Tadano ATF 120-5 All Terrain Crane Operator Manual

The Tadano ATF 120-5 is a multi-axle all terrain crane. It drives on public roads, then sets up on site and works with a telescopic boom. The operator manual is the book that belongs in the cab. If a used ATF 120-5 came to you without it, or a relief operator is taking over, this is the document that gets everyone working from the same page.

What this manual helps you do

• Learn the control elements in the driver's cab before you move the crane.
• Follow the steps for putting the crane carrier into operation.
• Read the driving instructions for the crane carrier before taking it on the road.
• Plan the preparations for crane operation in the chassis.
• Check the notes on operation in winter and the instructions for avoiding damage.

Who this is for

An owner-operator or hire company running an ATF 120-5 will use it to brief new and relief operators and to keep the operating rules on file. A buyer of a used crane gets the book the machine should have in the cab.

FAQ

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

A: You get one PDF file of 428 pages in total, in multiple languages. It is split into Part A, Technical Details, and Part B, Operating Instructions, after the preface and operation and maintenance sections.

Q: Which machine does it fit?

A: It is for the Tadano ATF 120-5 all terrain crane. The title on the manual reads "ATF 120-5 Operating Instruction."

Q: How does it fit my job?

A: If you operate, hand over or inspect an ATF 120-5, you'd expect to find the control layout, the handling notes and the technical details of the chassis and superstructure in one place. Keep it with the crane and use it for training.

Download it, keep a copy on the office computer and one on the tablet in the cab, and your next operator has the whole book from day one.

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