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JIB CRANES WITH AN ARTICULATED ARM MANUALLY ROTATED

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DONATI SOLLEVAMENTI S.r.l. - Via Roma, 55 - 21020 Daverio (VA) - Tel. 0332 942611 - Fax. 0332 948597<br />

3. Check the verticality of the rotation axis as follows:<br />

a. Remove the protective plastic plugs from the housing of the pivots.<br />

b. Insert provisionally the pivots 3 in their respective housing (see 4.3.5 Assembly of the arm)<br />

c. Check the verticality of the rotation axis, using a level L and a bar B which must rest directly<br />

on the rotation pivots 3 ( fig.33 ).<br />

d. The perfect plumbing can be obtained, if necessary, inserting suitable shims 4 (not part of the<br />

supply), under the front brackets 5 ( fig.34 ).<br />

4. Check the correct positioning of the four contrast boards 6, checking that the centring crowns 7 are<br />

well settled in their respective housing of the front brackets ( fig.35 ).<br />

5. Using a mallet, stick the level of the contrast boards 6 to the surface of the pillar ( fig.36 ).<br />

6. Tighten thoroughly the blocking nuts 8 of the contrast boards 6.<br />

7. Screw up the back blocking nuts 9 of the staybolts and block them using a dynamometric spanner,<br />

applying the clamping couples (see table on page 12), based on the diameter of the staybolts,<br />

checking the nuts afterwards for unscrewing with the related safety nuts 10 ( fig.37 ).<br />

8. Check again the perpendicularity of the rotation axis as described in point 4<br />

fig.35<br />

fig.33<br />

fig.36<br />

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fig.34<br />

fig.37<br />

It is recommended that, after the first lifting operations the clamping of the nuts is<br />

checked, to take up any slack due to the settling of the brackets

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