A GMK 5130-2 is a five-axle all terrain crane. It drives to the job on public roads, then sets up and lifts with its telescopic boom. If you're a workshop taking on a used crane that came without any paperwork, this full manual set puts every document for the machine in one download, so you can start working on it right away.
What this manual set helps you do
- Operate the crane by the book with the Safety Manual and Operating Instructions, including rigging, driving with a rigged crane and operations planning.
- Order the right parts from the Spare Parts List and the Standard Fixing Materials, which cover the chassis, wheel drive, engine covering and more.
- Follow the service intervals in the Maintenance Manual, from the maintenance overview to lubricants and consumables.
- Inspect and service the carrier and the superstructure using the maintenance work sections.
- Trace hydraulic and electrical faults with the schematics, and check load charts and technical data alongside them.
Who this is for
A workshop or service company gets the most from it. One download gives the mechanic the maintenance procedures, the parts desk the ordering lists, and the operator the setup and safety information for the same crane. Owner-operators who want everything for their own GMK 5130-2 will use it the same way.
FAQ
Q: What do I receive and how is it organised?
A: You get 102 files (77 PDF) with 33,248 PDF pages in total. The Operator Manual is 4,102 pages in 9 files, the Parts Manual is 13,308 pages in 13 files, and the Maintenance Manual is 904 pages in 3 files. Schematics (3 files, 221 pages), load charts (8 files, 14,639 pages), technical data (3 files, 74 pages) and 63 files of CDs and software are in the set too.
Q: Which machine does it fit?
A: It is made for the Grove GMK 5130-2 all terrain crane.
Q: How does it fit my job on a used crane?
A: The set gives you operation, parts, maintenance and schematics for one model together, so you don't have to collect single books. The Operator Manual and Maintenance Manual are in English, and the Parts Manual is in English and German.
Whether you're getting a crane ready for sale, service or work, you'll have the documents for it in one place.
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Table of Contents:
Operator Manual Table of Contents
4,102 pages, 9 files
- Publication 3 112 254 en (1,248 pages)
- About this safety manual
- Proper use
- General Safety Instructions
- The truck crane as a vehicle and a crane
- You as the crane operator
- Helpers (banksmen, slingers, guides for holding ropes)
- Driving
- Before driving
- While driving
- After driving
- Crane work
- Before crane work
- Rigging lattice extensions
- During crane work
- Crane operation under special operating conditions
- During the winter
- Working near electric cables
- Working near supply lines (e.g. oil or gas)
- Proper conduct in the event of malfunctions, accidents and fires
- Fuse change
- Breakdown in road traffic
- Towing
- Transporting the truck crane on a separate vehicle
- Loading the truck crane yourself
- Loading the truck crane with another crane
- Overview
- Accidents
- Terms used
- Notes about the lattice extension operating manual
- Basic safety instructions
- Intended use
- Improper use
- Organisational measures
- For operations planning
- Information
- Swing-away lattice
- Boom extension
- Swing-away lattice
- Validity
- Short description of the operating elements
- Checklists for rigging work
- Boom extension
- Checklists for rigging work
- Description of rigging work
- Operation with boom extension
- Auxiliary single-sheave boom top
- Installing/removing
- Rigging the auxiliary single-sheave boom top
- Operation with the auxiliary single-sheave boom top
- Turning loads
- Requirements
- Setting the SLI
- Turning a load
- Driving with a rigged crane
- Safety instructions
- Driving distance
- Rigging mode and axle loads
- Maintenance
- Cleaning
- Maintenance plans
- Description of maintenance work
- Publication 3 112 504 (284 pages)
- Additional pages: Driving with a rigged crane
- Validity
- Reasons for the additional information
- Additional information
- Information
- About these operating instructions
- Basic safety instructions
- Intended use
- For operations planning
- Information
- Swing-away lattice
- Boom extension
- Swing-away lattice
- Validity
- Short description of the operating elements
- Checklists for rigging work
- Boom extension
- Checklists for rigging work
- Description of rigging work
- Operation with boom extension
- Auxiliary single-sheave boom top
- Installing/removing
- Rigging the auxiliary single-sheave boom top
- Operation with the auxiliary single-sheave boom top
- Integrated heavy load lattice extension (ISS)
- Checklists for rigging work
- Description of rigging work
- Operation with ISS
- Turning loads
- Requirements
- Setting the SLI
- Turning a load
- Driving with a rigged crane
- Safety instructions
- Driving distance
- Rigging mode and axle loads
- Maintenance
- Cleaning
- Maintenance plans
- Description of maintenance work
- Publication 3 112 506 (288 pages)
Same chapters as the edition above (another edition or language of this manual).
- Publication 3 112 513 (242 pages)
- Publication 3 112 518 (256 pages)
Same chapters as the edition above (another edition or language of this manual).
- Publication 3 112 637 (884 pages)
- Overview
- Identification
- EC Declaration of Conformity
- Documentation supplied
- Basic safety instructions
- Intended use
- Organisational measures
- Qualifications of the personnel
- Operating elements for driving
- Overview of the operating elements
- Short description of the operating elements
- Starting/turning off the engine for driving
- Starting the engine from the driver's cab
- Turning off the engine
- Air intake inhibitor
- Driving
- Before driving
- Operating the transmission
- Driving and turning off the truck crane
- Driving modes
- Driving modes
- Rigging work for driving with a trailer
- Rigging the main boom
- Malfunctions in driving mode
- Emergency stop switch
- What to do when a malfunction occurs in road traffic
- Towing the truck crane
- Technical Information on the carrier
- Operating elements for crane operation
- Overview of the operating elements
- Short description of the operating elements
- Short description of the operating elements – driving from the crane cab
- Starting/Stopping the engine – for crane operation
- Starting the engine – from the crane cab
- Starting the engine – with the hand-held control
- Turning off the engine
- Crane operation
- Before crane operation
- Operation of the safe load indicator
- Crane operation with main boom
- Rigging work
- Rigging work checklists for crane operation with the main boom
- Choosing a suitable site
- Rigging work after driving with a trailer
- Driving with a rigged truck crane
- Driving route
- Before driving the rigged truck crane
- Permissible rigging modes and axle loads
- Malfunctions during crane operation
- Emergency stop switch
- What to do when malfunctions occur during crane operation
- Fuses
- Technical information about the superstructure
- Publication 3 112 639 (900 pages)
Same chapters as the edition above (another edition or language of this manual).
Parts Manual Table of Contents
13,308 pages, 13 files
Maintenance Manual Table of Contents
904 pages, 3 files
Also in this set
- Schematics (3 files, 221 pages)
- Load charts (8 files, 14,639 pages)
- Technical data (3 files, 74 pages)
- CDs and software (63 files)
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