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STEP 6 - HOIST TROLLEY INSTALLATION

6.1

If your hoist trolley looks like:

150#, 250#, 500#, 1000# and 2000# Hoist Trolley
6.2

Clean inside flanges of track with a clean, dry cloth (

do not use any kind of cleaning

solution

) to remove grit or debris that may have collected during shipping, storage, or

installation.

6.3

Be sure end stop is installed opposite the festooning end of bridge/monorail.

6.4

Attach hoist to hoist trolley by snapping hoist suspension hook over the trolley saddle
clevis pin of hoist trolley.

6.5

If hoist suspension is too large or hoist has a suspension device other than a hook,
remove trolley saddle clevis pin and install suspension device (by others).  Insert clevis
pin back into place.  Slide washers on clevis pin and insert cotter pin through trolley
saddle clevis pin (

diagrams 6A, 6B, 

and 

6C

).

6.6

Bend back both legs of cotter pin (

diagram 6D

).

6.7

If a tow arm is not

being utilized on the trolley, go to

Step 6.12, on page 15.

If a tow arm is

being utilized on the trolley, go to Step

6.8, on page 15.

Note:

Festoon tow arms are 

not

recommended for use

on 4000# systems or systems with extended end trucks.
They are 

not necessary

for systems with festoon trolleys.

(shipped assembled)

go to Step 6.2

(shipped assembled)

go to Step 6.15

Diagram 6A.  

Installing hoist on

150-250# hoist trolley.

Diagram 6B.  

Installing hoist on

500# hoist trolley.

Diagram 6C.  

Installing hoist on

1000-2000# hoist trolley.

WARNING

Fully bend both legs of cotter pin (

diagram 6D

).  

If cotter

pin is cracked or fatigued it must be replaced.

Diagram 6D.  

Installing cotter pin

through trolley saddle clevis pin.

14

9/05

Bridge Crane

Monorail

Summary of Contents for AL 1000

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...Installation 14 16 Step 7 Festoon Stack Section Installation 17 Step 8 Festooning Installation 18 21 Step 9 Final Steps 21 Applied Forces to the Supporting Structure 22 Sway Bracing and Thrust Bracin...

Page 3: ...ore you begin installing your crane 1 2 Check packing list to make sure correct quantity of parts is included 1 3 Tools and materials typically needed to assemble crane are as follows Hand tools Power...

Page 4: ...Note Flange thickness may vary and require shimming Shimming may be needed to assure that the beam clip hardware is vertical TIP Standard top hanger brackets are designed for flange widths from 1 3 3...

Page 5: ...rque nuts chart 2A page 2 for proper torque rating Note Sway brace brackets should be installed at this time see page 23 WARNING Do not over tighten clamping bolts on the lower hanger assemblies this...

Page 6: ...upport beam Bolt top hanger brackets and beam clips to support beam Torque nuts chart 2A page 2 for proper torque rating Note Flange thickness may vary and require shimming Shimming may be needed to a...

Page 7: ...B Torque nuts chart 2A page 2 for proper torque rating TIP The closer the runways monorails are to level and parallel the better the crane will perform WARNING Threaded rod must have a minimum of two...

Page 8: ...ctions Install end stops diagram 3C molded bumper with through bolt in runway end opposite festooning end For more information on festooning refer to Step 8 on page 18 Tighten nut on through bolt unti...

Page 9: ...trolley or end truck operation Tighten clamping bolts along the sides of splice joint to align track laterally Check to see that track portion of runway monorail is horizontally and vertically flush...

Page 10: ...d diagram 5A Note The festooning end of the bridge will have a hole that is inset the same or greater distance from the end of the bridge than the hole in the opposite end of the bridge 5 5 Slide and...

Page 11: ...n the other end of bridge refer to the General Arrangement Drawing for exact location 5 12 At both ends of bridge install a shear lug bolt in hole at top of bridge or in the coped brackets to prevent...

Page 12: ...xtended end truck tubes support weldment wheel plates and required hardware 5 18 Slide an extended end truck tube halfway through each side of the end truck support weldment diagram 5F Insert a suppor...

Page 13: ...hole that is inset the same or greater distance from the end of the bridge than the hole in the opposite end of the bridge 5 25 Slide and position the non clamping end truck on the other end of bridge...

Page 14: ...lates should pivot freely 5 32 Repeat steps 5 30 and 5 31 for remaining wheel plate 5 33 Repeat steps 5 27 to 5 32 for remaining extended end trucks TIP ONLY ONE end truck is clamped to the bridge the...

Page 15: ...grams 5N or 5O 5 38 Lift bridge up to runways and simultaneously insert end trucks into open ends of runways Make sure festooning end of bridge is oriented with festooning runway For information on fe...

Page 16: ...ide washers on clevis pin and insert cotter pin through trolley saddle clevis pin diagrams 6A 6B and 6C 6 6 Bend back both legs of cotter pin diagram 6D 6 7 If a tow arm is not being utilized on the t...

Page 17: ...hose between the two legs of the U bolt and festoon clamp plate Secure cable air hose by tightening nuts at the end of the U bolt forcing the festooning clamp plate snug against the cable air hose 6...

Page 18: ...back into place Place nylock nut on end of bolt and tighten diagram 6G 6 20 Roll hoist trolley into open end of track on bridge monorail 6 21 Install end stop on festooning end of bridge monorail diag...

Page 19: ...ld festoon stack section to runway monorail at locations diagram 7B Note Because trolleys are too large to roll under the end stop on the 250 and 500 series track the end stop and accompanying hardwar...

Page 20: ...every 6 0 along runway monorail between bridge and festoon stack section 8 5 Slide festoon clamp into end of runway monorail festoon stack section diagram 8A Tighten clamp bolt until lockwasher is fl...

Page 21: ...ck Remove end stop from festoon stack section festooning end of runway monorail 8 12 Roll festoon trolleys into end of runway monorail festoon stack section track on festooning side of runway monorail...

Page 22: ...does not interfere with trolley body WARNING Crane cannot be utilized as a ground A separate ground wire is required For example systems with 3 phase power require 3 conductors plus one ground wire Di...

Page 23: ...present in the hose and retighten Velcro straps so the vacuum hose is held tightly STEP 9 FINAL STEPS 9 1 Check to make sure all bolts are tightened to specifications and lockwashers are flat 9 2 Be s...

Page 24: ...15 for hoist weight W Weight per foot of runway lb ft w Weight per foot of bridge lb ft Note If there are only 2 hangers per runway substitute L1 2 for L1 in the R1 formula Note For bridge lengths gre...

Page 25: ...ual as shown in diagram 1 When attaching bracing to steel truss or steel beams the bracing member shall be attached to the top chord or top flange and located as close to the bridging members as possi...

Page 26: ...hing wrong or apparently wrong the problem should be reported immediately to the proper supervisor and appropriate corrective action taken Operating Suggestions One measure of a good crane operator is...

Page 27: ...respect for any reason Gorbel and Purchaser also agree that Purchaser has been put on notice that dealer or distributor is not authorized to incur any obligations or to make any representations or war...

Page 28: ...ENANCE Check that lockwashers are compressed and nuts tightened to manufacturer s specifications Check that lockwashers are compressed and nuts tightened to manufacturer s specifications Check that lo...

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