Grove TMS700E Crane Service Manual

When this TMS700E is out on highway or plant work—picking bridge beams, setting tanks, feeding steel on tight sites—downtime costs real money. This service manual is what I’d pull when I need to trace a hydraulic issue, chase an electrical fault, or tear down a swing or boom component without guessing. For example, if the main boom won’t telescope under load, I’d use this to follow the hydraulic circuit, verify pressures and valve operation, and decide whether I’m resealing a cylinder or replacing a control valve.

Applications & Use Cases

• Track hydraulic leaks or weak functions by following the correct circuit path and test points.
• Isolate electrical faults when you’ve got dead functions, blown fuses, or intermittent controls.
• Disassemble and reassemble boom, hoist, and swing components in the right order so nothing gets damaged.
• Verify adjustments on limit switches, clutches, and linkages after repairs or component swaps.
• Plan safe lifting-system repairs so you can support, lock out, and test the crane correctly before returning it to service.

FAQ

Q: Can I use this manual on a tablet in the field?

A: Yes, it’s practical on a tablet; you can zoom diagrams and search text instead of flipping through paper.

Q: Should I still print pages from it?

A: Many techs print the relevant procedures and schematics to keep next to the crane for greasy hands and quick notes.

Safety Note

Always de-energize, lock out, and mechanically support all loads before you open, loosen, or disconnect any crane component.

Grove TMS700E Index:

SECTION 1INTRODUCTION
SECTION 2HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
SECTION 3ELECTRIC SYSTEM
SECTION 4BOOM
SECTION 5HOISTS
SECTION 6SWING
SECTION 7POWER TRAIN
SECTION 8UNDERCARRIAGE
SECTION 9LUBRICATION

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