BOOMS ONE HAND SIGNAL One fist in front of the chest with the thumb tapping the chest RETRACT BOOM TELESCOPING BOOMS ONE HAND SIGNAL One fist in front of the chest with the thumb point ing outward and heel of fist tapping the chest STOP Arm extended and palm down move arm horizontally back and forth EMERGENCY STOP With...

Page 26: ...The crane operator should STOP the crane and refuse to handle loads when 1 there is any doubt as to SAFETY 2 any unusual vibrations or sounds are noticed before or when starting the lift or traverse motions 3 there are arguments or disagreements with the floor man or hitchers 4 the operator feels ill or is not alert INSPECTION Overhead cranes are subject to four levels of inspection Initial Pre Sh...

Page 27: ...cluding control contactors limit switches push button stations for signs of pitted contact points wear or deterioration 7 All hoists and trolleys installed on the crane in accordance with the manufacturer s recommendation ALWAYS LOCK MAIN SWITCH IN THE OPEN POSITION OFF BEFORE INSPECTION NOTICE CRANES THAT HAVE BEEN SITTING IDLE FOR SIX MONTHS OR GREATER SHALL RECEIVE A COMPLETE PERIODIC INSPECTIO...

Page 28: ...e grease unless the severity of the duty cycle and or operating environment warrants otherwise Press bearings onto wheel axle ensure they are fully seated 11 Assemble both bearing caps onto bearings 12 Place wheel assembly onto runway rail and roll it into place in the endtruck Orient the grease fitting if provided on bearing cap pointing towards the rail sweep 13 Carefully lower endtruck ensuring...

Page 29: ...to replacement rectifier a Connect brake leads to DC side of rectifier terminals marked b Connect leads from the plug to the AC side two terminals marked 5 Re assemble in reverse order disassembly 6 Turn power onto crane and test for proper operation BRAKE REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT If brake air gap exceeds the maximum allowed or is not functioning properly the brake may need to be replaced Follow th...

Page 30: ...30 P N 11854801 REV AC September 2017 HOIST MOTION 200 230 575V 15 20HP 200 575V 25HP WEG MOTORS ...

Page 31: ...NY USA ELEMENTARY DIAGRAM MALE CONNECTOR WIRING SIDE VIEW 7 1 8 6 5 4 3 2 PIN 1 BLK 0VDC PIN 2 RED 10 TO 30 VDC PIN 3 WHT A CMCO ENCODER CABLE TO DRIVE LEADS PIN 4 BLK A PIN 5 GRN B PIN 6 BLK B PIN 7 NOT CONNECTED PIN 8 NOT CONNECTED 4 3 8 2 7 1 5 6 FEMALE CONNECTOR WIRING SIDE VIEW ENCODER CABLE AND CONNECTOR PINOUT PIN 1 BLK 0VDC PIN 2 RED 10 TO 30 VDC PIN 3 YEL A E3 ENCODER LEADS PIN 4 BLU A PI...

Page 32: ...32 P N 11854801 REV AC September 2017 TROLLEY MOTION 200 460V 10 15T WITH 200MM WHEEL G MINI 1 5HP MOTORS 75 150FPM ...

Page 33: ...33 P N 11854801 REV AC September 2017 TROLLEY MOTION 200 460V 20 25T WITH 260MM WHEEL G MINI 2 OR 3HP MOTORS 75 100FPM OR 100 150FPM ...

Page 34: ...34 P N 11854801 REV AC September 2017 TROLLEY MOTION 200 460V 10 15T WITH 200MM WHEEL G SERIES 4 1 5HP MOTORS 575V ...

Page 35: ...of change Rev ECN Drawn Approved Original Scale Design Authority Format Number Description Sheet Columbus McKinnon Corporation Hoist Rigging Americas Amherst NY USA ELEMENTARY DIAGRAM WARNING AVERTISSEMENT SYMBOL DESIGNATIONS 20 25T UNITS 2 x 3HP MOTORS w 260mm WHEEL ELECTROMOTIVE G SERIES 4 PROGRAMMING SPEED REFERENCE NOTE 20 25T UNITS 2 x 2HP MOTORS w 260mm WHEEL ELECTROMOTIVE G SERIES 4 PROGRAM...

Page 36: ... for your hoist as spares for future use These parts are listed at the end of this manual The numbers assigned to parts of our various assemblies in our Parts List are the part numbers used in manufacturing Some of these itemized parts are not for individual sale but must be grouped with other related replacement items NOTICE WHEN ORDERING PARTS OR INFORMATION ON THIS EQUIPMENT ALWAYS INCLUDE MODE...

Page 37: ...0T 15T 20T 25T 1 Trolley Frame Assembly 1 455122XX 455176XX 455169XX 455155X 2 Gearbox 1 454963XX 3 Motor 1 454964XX 4 Drive Shaft Splined 1 23601901 23623301 23604801 5 Key Drive Shaft 1 23569202 23569201 6 Outer Retaining Ring 1 10119449 11858101 7 Inner Retaining Ring 1 11852826 8 M16 Lockwasher 8 11852804 9 M16 Hex Head Bolt 8 C11852850 C11852851 FIGURE 7 ...

Page 38: ... 15T 20T 25T 1 RCLS Spacers 2 11859101 2 RCLS Mounting Plate 1 23623601 23621201 3 RCLS Bracket Bolt Lock Washer 2 11852804 4 RCLSBracked Mounting Bolt 2 11852839 5 RCLS with Drive Coupling 1 236217XX 6 RCLS Flat Washer 2 11852828 7 RCLS Lock Washers 2 11852829 8 RCLS Mounting Bolt 2 11852827 A 1 4 3 2 5 DETAIL A SCALE 1 1 6 7 8 FIGURE 8 ...

Page 39: ...rease Zerk 12 NO6099 6 Trolley Gear Motor 2 453191XX 451520XX 7 Bearing Cap SHCS 24 11802728 11802729 8 Bearing Cap Lockwasher 24 11803202 11803203 9 Rail Sweep 4 23488901 23601301 10 Rail Sweep SHCS 8 for 10T and 15T 16 for 20T and 25T 11802729 11 Rail Sweep Lockwasher 8 for 10T and 15T 16 for 20T and 25T 11803203 12 Rail Sweep Flatwasher 8 for 10T and 15T 16 for 20T and 25T 11803101 13 Bumper 4 ...

Page 40: ...Retaining Ring 2 10119421 2 Washer Inner Spacer 2 11802001 3 Internal Retaining Ring 1 10008303 4 Ball Bearing 2 10377703 5 Sheave 12mm 1 33291501 6 Sheave Pin 1 23386901 7 External Retaining Ring 2 10119419 8 Yoke Pin 1 23387001 9 Hex Head Lock Nut 2 11803001 10 Upper Block Yoke 1 33291601 11 Hex Head Bolt 2 11802507 10 9 8 7 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 FIGURE 10 ...

Page 41: ...Hex Head Nut 2 11802906 2 Lock Washer 2 11803401 3 SHCS M12 2 11852836 4 Staking Plate 1 1139401 5 Lock Washer 2 11852809 6 SHCS 2 11852808 7 Sheave Pin 1 23619602 8 Internal Retaining Ring 1 10008303 9 Ball Bearing 2 10377703 10 Sheave 12mm 1 33291501 11 Sheave Spacer 1 23577403 12 Sheave Spacer 2 23577401 6 5 4 7 11 12 1 2 3 10 8 9 FIGURE 11 ...

Page 42: ...ation CMCO claims proprietary rights in the material disclosed hereon This drawing and or technical information is issued in confidence for engineering information only and may not be reproduced or used to manufacture anything shown or referred to hereon without direct permission from CMCO to the user This drawing and or technical information is loaned for mutual assistance and is subject to recal...

Page 43: ...1 11852822 4 M20 LOCKWASHER 4 11852807 5 M20 HEX NUT 4 11852805 6 M20 SHOULDER BOLT 2 11852802 11852833 7 M16 FLAT WASHER 2 11803104 8 M16 HEX NUT 2 11852806 9 DRUM ASSEMBLY 1 236047XX 236194XX 10 ROPE CLAMP 6 23380301 23631401 11 LOCK WASHER 6 11803202 11803204 12 SHCS 6 11802705 11802713 13 M20 SHCS 2 11852822 11852833 14 OUTBOARD ROPEGUARD 1 33370201 15 M20 Flat Washer 2 18803502 12 SCALE 1 4 1...

Page 44: ...GROUP ASSEMBLY Part Number Item Number Description Quantitiy 10T 15T 20T 25T 1 Limit Switch 1 11697002 2 Limit Switch Hub 1 23336501 3 10 32 SHCS 2 10264647 4 Limit Switch Rod 1 23600501 23600502 23615502 5 M5 Lock Washer 2 11852835 6 M5 SHCS 2 11852834 4 3 6 5 2 1 FIGURE 14 ...

Page 45: ... 6 11803002 FIGURE 15 44 Part No 11353399 S4 REEVED Figure 9 4a Lower Block Assembly S4 Reeved B Frame Lower Block Components for Figure 9 4a S4 Reeved REF No Part Number Description Qty Req d 44931901C Lower Block Assembly Excludes Ref Nos 17 18 1 33290601 Sheave Assembly Incl Ref Nos 12 13 14 4X1309 Hook Latch Kit Not shown 23380691 Hook Assembly Incl Ref Nos 2 3 4 1 N A Trunnion Crosshead 1 2 N...

Page 46: ... Amherst NY USA 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 B C D E F B C D E F A By Date Rev ECN 1 1 Description Third Angle Projection Sheet Standard Dimensional Tolerances Unless Otherwise Specified INCH Dimensional Units 2 13 2013 Hoist PDE Wadesboro Number C Format Original scale Original project Design Authority Approved Drawn Modeled RSMS 15T LOWER BLOCK ASSEMBLY 1 4 APCCE 2 10 2015 Description of change D6 RE...

Page 47: ...PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DRAWING AND OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION Columbus McKinnon Corporation Amherst NY USA 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 B C D E F B C D E F A By Date Rev ECN 1 1 Description Third Angle Projection Sheet Standard Dimensional Tolerances Unless Otherwise Specified INCH Dimensional Units 2 13 2013 Hoist PDE Wadesboro Number C Format Original scale Original project Design Authority Approved Dr...

Page 48: ...ct Original scale Format B Number Wadesboro 2 05 10 2016 Dimensional Units INCH Sheet Third Angle Projection Description 1 1 ECN Rev Description of change Date By RSMS Material Columbus McKinnon Corporation Hoist Rigging Americas Amherst NY USA Material No Standard 05 10 2016 Standard Dimensional Tolerances Unless Otherwise Specified 0 to 60 Over 60 X 020 025 XX 010 015 XXX 005 010 Ang 0 30 0 30 C...

Page 49: ...P N 11854801 REV AC September 2017 DECK MOUNT EXPLODED VIEW Item Number Description Quantitiy Part Number 10T 15T 20T 25T 1 SHCS M20 X 2 5 40MM Long 8 C11865901 2 M20 Lock Washer HI Collar 8 11852807 3 Shear Block 4 C23658401 FIGURE 19 ...

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