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Demag AC 25 All Terrain Crane Operator Manual

Format: PDF (Printable Document)

File Language: English

File Pages: 1,045

File Size: 22.01 MB (Speed Download Link)

File Count: 3 PDF files

Brand: Demag

Model: AC 25

Equipment Type: All Terrain Crane

Book No: 89001A

Manuals Included: 3 separate publications

Type of Document: Operator Manual

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Demag AC 25 All Terrain Crane Operator Manual

An All Terrain Crane like the AC 25 drives to the job on public roads, then sets up on outriggers and works with a telescopic boom. The operator manual is what you reach for when a relief operator is taking over the crane and needs the controls, the setup sequence and the operating rules in front of them. It's the book that belongs in the cab.

What this manual helps you do

  • Read the controls and instruments in the cab before you take the machine out.
  • Follow the safety instructions for setting up and working on site.
  • Set the outriggers and check the hydraulic suspension and differential locks before you move or lift.
  • Plan the drive, from steering and brakes to towing the crane and parking.
  • Operate slewing and telescoping with the notes on operation beside you.

Who this is for

A crane operator or relief operator will use it to get familiar with the layout and the setup routine before the first shift. A fleet manager at a rental company can keep it on file so every handover starts from the same operating rules.

FAQ

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

A: You get the set: 3 PDF files, 1,045 pages in total, in English. Publication 89001A is the main manual at 396 pages, with Publication e25-1000-114 at 394 pages and Manual 3 at 255 pages.

Q: Which machine does it fit?

A: It's the operator manual for the Demag AC 25, and the same manual also covers the AC 75. The title reads Operator Manual AC 25 and AC 75.

Q: How does it fit what I'm doing?

A: If you're putting an operator into the cab, you'd expect to find the engine, driving, transmission, brakes, steering, heating and ventilation, and safety equipment sections in one place. It's the operating reference for daily use and for training new people on the crane.

Put the set on file, hand it to the next operator, and the crane goes out with its operating rules attached.

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Models covered by this manual

This operator manual is also used for one further All Terrain Crane model: AC 75. Check the model and serial number on your data plate before ordering.

📘 Show Index

Table of Contents:

  • Publication 89001A (396 pages)
    • Manufacturer's Specifications
    • Foreword
    • Safety Instructions
      • General
      • Intended Use
      • Operating Conditions and Computed Design of the Crane
    • Structure of the Mobile Crane
      • Overview
      • Safety Signs
      • Boom System
    • Cab
      • Operating Elements in the Driver's Cab
      • Monitoring Equipment
      • Symbols in Outrigger Control Box, Left-Hand Side
    • Engine
      • Checks Before Starting the Engine
      • Starting Procedure
      • Switching off the engine
    • Driving
      • Checks before Driving
      • General
      • Driving on the Construction Site
    • Transmission
      • Gear Lever
      • All-Terrain Transmission (Optional)
      • Starting
    • Brakes
      • Service Brake
      • Parking Brake
      • Engine Brake (Sustained-Action Brake)
    • Steering
      • Steering during Road Travel
      • Independent Rear Axle Steering
    • Differential Locks
    • Hydraulic Suspension
      • Suspension Circuits
      • Level Adjustment
      • Monitoring the Level
    • Outriggers
      • Instructions for Supporting the Crane on the Outriggers
      • Arrangement of the Control Elements for the Outriggers
      • Before Extending the Outriggers
    • Parking
      • Leaving the Vehicle in Transport Condition
      • Leaving the Crane in Configured Condition and with Outriggers Extended
    • Towing the Crane and Towing the Crane to Start
      • Towing the Crane to Start
      • General Towing Regulations
      • Towing the Crane Free on Soft Ground
    • Heating and Ventilation
      • Operating the Heating and Ventilation
    • Safety Equipment
      • Console of the Cockpit-Text-Center (CTC) (59)
      • Entry
      • Hoist Limit Switch
    • Notes on Operation
      • General Notes on Operation
      • Raising a Load Using Several Cranes
      • Checking the Safety Measures
    • Slewing
      • Preparations for Slewing
      • Slewing the Superstructure
      • Slew Speeds
    • Telescoping
      • Telescoping the Main Boom
      • Telescoping Procedure
  • Publication e25-1000-114 (394 pages)
    • Manufacturer's Specifications
    • Foreword
    • Safety Instructions
      • General
      • Intended Use
      • Operating Conditions and Computed Design of the Crane
    • Structure of the Mobile Crane
      • Overview
      • Safety Signs
      • Boom System
    • Cab
      • Operating Elements in the Driver's Cab
      • Monitoring Equipment
      • Symbols in Outrigger Control Box, Left-Hand Side
    • Engine
      • Checks Before Starting the Engine
      • Starting Procedure
      • Switching off the engine
    • Driving
      • Checks before Driving
      • General
      • Driving on the Construction Site
    • Transmission
      • Gear Lever
      • All-Terrain Transmission (Optional)
      • Starting
    • Brakes
      • Service Brake
      • Parking Brake
      • Engine Brake (Sustained-Action Brake)
    • Steering
      • Steering during Road Travel
      • Independent Rear Axle Steering
    • Differential Locks
    • Hydraulic Suspension
      • Suspension Circuits
      • Level Adjustment
      • Monitoring the Level
    • Outriggers
      • Instructions for Supporting the Crane on the Outriggers
      • Arrangement of the Control Elements for the Outriggers
      • Before Extending the Outriggers
    • Parking
      • Leaving the Vehicle in Transport Condition
      • Leaving the Crane in Configured Condition and with Outriggers Extended
    • Towing the Crane and Towing the Crane to Start
      • Towing the Crane to Start
      • General Towing Regulations
      • Towing the Crane Free on Soft Ground
    • Heating and Ventilation
      • Operating the Heating and Ventilation
    • Safety Equipment
      • Console of the Cockpit-Text-Center (CTC) (59)
      • Entry
      • Hoist Limit Switch
    • Notes on Operation
      • General Notes on Operation
      • Raising a Load Using Several Cranes
      • Checking the Safety Measures
    • Slewing
      • Preparations for Slewing
      • Slewing the Superstructure
      • Slew Speeds
    • Telescoping
      • Telescoping the Main Boom
      • Telescoping Procedure
  • Manual 3 (255 pages)
    • Foreword
    • 1_ Safety instructions
    • 2_ Structure of the Mobile Crane
    • 3_ Cabin
    • 4_ Engine
    • 5_ Driving
    • 6_ Transmission
    • 7_ Brakes
    • 8_ Steering
    • 9_ Differential Locks
    • 10_ Hydraulic Suspension
    • 11_ Outriggers
    • 12_ Parking
    • 13_ Towing the Crane
    • 14_ Heating and Ventilation
    • 15_ Safety Equipment
    • 16_ Notes on Operation
    • 17_ Slewing
    • 18_ Telescoping
    • 19_ Luffing
    • 20_ Hoisting
    • 21_ Main Boom Extension
    • 22_ Reeving

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