Grove GMK 4100L All Terrain Crane Maintenance Manual

A four-axle all terrain crane like the GMK 4100L drives to the job on public roads, then sets up and lifts with its telescopic boom. Every working day adds hours to the carrier and the superstructure, so the service schedule has to be followed. Fleet mechanics and owner-operators pull this manual when the crane is due for its next scheduled service and they need the intervals in front of them.

What this manual helps you do

• Plan service work from the maintenance overview, so each interval is covered in order.
• Lubricate the carrier and superstructure using the lubricants and consumables section.
• Inspect the carrier and the superstructure at the scheduled checks.
• Follow the run-in regulations on a crane that is new or freshly returned to work.
• Verify fasteners against the torques section and order what you need from the spare parts required for maintenance.

Who this is for

A field service mechanic gets a routine to work through at the crane, from cleaning to lubrication and checks. A rental or hire company can use it to keep a planned maintenance routine on file for each unit.

FAQ

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

A: You get 1 PDF file of 294 pages in English, Grove publication number 3 112 528. It runs from general notes, safety and environmental protection, and cleaning through the maintenance overview, lubricants and consumables, and maintenance work on the carrier and superstructure. It finishes with longer periods out of service, torques, spare parts required for maintenance and an appendix.

Q: Which machine does it fit?

A: It is for the Grove GMK 4100L all terrain crane. The title wording on the manual is “GMK 4100 and 4100-L Maintenance Manual”.

Q: How does it fit my job?

A: If you’re preparing for a scheduled service, you can work through the maintenance overview and then go to the carrier or superstructure sections for the task in hand. If the crane is parked for a while, there’s a section on longer periods out of service.

Keep it open at the next service and work through the intervals one by one.

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