The Grove GMK 6300L is a multi-axle all terrain crane. It drives to site on public roads, then sets up and lifts with its telescopic boom. If a used crane came in without the book in the cab, or a relief operator is taking over, this operator manual is the document that goes back in the cab.
What this manual helps you do
- Learn the operating elements for driving and for crane operation before you climb in.
- Follow the steps for starting and turning off the engine, for driving and for crane operation.
- Plan the drive to site using the sections on driving and driving modes.
- Set up with the rigging work section, then drive with a rigged truck crane.
- Read the malfunction sections for driving and crane operation so you know what a fault means at the controls.
Who this is for
A crane operator or relief operator taking over a GMK 6300L will use it to learn the control layout and the order of work from engine start to rigging to lifting. An owner-operator or hire company will keep it on file with the crane so any operator has the rules in hand.
FAQ
Q: What do I receive and how is it organised?
A: You get the set: 2 PDF files, 1,114 pages in total, in English. The main manual is Publication 3 112 736 en (866 pages), and Publication 3 112 717 en (248 pages) comes with it.
Q: Which machine does it fit?
A: It is for the Grove GMK 6300L all terrain crane. The title wording on the main manual is "Operating Instructions Part 1 Driving".
Q: How does it fit my job?
A: The main manual has sections on basic safety instructions, operating elements, driving, rigging work, crane operation and malfunctions, plus an index. That follows the order you work in, from the road to the lift.
Once it's downloaded, you can put the full set on the office computer or a tablet and have it ready for the next operator who takes the crane out.
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Table of Contents:
- Publication 3 112 736 en (866 pages)
- Homepage
- Overview
- Accidents
- Branches
- Terms used
- 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
- Installing/removing the hose drum
- Malfunctions in driving mode
- Emergency stop switch
- What to do when a malfunction occurs in road traffic
- Towing the truck crane
- Index
- Operating elements for crane operation
- Overview of the operating elements
- Short description of the operating elements
- 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 rigged truck crane
- Driving distance
- Permissible rigging modes and axle loads
- Before driving
- Malfunctions during crane operation
- Emergency stop switch
- What to do when malfunctions occur during crane operation
- Fuses
- Publication 3 112 717 en (248 pages)
- Homepage
- 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
- Short description of the operating elements
- Checklists for rigging work
- Description of rigging work
- Boom extension
- Checklists for rigging work
- Description of the 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
- Heavy load lattice extension
- Checklists for rigging work
- Description of rigging work
- Operation with the heavy load lattice extension
- Turning loads
- Prerequisites
- 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
- Index
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