130 model rk 130 13t rough terrain crane...translation from japanese lynx 130 model rk 130 13t rough...

Translation from Japanese

LYNX

130

Model RK 130

13t Rough Terrain Crane Maximum rated load 13t x 1.5 m

Principal crane specifications

Performance

Maximum

rated load

5.3 m boom 13,000 kg x 3.0 m (8 part line)






3.6 m jib 1,600 kg x 80 (1 part line)

5.5 m jib 1,000 kg x 70 (1 part line)

Auxiliary jib 1,800 kg (1 part line)

Boom length 5.3 m – 23.8 m

Jib length 3.6 m / 5.5 m

Maximum lift height above

ground

Main hook: 24.5 m Jib hook: 30.0 m

Maximum working radius Boom: 22.3 m Jib: 23.3 m

Rope speed Lift Main winch: 125 m/min (5 step)

Auxiliary winch: 110 m/min (3 step)

Lower Main winch: Standard speed: 110 m/min (5 step);

High speed: 155 m/min (5 step)

Auxiliary winch: Standard speed: 100 m/min (3 step);

High speed: 145 m/min (3 step)

Boom telescope speed 52 sec/18.5 m

Boom raise speed 29 sec/-3 - 82

Swing speed 2.4 min-1

{rpm}

Rear end swing radius 1,600 m

Principal crane structural components

Boom 6 section box type (sections 2 and 3, and 4, 5 and 6

telescope synchronously)

Double-acting direct cylinder (two)

Hydraulic telescoping for use with wire rope (Three)

Jib Two section stored under

Hydraulic non-step type (5-60)

Boom lifting mechanism Double-acting direct cylinder (one)

With pressure compensation flow regulator valve

Winch 2 single winches with hydraulic motor planetary gears

with automatic brakes, with high speed winch doen

function, with pressure compensation flow regulator

valves

Swing Hydraulic motor planetary gear, ball-bearing type, with

negative brake

Outriggers Type Hydraulic H type

Extension 4.7 m/ 4.3 m/ 3.5 m/ 2.5 m/ 1.64 m

Wire ropes

Main winch Non-flammable 11.2 mm x 137 m

Auxiliary winch Non-flammable 11.2 mm x 70 m

Hydraulics

Hydraulic pump 2 x variable piston + 2 x gear

Tank capacity 149 L

Safety features

Overload prevention (automatic stop); overwind prevention (automatic stop);

automatic swing stop; work area limiter; boom extension slow stop function; automatic

outrigger extension width detector; level gauge; sling wire escape prevention;

hydraulic safety valve; boom telescope hydraulic lock; boom raise/lower hydraulic

lock; power tilt cylinder hydraulic lock; jack cylinder hydraulic lock; one-way call;

exterior overload warning lamp (round)

Principal carrier specifications

Carrier performance

Maximum travel speed 49 km/h

Climb tan 0.58 (28)

Minimum

turning

radius

2 wheel

drive

6.5 m

4 wheel

drive

3.8 m

Engine Model Cummings QSB4.5

Type Water-cooled 4 cycle 4 cylinder, with direct injection

diesel

Total

displacement

4.460 L

Maximum

output

121 kW/2,200 min-1

/{165 PS/2,200 rpm}

Maximum

torque 588 Nm/1,800 min

-1 {60.0 kgfm/1,800 rpm}

Principal carrier components

Drive type 2 wheel drive (4x2) – 4 wheel drive (4x4) interchangeable

Torque converter 3 element 1 step automatic lockup

Gears Manual and automatic interchangeable

Power shift (wet type multiplate clutch)

3 forward 1 reverse (High/low interchangeable)

Gear type Spiral bevel gear two stage

Axle type Front axle: fully floating; rear axle: fully floating

Suspension type Front wheels: vertical leaf spring; rear wheels: vertical

leaf spring

Steering Type Fully hydraulic power steering

Modes Normal (2 front wheels); clamp (4 wheel)/crab (4 wheel);

rear (2 rear wheels)

Brakes Main

brake

Air hydraulic compound disc brakes

Aux.

brake

Exhaust brake, with work braking system

Parking

brake

Air transmission spring brake internal expansion type

Tyres 275/80 R22.5 151/148J

Batteries 12 V 100Ah x 2 (24 V)

Fuel tank capacity 189 L

Dimensions when travelling

Total length 7,540 mm

Total width 2,000 mm

Total height 2,815 mm

Wheelbase 2,750 mm

Tread Front wheels: 1,680 mm/Rear wheels: 1,680 mm

Front overhang 3,040 mm

Rear overhang 1,750 mm

Total vehicle mass

Total mass 14,415 kg

Axles Front: 7,050 kg – Rear: 7,365 kg

Operators

1 person

Safety features

Emergency steering; rear steering lock; suspension lock; engine overrun warning;

overshift limiter; parking brake warning; left-front side TV monitor

SI units used (old units shown in braces)

Dimensions (mm)

Working radius Does not include boom and jib deflection

Maximum outrigger extension

Total rated loads (t)

With boom/outriggers


With jib/outriggers


Boom/without outriggers

Notes

Rated loads

① Rated loads are loads with the crane positioned level on firm, level ground, and

include the mass of hooks and wire ropes etc. The portions enclosed by bold lines

are determined on the basis of crane strength; the rest are determined on the basis

of crane stability.

Operators are responsible for decisions to reduce loads and/or work speeds

according to conditions when carrying the rated load under conditions

unfavourable to safety, such as wind, ground conditions, work rates or other

factors.

② A blank in the total rated load tables indicates that the crane cannot be operated

under this condition. Note that the crane may overturn if the boom angle is

reduced to below the minimum.

③ When the boom exceeds a specified length, use the rated load lower of the

specified length or the next higher specified length.

④ The rated jib load varies between boom lengths of 20.1 m or lower and longer

than 20.1 m.

⑤ The rated auxiliary jib load is the rated boom load minus 65 kg; it includes the

hoisting attachment and auxiliary hook weight (25 kg), and is limited to 1.8 t.

⑥ The work radius is the horizontal distance from the centre of swing to the centre

of gravity of the load.

⑦ The work radius is based on actual values including boom deflection, and must be

used as the basis for operation.

⑧ The minimum numbers of part lines for hooks are set so that the weight does not

exceed 1.8 t per wire rope for both main and the auxiliary winch. The standard

numbers of part lines to boom lengths and hook types and masses are as follows.

Boom length 5.3 m 9.0 m 12.7 m 16.4 m 20.1 m 23.8 m Auxiliary sheave

Hook type 13 t hook 1.8 t*

Hook mass 90 kg 25 kg

Part lines 8 4 4 4 4 4 1

* Ball hook

⑨ When lowering the hook ONLY, the rope can be lowered at high speed. Do not

jerk the lever.

When outriggers are in use

① The maximum outrigger extension width is 4.7 m, and the intermediate extension

widths are 4.3 m, 3.5m and 2.5 m. The minimum outrigger extension is 1.64 m.

② Over side hoisting performance varies according to outrigger extension. When

the front and rear outriggers are extended by different widths on left and right, use

the lower of the rated loads for the left side front and rear extension widths on the

left side and the lower of the rated loads for the right side front and rear extension

widths on the right side. For over front and over rear hoisting performance, use

the rated loads for the maximum outrigger extension widths.

H type outriggers

Outrigger

extension

width

Intermediate

extension

(4.3 m)

Intermediate

extension

(3.5 m)

Intermediate

extension

(2.5 m)

Minimum

extension

(1.64 m)

Over front/rear

region

45 35 25 15

③ When working with a jib, use the boom angle as the basis. See the reference

figures for working radius with jib attached for boom lengths of 20.1 m and 23.8

m.

④ When working with a jib, subtract the mass of the 1.8 t ball hook and wire ropes

etc from the rated load for the jib.

⑤ Do not use the auxiliary sheave when the jib is extended.

⑥ When working with a suspended load at an angle (towards outriggers), the

outrigger float at the opposite corner to the load may lift. This is due to the

torsional rigidity and deflection etc in the carrier frame, and does not mean that

stability has been lost. When the equipment is operated within its rated load, it

will maintain stability when placed level on firm flat ground. The angles are

shown as directions to in the diagram.

When outriggers are not in use

① Total rated load is the maximum load that can be guaranteed for this equipment,

on firm level ground, with the specified air pressure in the tyres (900 kPa/{9.00

kgf/cm2}) and the suspension cylinder fully retracted and locked, and includes the

mass of the hook and wire ropes. The portions enclosed by bold lines are

determined on the basis of crane strength; the rest are determined on the basis of

crane stability.

② The rated loads for over front and over sides are different. Take care when

swinging from over front to over side that the load does not become excessive.

③ Operate the crane over front when the over front position display lamp is on in the

overload prevention display. The over front range is with the boom up to 2 over

front of the carrier.

④ When working with the jib, do not lower at high speed or exceed a boom length

of 12.7 m.

⑤ When working with a fixed load, ensure that the carrier and auxiliary brakes are

on.

⑥ When travelling with a load, set the drive switch to Low/4D and the shift lever to

1.

⑦ When travelling with a load, set the swing brake on and keep the load close to the

ground with spend of 1.6km/h or less to prevent it from swaying. Take particular

care when cornering, and accelerating and stopping suddenly.

⑧ Do not operate the crane when travelling with a load.

⑨ The minimum numbers of part lines for hooks are set so that the weight does not

exceed 1.8 t per wire rope for both main and the auxiliary winch. The standard

numbers of part lines to boom lengths and hook types and masses are as follows.

Boom length 5.3 m 9.0 m 12.7 m Auxiliary sheave

No. of part lines 4 4 4 1

Minimum intersecting aisle

Front 2-wheel drive

R1 = 6.50 m (minimum turn radius)

R2 = 6.64 m (turn radius of edge of outermost wheel)

R3 = 7.26 m (carrier body turn radius)

R4 = 7.80 m (boom leading end turn radius)

A = 3.55 m (entry width)

B = 3.55 m (vehicle exit width)

C = 4.17 m (carrier body exit width)

D = 4.70 m (leading end of boom exit width)

4-wheel drive





A1 = 2.43 m (vehicle entry width)

A2 = 3.43 m (carrier body entry width)

B = 2.43 m (vehicle exit width)



Rear 2-wheel drive





A1 = 3.25 m (vehicle entry width)

A2 = 3.94 m (carrier body entry width)



Positions of levers and pedals

Standard equipment 13 t hook

1.8 t ball hook

Power tilt jib

Oil cooler

Drum indicator

Plastic outrigger base plate

Aluminium outrigger base plate

Swing warning lamp

Lower central oil system (manual)

Foot pedal (boom telescope, raise/lower)

Work auxiliary brake

Standard tools and lubrication equipment

Air conditioner with dehumidifier

AM/FM radio

Intermittent windscreen wipers with windscreen washer (roof and front windows)

Electrically-operated windows

Side visors

Roof blind (doubles as sun visor)

Fully adjustable seat

Adjustable steering wheel

Curtain rail in cab

Ashtray

Cigar lighter

Tinted glass

Floor carpet

Hydraulic temperature indicator

Fuel consumption monitor

Eco-mode

Hook Dimension & Hoist Limit

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