National Crane 600H-BC/RM Boom Truck Operator Manual

A boom truck like the 600H-BC/RM puts a telescopic boom on a truck chassis, so you can drive to the job, set up on outriggers and lift without waiting on a yard crane. When a used crane comes in without the book in the cab, or a relief operator takes the seat, this is the document they want in hand. It keeps the operating rules, the control layout and the setup routine in one place.

What this manual helps you do

• Learn the controls and instruments before you climb into the seat.
• Follow the sequence for setting up on outriggers.
• Read the load charts and understand how the anti-two block works.
• Operate the boom and winch the way the manufacturer intends.
• Plan the steps for preparing for travel so the crane is ready to roll.

Who this is for

The operator taking over a 600H-BC/RM, whether new to the machine or covering a shift, gets the most from it. Owner-operators and buyers of used cranes use it the same way, to put the operating rules and hand signals on file and confirm the crane is being run correctly.

FAQ

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

A: You get 1 PDF file of 80 pages in English, publication number CTRL091-00. It is divided into Sections 1 through 6, plus an Options section, and the text can be searched and copied.

Q: Which machine does it fit?

A: It is the 600H-BC/RM Operator Manual for the National Crane 600H-BC/RM boom truck.

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

A: If you need to know how the crane is meant to be set up, operated and prepared for travel, this is the operating reference. You'd expect to find controls and instruments, crane operation, boom and winch, and load charts and anti-two block covered the way an operator manual usually does.

Keep it on your phone or print it for the cab, and the operating rules are there whenever someone new steps up to the crane.

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