Link-Belt ATC-3200 All Terrain Crane Operator Manual

The ATC-3200 is a multi-axle all terrain crane. It drives to the job on public roads, then sets up and lifts with a telescopic boom. When a used crane arrives without the book in the cab, or a relief operator takes over, this is the document they reach for to learn the controls and the setup sequence before the first lift.

What this manual helps you do

• Learn the driver's cab layout, the instrument panel and the Cockpit Graphic Control System.
• Follow the steps for putting the machine into operation, from gearshift to driving the crane on the road.
• Set up on outriggers by the book, including the emergency control functions.
• Read the notes on load charts and supporting forces before planning a lift.
• Plan for winter operation and for access to the superstructure.

Who this is for

A crane operator or relief operator taking over an ATC-3200 will use it to learn the cab, the controls and the setup routine. A buyer of a used crane gets the operating rules and safety instructions on file with the machine from day one.

FAQ

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

A: You get 1 PDF file of 1,093 pages in English, titled "ATC-3200 Operating, Service and Maintenance Manual", publication number OM_EN_ATC-3200. The text can be searched and copied. It runs from technical details through safety instructions to operating instructions for the chassis and the superstructure.

Q: Which machine does it fit?

A: It is written for the Link-Belt ATC-3200 all terrain crane.

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

A: If you operate, train on or hand over this crane, it gives you the safety instructions for the crane operator and the operating sequence in one file. Search a control name or a setup step and go straight to it.

Keep it on the tablet or print the pages you need for the cab, and the ATC-3200 rules are there for every shift.

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