MANITOWOC - Precon Marine, Inc.

MANITOWOC
LIFT • TOWER • RINGER • DRAG • CLAM
WE GHTS
POUNDS*
POUNDS*
L1FTCRANE, complete with 70' No. 22A 800m,
gantry and backhitch, boom hoist rigging and pendants, hoist wire rope, 15-ton swivel-type hook and
weight ball, basic upperworks package, counterweights. 26' 6" long crawlers (48" wide treads),
extendible width from 18' 7" to 21' 1", and outside crawler drive chains, .... , ,
356,660
CRAWLERS, with crawler side frames, crawler
treads, and outside crawler chains (each 36,400), .
72.800
CAR BODY, with center pin. roller path, and travel
mechanism, without crawlers .. , . . .. .
49.500
UPPERWORKS,complete with basic machinery.
including drums, but not including gantry and backhitch. front end attachments or counterweights.
80.500
GANTRY AND BACKHITCH ... , ... ,
SELF-REMOVING COUNTERWEIGHT (3-PC
Inner. ,
,....
,
,..
Middle
,
,..........
Outer.
... ..............
BOOM NO.22A
BOOM BUTT: (less wire rope and pendants),
BOOM TOP: (equipped with lower boom point,
sheaves. and pendants).
, ,9,760
Add for upper boom point and sheave.
1,460
Total.
BOOM INSERTS:
Insert - 10' (with pendants)
.
Insert - 20' (with pendants),
Insert - 40' (with pendants), , .. , , .... ,
)
41,900
41,500
39.000
5,980
11,220
2,000
3,100
5.340
DRAGLINE FAIRLEAD-REVOLVING TYPE.
1,910
DRAGLINE FAIRLEAD- HINGED TYPE .....
7,420
* Weights are approximate and may vary between machines as a result
of design changes and component variations,
7,800
POWER PLANTS
Model
Cylinder
Bore
Stroke
Cubic Inch
Displacement
Net HP @ RPM
(at flywheel)
BASIC
Cummins NTA-855 Diesel
6
5.500"
6.000"
855
333 @ 2000
OPTIONAL
G.M. 12V-71N Diesel
Caterpillar D343-TA Diesel
12
6
4.250"
5.400"
5.000"
6,500"
852
893
360 @ 2000
364 @ 2000
Air Compressor 37.5 CFM.
Fuel Tank Capacity: 315 gallons.
© MANITOWOC 1976
D UMS AND LAGGINGS
TANDEM DRUM SHAFT
Application
Drum
Diameter
Drum
Width
Type of
Lagging
L1FTCRANE
Hoist
Whip
Front
Rear
19"
27%"
37X"
37X"
None
Plain
CLAMSHELL
Closing
Holding
Front
Rear
27"
27"
37X"
37X"
DRAGLINE
Drag
Hoist
Front
Rear
24"
27"
37)4"
37)4"
Wire Rope
Size
Spooling Capacity
First Layer
Layers
Maximum Capacity
1)f'
161 '
230'
7
3
1,505'
745'
Grooved
Grooved
1)f'
1)f'
225'
225'
Grooved
Grooved
1)4"
1}i"
164'
225'
Of'
OPTIONAL SPLIT REAR DRUM SHAFT WITH SINGLE FRONT DRUM SHAFT
L1FTCRANE
Hoist
Whip
Auxiliary
Front
Left Rear
Right Rear
19"
21"
CLAMSHELL
Closing
Holding
DRAGLINE
Drag
Hoist
None
Plain
None
1}i"
1)f'
1"
161 '
83' (*76')
17W'
37X"
*17,%"
17'%"
Right Rear
Left Rear
27"
27"
17,%"
"'17%"
Grooved
Grooved
Front
Right Rear
24"
27"
37X"
17%"
Grooved
Grooved
77'
7
6
8
1,505'
622' (*575')
847'
1}i"
1}i"
105'
105' (*97')
3
3
340'
340' (*315')
1X"
1)f'
164'
105'
4
3
755'
340'
"'Drum width - 16)1,." with ratchet and pawl. .
NOTE: Drum diameters are root diameters, For first layer pitch diameters. add diameter of wire rope,
No, 6105,11-20-72
LOWER MAC INERY
CAR BODY: One-piece, ribbed steel fabrication with integral
side wings, permit crawlers to be extended or retracted without
reducing bearing area between crawler side frames and carbody
wings. Side wings rest on crawler side frames and transmit loads
directly to them, eliminating axles and providing lower center
of gravity.
RING GEAR AND ROLLER PATH: Cast alloy steel.
Integral ring gear and roiler path bolted to carbody with single
row of high strength bolts. Internal gear teeth machine cut. Roller
path 109" outside diameter with 8" face and 4" thick hook roller
flange.
KING PIN: Machin'ed from steel fabrication, Bolted to carbody with high strength bolts, Supports vertical travel shaft and
provides pivot for rotating upperworks. Takes horizontal load
only, no uplift. Pressure-lubricated bronze bearing in rotating bed.
TRAVEL SHAFTS: Travel power is transmitted from horizontal drive shaft in upperworks to horizontal travel shaft in carbody ... through intermediate vertical travel shaft bronze bearing
mounted in king pin. Horizontal travel shaft is bronze bearing
mounted and enclosed in carbody. Ends extended by telescopic
couplings provide for crawler extension and retraction. Totally
enclosed bevel gear runs in oil; thrust taken by antifriction bearing.
ioned and engage external teeth on travel jaw clutch. Each pawl
can be released separately by independent air control.
CRAWLER SIDE FRAMES: Steel fabrication with integral supports for attachment to carbody. Fourteen, 14" diameter
double-flanged intermediate idler rollers mounted between side
plates on 4,%" diameter shafts. Each roller supported by dual
bronze bearings with center grease pocket. Abrasion resistant
steel slide bars on top of frames support crawler pads.
CRAWLER FRONT IDLER: Double-flanged steel roller;
large bronze bearing on each end and grease pocket in center.
Mounted on 6X" diameter stationary shaft supported at both
ends in side frame, Tread belt adjusted by hydraulic jack and
U-shaped shims which hold shaft in position.
CRAWLER SPROCKET AND TUMBLER: Cast steel,
teeth and tumbler rim are flame-hardened. Driving torque transmitted through single-unit integral sprocket and tumbler with
large bronze bearings on each end and center grease pockel.
Mounted on 6X" diameter stationary shaft supported at both
ends in side frame. Self-cleaning tumbler has alternate sides
open. Crawler chain adjusted by hydraulic jack and U-shaped
shims which hold shaft in position.
Accomplished by air controlled jaw cl utches. Both are normally engaged for straight travel. Either clutch may be in neutral or locked position for gradual
or sharp turns. Interlock keeps one jaw cl utch engaged at ali ti meso
CRAWLER DRIVE: Drive chains are located outside of
crawler frame. Drive sprockets self-contained within crawler side
frames are joined to horizontal drive shaft by telescoping coupling which allows crawlers to be extended, retracted or completely removed without separating drive chains or tread belts,
TRAVEL LOCKS: Positive, air operated travel locks have
dual ratchet and pawl permitting travel in one direction while
preventing movement in opposite direction. Can be set to prevent travel in either direction, Travel lock pawls are spring cush-
CRAWLER PADS: Cast alloy steel. Box section design with
large central driving lug, internally ribbed for extra strength,
Bottom edges tapered upward, Each pad connected by two highcarbon, wear resistant steel pins,
TRAVEL AND STEERING:
PPER MACHINERY
ROTATING BED: One-piece, ribbed steel fabrication with
FRONT AND REAR DRUM ASSEMBLIES:
4 Front antifriction bearing mounted.
2 Rear antifriction bearing mounted.
Heat
treated, alloy steel drum shafts mounted on antifriction bearings.
Drums antifriction bearing mounted on drum shafts. Cast iron
combination clutch and brake flanges. Air applied, internal expanding, band type clutch mounted on right side. Dual, external
contracting, band type brakes. Front drum gear driven from
horizontal travel shaft. Rear drum chain driven from front drum
shaft. Gears and chain totally enclosed and oil spray lubricated.
HOOK ROLLERS: 6 mounted on eccentric shaft for ad-
SPLIT REAR DRUM SHAFT: Optional. Two equal width
justment.
2 Front antifriction bearing mounted.
4 Rear antifriction bearing mounted.
drums on rear shaft, each with single clutch and brake. Clamshell
and d rag line capac iti es are red u'ced with th is co m b ination.
Consult factory.
UPPER STRUCTURE: Fabricated steel rear column, roof
VICON® POWER LOWERING: Controlled power load
integral machinery side frames forms a rigid deck for power plant.
house rollers, rotating machinery, upper structure and boom
hinge. Houses travel gear, swing gear, swing lock and boom hoist.
HOUSE ROLLERS: 6
support and vertical center legs. Bar-type front legs. All joints
pin-connected. Structure supports gantry, counterweight and
rear drum.
POWER PLANTS: See bottom of page 2.
POWER TRANSMISSION, VICON®: The VICON (Variable Independent CONtrol- Patented) system provides a stepless variable control power transmission for various machine
functions. Engine power is divided at transmission case to two
controlled torque converters and hydraulic pump. Through chain
drives, front converter powers horizontal travel shaft while the
rear converter powers horizontal swing shaft. Hydraulic pump
provides separate power for independent boom hoist hydraulic
motor.
,
INDEPENDENT HORIZONTAL TRAVEL SHAFT:
Alloy steel shaft, mounted on antifriction bearings. Single-disc
clutches, mounted on cast steel hub splined to drive shaft.
Clutches applied by axial-pressure, air actuated cam levers.
Clutch pressure plates spring released. Cam faces separated by
antifriction roller beari ngs wh ich take ax ial thrust Integral cl utch
spiders and bevel pinions ball bearing mounted Bevel pinions
totally~enclosed and ojl, spray lubricated. These bevel pinions
begin gear drive to horizontal travel shaft in carbody. Spur gear
on this shaft also begins power source for main drum shafts.
INDEPENDENT HORIZONTAL SWING SHAFT:
Located behfnd horizontal travel shafl. Alloy steel. mounted on
antifriction bearings, except for bronze outboard bearing.
Double-disc clutches applied by axial-pressure, air actuated cam
l'ivers. Clutch pressure plates, spring released. Cam faces separa,ted by"'antifriction roller bearings which take axial thrust. Integral clutch"spiders and bevel 'pinions antifriction bearing
mounted. Bevel gears totally enclosed and run in oil. Bevel
pinions drive intermediate vertical swing shaft.
INTERMEDIATE VERTICAL SWING SHAFT: Alloy
steel, antifriction bearing mounted. Bevel gear splined to upper
end; integral spur pinion 011 lower end of shaft. Transmits power
from horizontal swing si:laftto vertical swing shaft. Manually con-·
trolled swing brake mounted in center of shaft.
.
VERtiCAL SWING SHAFT: A116~ steet, antifriction bearing mounted. Transmits power from intermediate vertical swing
to ring ~.ear.
s~aft
SWING LOCK: G17f1r segment engages swing gear by independent .air control. Spring loaded lock provides cushioned
operation.
lowering on both hoist drums tor drum line pull in excess of
6,000 LBS is an integral part of the VICON control system. It
enables raising, holding or lowering the load by means of stepless variable torque output of hoist converter. Hoist clutches
remain in constant engagement. making transfer of load from
clutch to brake unnecessary during normal job cycle.
FULL RANGE VICON POWER LOWERING: Optional.
An engine driven h"ydraulic pump powers a hydraulic motor
which drives output shaft of hoist controlled converter in a
. reverse direction of rotation. Provides power lowering (or reversing) for drum line pull less than 6,000 pounds. The hydraulic
equipment permits a full range of lowering speeds from empty
hook through maximum capacities.
INDEPENDENT BOOM HOIST: Dual drums, heat
treated alloy steel drum shaft driven by bronze worm and gear
through planetary gear reduction. Gears fully enclosed and run
in oil. All rotating shafts antifrlction bearing mounted. Boom
hoist powered by variable displacement hydraulic motor providing full range speed control Boom hoist brake, external contracting band type, spring applied, air released. Auxiliary brake,
external contracting band type, manually applied from operator's
station. Ratchet mounted to worm gear~ pawl gravity engaged,
air released. Ratchet and pawl mounted inside gear housing.
Boom hoist mounted in rotating bed at rear of machine.
GANTRY AND BACKHITCH: Gantry is fabricated plate
with parallel box section legs. Supported by A-frame center leg
on large pins. Backhitch is three-piece, telescoping, link type
construction, anchored to rear of rotating bed. Gantry and backhitch are pin-eonnected. Vertical backhitch sheaves antifriction
bearing mounted. Horizontal sheaves bronze bearing mounted.
Floati ng, vertical boom hoist rope sheaves bronze bearing
mounted.
GANTRY LIFTING DEVICE: Electrically powered hydraulic unit used for partially raising gantry prior to erecting into
working position. Also controls lowering of gantry into cab roof.
AUTOMATIC BOOM STOP: Push rod contacts boom
actuating valve in air line, automatically stopping air supply to
independent boom hoist hydraulic pump positioner. Set to stop
hoisting when boom reaches maximum angle determined by
style of boom used. Standard on liftcrane and liftcrane-excavator
com binations.
TELESCOPIC BOOM STOP: Telescoping tube, air cushioned. Pinned to boom and A-frame Starts cushioning at 79y,°
with positive physical stop at 88° from horizontal. Standard on
liflcrane and liftcrane-excav~tor combinations.
FRONT END EQUIPMENT
NO. 22A BOOM: 70' boom (30' butt section and 40' open
throat top section); optional 10', 20' and 40' inserts. All welded
construction. Inverted angle chords and tubular lacing 100,000
PSI yield steel. Buti, top and inserts 95" wide x 95" deep at pinconnected joints. Each insert matched with two pair of 1%" diameter single-length pendants. Lower boom point equipped with
six 30" 00 antifriction bearing mounted sheaves. Jib adapter
available for No. 123 jib assembly. Maximum boom length 260'.
BOOM RIGGING: 12-part line, reeved between gantry and
equalizer. Controls boom angle by dual lines from independent
boom hoist drums which power boom up and down. Two pair of
1%" diameter pendants connect equalizer to boom point. For
longer booms, pendants matched to insert lengths.
EQUALIZER: Steel fabrication. Six vertical sheaves, antifriction bearing mounted.
WIRE ROPE GUIDE: Mounted on top side of boom Two
sheaves, bronze bearing mounted.
WIRE ROPE ROLLER GUIDE: Mounted on top side of
boom. Induction hardened tubing. Antifriction bearing mounted.
UPPER BOOM POINT: Optional detachable assemblies.
Pin-connected to open throat top. Single 36" 00 sheave with
rope guard for liftcrane. Single 36" 00 sheave with cheek plate
for drag line. Double 36" 00 sheaves with cheek plate for clamshell. All sheaves antifriction bearing mounted.
No. 123 jib adapter cannot be used with detachable upper boom
point assemblies on open throat and 4Y2° offset boom tops.
4Yz° OFFSET BOOM TOP:
Optional. Permits greater
clearance between load and boom. Standard No. 22A boom converted by adapter links at boom joint. Jib adapter available for
No. 123 jib assembly. Basic length 70'; maximum length 260'.
For capacity charts and information, consult factory.
HAMMERHEAD BOOM TOP: Optional. Permits lifting
maximum capacity in areas with restricted overhead clearance,
Standard No. 22A Boom converted by addition of 30' tapered
insert and 10' hammerhead top, Top has lugs for attaching No,
123 jib assembly. Basic length 70'; maximum length 250',
LIGHT TAPERED TOP: Optional. Permits longer reach
with lighter loads, Standard No. 22A Boom converted by addition of 30' tapered insert (same as used for hammerhead) and
50' tapered top. Top has lugs for attaching No, 123 jib assembly,
Basic boom length 110'; maximum boom length 280'.
NO. 123 JIB: Optional. 20-ton maximum capacity, 30'
length, extendible to 60' with 10' inserts, Jib angle adjustable to
0, 10, and 20 degrees. All welded construction. Tubular chord
and lacing members 100,000 PSI yield steel. 30" widex30" deep
at pin-connected joints, Top section has 24" 00 antifriction bearing sheave, cheek plates and anchor for two-part line.
Maximum capacities with inserts: 40' -15 tons; 50'-10 tons;
60' - 5 tons. Consult jib lifting capacity charts for specific capacity when used on various boom lengths.
REVOLVING FAIRLEAD: Furnished only on dragline
equipped machines. Full revolving, antifriction bearing mounted
in its support at front of rotating bed. All joints taper pin-connected for maximum rigidity. Two sheaves mounted on tapered
shaft and sleeve for maximum stability, Shaft mounted on bronze
bearings. Two large side guide rollers, case hardened and
mounted on bronze bearings. Two end guide rollers. For boom
lengths 70' through 100', the full revolving fairlead may be used;
however, for gO' and 100' boom lengths, a rewrap may occur
causing excessive wire rope wear. For continuous dragline service with boom lengths of 90' through 120', the extended hinged
fairlead is recommended,
HINGED FAIRLEAD: Optional. 'Stationary fairlead frame
mounted at front of rotating bed with tapered pins for maximum
rigidity. Hinge lugs on frame move boom 66" ahead and 13"
above normal boom hinge, providing greater spooling capacity
on drag drum without rewrap of drag rope. Drag rope fully guided
through antifriction bearing mounted hinged frame by guide
sheaves and rollers. Sheaves extended for greater fleet angle
on drag rope and mounted on tapered shaft for maximum stability; shafts antifriction bearing mounted.
TAGLlNE: Furnished only on clamshell equipped machines,
Three barrel, 30" drum, Mounted on boom,
GENERAL
CAB: Fully enclosed with operator's station located in right
front corner. Tinted rubber mounted safety glass windows provide wide angle view. Sliding door to outside; sliding window to
inside. Overhead window for high boom vision, protected by
hinged grill and cover. Insulated door behind operator's seat
isolates machinery noise, All controls conveniently arranged,
Pull-out battery box compartment at lower right of cab. Sliding
service door on left side and in cab roof; hinged service door at
left front of cab. Power plant radiator shutter. Ladder to roof.
Optional elevated cab available with controls in both cabs; forward of main cab, 26' 6" eye level above ground.
CONTROLS:
Air-controlled travel locks, steering and swing
lock. Manually controlled main drum brakes, latched foot pedal
operated. Graduated air controls for travel, swing, drum clutches
and hydraulic boom hoist. Combination clutch and throttle controls for travel, swing and main drum clutches; first 10° movement
of hand lever engages clutch; further movement increases controlled converter output torque permitting variable speed control
of operation.
SWING SPEED:
Variable, 4.00 RPM maximum.
TRAVEL SPEED:
Variable, 1.33 MPH maximum.
GRADEABILlTY:
30%.
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88.39 m
42.67 m
39.62 m
36.58 m
33,53 m
30.48 m
27.43 m
24.38 m
21.34 m
18.29 m
15.24 m
12.19 m
9.14 m
6.10 m
3.05 m
G::
ROTATION
OPERATING RADIUS
ONLY MANITOWOC
OFFERS THIS ON-JOB
VERSATILITY
WITH THE
SAME
CRANE!
Manitowoc on-the-job convertibility permits
use of the same basic crane to excavate, drive
pile, set forms, pour concrete, set steel and
make the big lifts. From project start to finish,
a Manitowoc keeps busy!
The Manitowoc RINGER® lets you lift heavy
loads in tight quarters ... permitting preassembly of heavy equipment while supporting structures are being installed.
Capital expenditure is reduced and the return
on your original investment is increased.
Downtime required to move equipment on.
and off projects is eliminated.
Because of a program of continuing improvements, Manitowoc Engineering Co.
reserves the right to change this description at any time, without notice.
MANITOWOC ENGINEERING CO.
(A division of The Manitowoc Co., Inc.}
MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN 54220
.. . WORLD'S MOST
VERSATILE CRANES!
Form No. 7411·SF
Litho in U.S.A.
WEIGHTS
4100W-SI 4100W-S2
APPRQX.
DESCRIPTION
WEIGHT
(INLBS.)
LIFI'CRANE- wno' No. 22C boom, machine counterweight, universal gantry w/lelcscopic
backhilch, 26'-6" crawlers w/4S" treads, rull width tandem drums, indo
swing. indo boom hoist, Cummins NTA-855-C360 engine. 27-5/8" dia.
lagging for rear drum. boom hoist rope, cqu<ilizcr. telescopic air cushioned
boom stop, 200 ton load block, 15 ton hook and weight ball, single sheave
upper boom point, and upper wire rope guide
.
S I 363,795*
S2 446,295*
UPPERWORKS- w/Cummins NTA-855-C360 engine. indo boom hoisl, indo swing, and
27-5/8" dia. lagging for rear drum; .L.ES.S. boom, gantry and backhilch,
equalizer. load block, weight ball, counter weights. telescopic air
cushioned boom stop. upper wire !"Ope guide. and catwalk
.
80,500*
UPPERWORKS as above - w/gantry and backhitch, equalizer, boom hoist rope.
and carbody; LESS crawlers
138,685*
CARBODY -w/roller path. ring gear, and king pin; LESS crawlers...........................
49,700
CRAWLERS, 26' -6" w/48" treads.............
37,965 each
COUNTERWEIGHT
Inner (Self-ReITIoving)
Middle (Self-Removing)
Outer (Self-Removing)
Side (2 Req'd)
Carbody (2 Req'd)
.
.
.
.
.
41,900
41,500
39.000
12.000 each
30,000 each
BOOM No. 22C
Boom Butt - 30'
Boom Top - 40' (wlLower boom point assembly)
Upper Boom Point (Removable - single sheave)
double sheave
Jib Adapter (RerTIovable)
Boom Insert - 10' (w/rope guide roller assembly)
Boom Insert - 20' (wlrope guide roller assembly)
Boom Inserl- 40' (w/rope guide roller assembly)
Boom Insert - 40' (w/jib backstay. and rope guide roller assembly)
Basic Pendant - 40' 9-3/4" (4 Req'd)
Pendant- 10' (4 per insert)
Pendant - 20' (4 per insert)
Pendant - 40' (4 per insert)
Pendant Spreader Bar.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
6,150
8,445
1,260
1,505
545
1,350
2,435
4,460
4,560
255
115
155
215
320
each
each
each
each
*Weights do not include hoist line, whip line, or fuel. For CAT. D-343TA add 1,170 lbs.• for CAT. 3406
PCTA add 100 Ibs. and for CM 12 V-7IN engines add 600 Ibs.
o
MANITOWC 19n
These load c;hans nn: inlended for instructional purposes only. They were <krivcd from maoufaclurc:r sales infonn.·uion which may
not be complete or machine specific. Not responsible for Iypogrophical elTOn;.
(Cont'd)
Manitowoc 4100W Page 1 of 11
WEIGHTS 4100WCont'd
APPROX.
DESCRIPTION
WEIOl-IT
(INLBS.)
JIB NO. 123
Jib Top - 15' (w/Jib point)
JibBun- 15'
Jiblnsert-IO'
Basic Pendant - 33' 3-3/4" (2 Rcq'd)
Pendant - 10' (2 Pcr insert)
Jib Backstay Pendant.
Jib Stut - 12' - 6"
.
.
..
.
..
.
..
695
690
340
115 each
65 each
155 each
365
COMPONENTS
Hook Rollers (6) - w/shafts......................................................................................
1,020
1,390
Light Plant- 6.5KW - w/mounting platform..............................................................
Catwalk -left and right side w/rails...........................................................................
1,320
Lagging - 27-5/8" dia. plain......................................................................................
1,410
Boom Hoist Rope - 12 Part - 760' of7/8" - 6 x 26..................................................
1,080
325
Wire Rope Guide Assembly - Lower...
Wire Rope Guide Assembly - Upper........................................................................
510
Rope Guide Roller Assembly....
55 each
2-Part Gantry wlTelescopic Backhitch......................................................................
7,805
Equalizer..................................................................................................................
2,000
Hoist Line - 1-1/8" - 6 x 31
2.34Ibs.lft.
Whip Line - 1-1/8" - 6 x 31
2.34Ibs.lft.
15 Ton Hook and Weight Ball..................................................................................
865
2,065
lOOTon Hook Block Assembly...............................................................................
200 Ton Hook Block Assembly...............................................................................
4,900
230 Ton Hook Block Assembly...............................................................................
5,375
Boom Stop - Telescopic Air Cushioned
:..................................................
675
Dragline Fairlead - Revolving...................................................................................
1,910
9,330
Dragline Fairlead - Hinged.......................................................................................
NOTE: The above weights may fluctuate up or down 5% due to manufacturing tolerances.
MANtTOWC 1977
1besc load charts are. inlcndcd for il1SlJUCtional purposes only. They wen: derived from manufacturer sales infonnation which may
nOl: be complclc or machine specific. NO!: responsible for typographicnl errors.
Manitowoc 4100W Page 2 of 11
MEETSANSIB30,5
REQUIREMeNTS
LIFTCRANE CAPACITIES
Crane operator judgemem must be used to allow fordynflmic
load effects of swinging, hoisting or lowcring, travel, as well
as udverse opcrating conditions & physical machine
depreciation,
BOOM NO, 22C WITH OPEN THROAT TOP
I46,400LB,CRANECOUNTERWElGHT
6O,CXXlLB. CARBODY COUNTERWEIGI-IT
26'6" CRAWLERS EXTENDED
OI'ERATOR RADIUS; Operating is the horizontal distance
foml the axis of rotation to the center of vertical hoist line or
load hlock with the load freely suspended. Add 14" to boom
point radius for radius of sheave when using single part hoist
line.
WARNING: This chart will apply only when
two 12,000 lb. sidectwts. and two 30,000 lb.
carbody ctwts. bCllr MEC registcred Scrial Numbers.
Boom angle is theang1c between horizontal and centerline of
boom bUll and inserts and is an indication of operating radius.
In all cases, operating radius shall govern capaCily.
UFTING CAPACITIES; Capacities for various boom lenglhs
and operating radii may be based on percenl of lipping,
slrength of structural components, operating speeds and other
factors.
BOOM POINT ELEVATION: Boom point elevation, in feel,
is the vertical distance from ground level to centerline of boom
point shaft.
Capacities are for freely suspended loads and do not exceed
75% of a static tipping load. Capacities bascd on structural
competence arc shown by shaded areas.
MACHINE EQUIPMENT: Machine equipped with 26'6"
extcndible crawlers, 4S'"treads, IT retractable gantry, 12 parl
boom hoist reeving, four I 3/8" boom pendants, 1st ctw\,
41,900 Ibs., 2nd ctwl. 41,500 lbs., 3rd ctwl. 39,000 Ibs., twO
12,(X)(} Ibs. side etwt's. and two 30,000 Ibs, carbody Ctwt's.
Capacities are shown in pounds, Deduct 1200 pounds from
capacities listed when single sheave upper boom poinl is
attached and 1500 pounds when lwo sheave upper boom point
is allached. To comply with B30,5 requiremenls, uppcr
boompoint cannot he used on the 260 fL boom. Weight ofjib,
(see chart A), all load blocks, hooks, weight ball, slings, hoist
lines beneath boom and jib point sheaves, etc., is considered
part of the main boom load. Boom is not to be lowered beyond
radii where combined weights are grealer than rated capacity.
Where no capacity is shown, operation is not intended or
approved,
LOAD AND WHIP LINE SPECIFICATIONS
LOADLlNE: 1-1/8" - 6 x 31 Wallington-Seale, Extra
Improved Plow Steel, Regular Lay, IWRC,
Minimum BreakingStrength 65 Ton.
(A rox.Wei ht PerPt. in Lbs. 2.34)
WHIP LINE: I-lIS'" - Warrington-Seale, Improved Plow
Steel, RegularLaY.IWRC. Minimum Breaking
Strength 56.5 Ton, Maximum Load - 28,300
Lbs. Per Line, (Approx. Weight Per Ft. in Lbs.
2.34)
OPERATING CONDITIONS; Machine to operale in a level
position on a finn surface with crawlers fully extended and
gantry in working position and be rigged in accordance with
and under conditions referred to in rigging drawing No. 190693
and load line specification -chard No. 6592-A.
BlJXKl.{)(RAwtERS
HOIST REEVING FOR MAIN LOAD BLOCK
No.Parts arLine
Max LoOO-I.bs.
No. Part.~ afLine
Max. l.oi¥:l. l.bs.
No. Pans afLine
Max. Load-Lbs.
1
2
32,500 65.fJ1J
7
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-250'
-240'
40'
230'
60'
Load Block, hook
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260'
-3D' 3,OOOlbs.
250'
-40' 3,600lbs.
240'
50' 4,200lbs.
40'
230'
60'
60' 4900lbs.
and weight ball on ground at stmt.
FOR JIB CAPACITIES,CONSULT lIB CHART.
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105.4
105.0
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177.500
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79.000
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CAPACITlES CONTINUED
ON NEXT PAGE
These load ChJl1S arc inlendcd for
instructional purposes only. They were
derived from manufoctllrcr sales
infonnalion which may nO! be complclc
or machine specific. Not responsible for
typographical crrors.
Manitowoc 4100W Page 4 of 11
LIFTCRANE CAPACITIES -4100W SERIES 2
BOOM NO. 22C WITH OPEN THROAT TOP, CONTINUED.
SEE CONDITIONS ON FRONT PAGE
OPER.
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225.8
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Manitowoc 4100W Page 5 of 11
MEETS ANSI 030.5
REQUIR13.MCNlS
l,WfCRANECAI'ACITnlS
Crane operator judgement must be used to allow for dynamic
load effects of swinging, hoisting or lowering, travel, as well
as adverse operating conditions & physical machine
depreciation.
BOOM NO. 22CWlTH OPENTI-IROATTOPOFFSET 41/2
OOJRIB
146,400LB.CRANECOUN1ERWEIGfIT
OPERATOR RADIUS: Operating is the horizontal distance
fonn the axis of rotation to the center of vertical hoist line or
load block with thc load freely suspended. Add 14" to boom
point radius for radius of sheave when using single part hoist
line.
6O,MLB. CARBODY COUNrERWEIGHT
26'6"CRAWLERS EXTENDED
WARNING: This chart will apply only when
two 12,000 lb. sidectwts. and two 30,000 lb.
carbody ctwIS. bear MEC registered Serial Numbers.
Boom angle is the angle hetween horizontal and centerline of
boom butt and inserts and is an indication of operating radius.
In all cases, operating radius shall govern capacity.
LIFfiNG CAPACITIES: Capacities for various boom lengths
and operating radii may be based on percent of tipping,
strength of structural components, operating speeds and other
factors.
BOOM POINT ELEVATION: Boom poimelevation, in fect,
is the vertical distance from ground level to centerline of boom
point shaft.
Capacities arc for freely suspended loads and do not exceed
75% of a static tipping load. Capacities based on structural
competence arc shown by shaded areas.
Capacities arc shown in pounds. Deduct 1200 pounds from
capacities listed when single sheave upper boom point is
attached and 1500 pounds when two sheave upper boom poillt
is attached. To comply with B30.5 requirements, upper
boompoint cannot bc used on thc 260 ft. boom. Wcight ofjib,
(see chart A), all load blocks, hooks, weight ball, slings, hoist
lincs bcneath boom and jib point sheaves, etc., is considered
part of the main boom load. Boom is not to be lowered beyond
radii where combined weights are greater than rated capacity.
Where no capacity is shown, operation is not intended or
approved.
LOAD AND WHIP LINE SI'ECIHCATlONS
LOAD LINE: I ~ 118" - 6 x 31 Warrington-Seale. Extra
Improved Plow Steel, Regular Lay, IWRC.
Minimum Breaking Strength 65 Ton.
(A rox.Wci hI PerFt. in Lbs. 2.34)
WHIP LINE: 1-1/8" - Warrington-Seale, Improved Plow
Steel, RegularLay, IWRC. Minimum Breaking
Strength 56.5 Ton. Maximum Load - 28,300
Lbs. Per Line. (Approx. Weight Pcr Ft. in Lbs.
2.34)
OPERATING CONDITIONS: Machine to operate in a level
position on a firm surface with crawlers fully extended and
gantry in working position and be rigged in accordance with
and under conditions referred to in rigging drawing No. 190693
and load line specification chard No. 6592-A.
BlJXl<ID(RAWLERS
BXM
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,
HOIST REEVING FOR MAIN LOAD BLOCK
NO.Prul~Oflj,-,;
Max lcxrl-lbs.
No. Parts ofune
MM. Loai- Lbs.
No. PartsofLine
Max. Load Lbs.
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252.900
244.800
278.700
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194,600
76.7
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213.400
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164.200
69.9
68.6
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84.6
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142,000
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105.200
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74.700
67.800
62,000
57.000
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49.900
178,500
164,700
152,800
142,400
121,500
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42,9
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83,400
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30' 3,000 lb,.
40' 3,600lbs.
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40'
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50,700
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ON NEXT PAGE
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LIFTCRANE CAPACITIES -4100W SERIES 2
BOOM NO. 22C WITH OPEN THROAT TOP OFFSET 4 \/2 DEGREES, CONTINUED
SEE CONDITIONS ON FRONT PAGE
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