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Demag AC 100-4 All Terrain Crane Maintenance Manual

Format: PDF (Printable Document)

File Language: English

File Pages: 678

File Size: 10.40 MB (Speed Download Link)

File Count: 2 PDF files

Brand: Demag

Model: AC 100-4

Equipment Type: All Terrain Crane

Type of Document: Maintenance Manual

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Demag AC 100-4 All Terrain Crane Maintenance Manual

The AC 100-4 is a multi-axle all terrain crane. It drives on public roads, then sets up on outriggers and works on site with a telescopic boom. If you look after your own machine, you reach for a maintenance manual when the next scheduled service is coming up and you want the intervals and lubrication points in front of you before you pick up a wrench.

What this manual helps you do

  • Plan your service work around the maintenance schedule and intervals a manual like this usually lays out.
  • Lubricate the superstructure and chassis points using the lubrication chart.
  • Check fluids and filters in the engine and cooling system and the hydraulic system.
  • Inspect the boom, wire ropes and hook block, and the superstructure, slewing gear and hoists.
  • Record what you did and when, so the next service starts from a clear history.

Who this is for

Owner-operators who do their own servicing. You get the lubrication and maintenance material for both the superstructure and the chassis of the AC 100-4, so you can work through the crane section by section. A workshop mechanic handling this model will use it the same way.

FAQ

Q: What do I receive and how is it organised?

A: You get 2 PDF files, 678 pages in total, in English. One is titled AC 100-4 Superstructure Lubrication Manual and the other AC 100-4 Chassis Maintenance Manual, so superstructure and chassis work are kept apart.

Q: Which machine does it fit?

A: The Demag AC 100-4 all terrain crane. Sections include Engine, Crane Operator's Cab, Slewing the Superstructure, Counterweight, and the optional driving and outrigger controls from the cab.

Q: How does it fit the job I'm doing?

A: If you're working through a scheduled service, it gives you one place to check intervals, lubrication and inspections for this crane. You can keep it on file and work from the same reference every time.

Keep both files with the crane, and use them to plan and log each service from the first one onward.

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📘 Show Index

Table of Contents:

  • Manufacturer's Specifications
  • Foreword
  • Safety Instructions
    • Generalinformation
    • Intended Use
    • Operating Conditions and Computed Design of the Crane
  • Structure of the Crane
    • Dimensions
    • Superstructure
    • Safety-relevant Components
  • Appendix to section 2
  • Crane Operator's Cab
    • Controls and Displays
    • Leaving the Cab
    • Tilting the Cab
  • Engine
    • Monitoring the Engine
    • Starting
    • Before Starting
  • Driving from the Crane Operator's Cab (Optional)
    • General
    • Procedure
    • Mask 'Driving from the Crane Operator's Cab'
  • Supporting the Crane on Outriggers from the Crane Operator's Cab (Optional)
  • Slewing the Superstructure
    • General
    • Initiating a Slewing Movement
    • Braking the Slewing Movement
  • Counterweight
    • General
    • Counterweight Designs
    • Important Assembly Instructions

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