BMC 2250 Manual
BMC 2250 Manual
PARTS, MAINTENANCE
AND
OPERATION MANUAL
REVISION 0
1 June 2006
MANUFACTUREDBY
BAKER MARINE PTE LTD
6 PIONEER SECTOR ONE
JURONG TOWN
SINGAPORE 628418
TEL (65)6861 3255
FAX (65)6861 2516
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BMC 2250 CRANE
CRANE NO C118
PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
lings,
- s~ecifications
. and ail other information hereon as in$ 1ts of
services are and shall remain proprietary to and the property of Baker
Marine Pte Ltd.
PREFACE
Pedestal cranes are a familiar sight on offshore rigs - in the North Sea, the Gulf of
Mexico, off the coast of Alaska, and around the world. This machinery enables
persons and equipment to reach the offshore platforms and jack-up rigs so that
exploration and production oil can continue. Lifting and hoisting are the main
functions of the crane and it requires the utmost care and attention to preserve the
safety of the rig and its crew.
This operation and maintenance manual is prepared to assist you in taking care of,
and to explain the correct and most efficient operating practices and preventive
maintenance that is required with this crane.
Read this manual and make sure you understand it before operating the BMC 2250-1
Cranes or making adjustments to the BMC 2250-1 Cranes. Know the serial number of
your crane that is stamped on a plate located on the side of the operator's cab. If
there are any questions concerning this crane, this number must be furnished along
with verbal and written request for information.
Baker Marine Pte Ltd. reserves the right to make alterations or modifications on this
crane model and its equipment at any time which, in their opinion, may improve the
performance or efficiency of the crane.
All manuals are periodically reprinted and up-dated. If a new manual is ordered, the
latest, most up-to-date manual will be provided. This manual will differ from the one
originally shipped with your crane. Information is never removed from a manual when
revised and new additional information will probably be added.
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BMC EQUIPMENTS LIMITED WARRANTY
This warranty is issued by BAKER MARINE PTE LTD (BMPL) the manufacturer and designer of the BMC
Series Equipments.
1. BMPL warrants that every BMC Series Equipments and component thereof to substantially meet
and comply with the specifications for such equipments, published by BMPL effective upon date of
purchase, for a period of 12 months after commissioning of the equipment or 18 months from the
date of delivery of the equipment to the original retail purchase, whichever is earlier. This warranty
is limited, however, to the following :
If any part of the equipment becomes defective during this period under normal use and service
and the equipment is brought to the BMPL's Singapore facility or an authorised BMPL subsidiary,
BMPL will without charge, either repair the defective part or replace it with a new or factory
reconditioned part in order that said equipment shall comply with such specifications.
2. BMPL warrants that every BMC Series Equipment sold new to retail customer will be free from
defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for 12 months after
commissioning of the crane or 18 months from the date the equipment is delivered to the first
purchase, whichever is earlier. This warranty is limited, however, to the following:
If any part of the equipment becomes defective during this period under normal use and service
and the equipment and/or component will be brought to the BMPL facility at Singapore or any
authorised BMPL subsidiary, BMPL will without charge, either repair the defective part or replace it
with new or reconditioned part.
Items used on Baker Marine Series Equipments whichare not manufactured by BMPL.
BMPL does, however, assign the warranties furnished by the manufacturer of such items, if any, to
the original retail purchaser.
4. In the event the original purchaser desires to have a BMC Series Equipment repaired at a location
other than BMPL's Singapore facility or any authorised BMPL subsidiary, BMPL will, if requested by
said owner, make available to said purchaser a serviceman to travel to the location of the
equipment at no charge to the customer for actual labour or parts required for the repair during the
term of this warranty. However, there will be a charge for travel time plus all expenses actually
incurred.
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NOTICE LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
BMPL shall not be responsible for consequential damages sustained by purchaser or any
third party as a result of the failure of any equipment or component to meet the above
stated warranties. The obligations of BMPL set forth is THIS WARRANTY are the
EXCLUSIVE LIABILITIES of BMPL to purchaser or any third party for ANY DEFECT in
design, workmanship and material incorporated in the equipment and BMPL SHALL NOT
BE LIABLE FOR NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWiSE except as stated in
this warranty.
The foregoing warranties are IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES (except of title),
EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, and BMPL makes NO WARRANTY OR
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE NO.
General information
General Specifications
Check on delivery
Prelift checkout
Starting and stopping engine
Operating Safety
Crane boom safety
Wire rope general inspection
BMC 2250-1 load rating chart
Hand Signals
SECTION 4 - MAINTENANCE
SECTION 6 - -
REFERENCE DRAWINGS BMC 2250-1 CRANE
SECTION 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The BMC 2250-1 Cranes are designed, constructed and certified in compliance with the
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following regulations.
Rated Load
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Main Hoist - 38.54 Metric Ton at 16.76 meters radius
27.19 Metric Ton at 22.86 meters radius
Aux.Hoist - 5.00 Metric Ton at all radii
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
ROTATING SYSTEM:
The rotating structure is mounted on an upper thrust bearing and an upper and lower
radial bearing. Since the basic overturning moments created by the crane load are
induced into rigid, non-rotating tubular column with no moving parts instead of a large
ball or roller swing bearing, the possibility of crane damage or operator injury due to
swing bearing failure is virtually eliminated.
The rotating structure consists of a vertical tubular member, a mounting platform, and a
tubular truss type gantry.
A hydraulic reservoir is above deck to get positive head for pump and of size 1800 liters
approximately, which forms part of the mounting platform. Walkways and handrails
access gates and toe guards are provided. Hydraulic components and plumbing are all
above deck and are within a drip pan to prevent overboard spills. All hydraulic
components are easily accessible.
PRIME MOVERS:
Diesel Engine
430 BHP capacity Diesel Engine, direct-coupled to Two variable displacement axial
piston pumps and two fixed gear displacement pumps are connected to the Radiator &
oil Cooler.
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM:
The hydraulic system is of open loop design and is simple and easy to maintain.
Cleanliness of the system is maintained by return line filters. Main hoist, Aux hoist and
boom luffing use common variable displacement axial piston pumps. The Swing and
cooler fixed displacement use Gear pump. Main, Aux, boom luffing and swing each use
a hydraulic piloted proportional directional control valve to supply hydraulic flow to the
radial piston hub drive type main, aux & boom hoist motor and gear type swing motor
respectively. All valves are located in the motor canopy for protection and easy
accessibility.
OPERATOR'S CABIN
Fully insulated, enclosed air conditioned operator's cabin located on the left side of
mounting platform. Rubber mounted non-shattered safety glass windows provide wide
angle view from operator's station. For operator comfort, an adjustable vinyl covered,
foam rubber seat is furnished. A control console is provided furnished with "dead-man"
control joysticks complete for main, aux and boom hoist and swing functions. The
Pressure Gauges are mounted for easy readouts.
Control panel is also provided with light switches, horn button, Engine start & stop
buttons, emergency stop button and MainlAux Hoist selective switches for emergency
load lowering.
Load Watch System is installed in such a way that it is within operator's comfort view
during operation.
WINCHES:
The main hoist, auxiliary hoist and boom hoist winches are self-contained units equipped
with power load lowering counter-balance valve and an automatic load holding brake.
The boom hoist is equipped with a drum-locking pawl. All moving parts of the winch,
except drum barrels, are sealed and running in oil.
CONTROLS:
All controls are electrically piloted joysticks and are spring centered deadman type. The
boom luffing, swing and load hoists may be operated at full load, simultaneously with
loss of speed. Control valves have a metering type spool which allows infinite variable
control of each function independent of motor rpm.
BOOM CONSTRUCTION:
A pin connected 120' long angle boom, with an additional single sheaves jib is standard.
This boom can be reduced in length to 100' or 80' by removal of boom insert sections
and respective pendant lines. In BMC 2250-1 crane, the chord members are 120 x 120 x
12.5 rnm SHS (with minimum 50ksi yield strength). The lacings are 1 %" SCH 80 pipe
and 2 SCH 80 pipe. The boom butt foot is 1 0 8 wide and the center section is 94" wide
and 6 6 deep. The standard boom point is equipped with six (6) 24" dia. Sheaves fitted
with heavy duty roller bearings, running on a 130 mm diameter Stainless Steel shaft.
Pendant Line # I : 39' 5-9/16" lg 2-114 6x36, RHRL, IWRC, BPS, SWL 56 MTon
Pendant Line #2 : 18' 1-5/32" lg 2-114" 6x36, RHRL, IWRC, EIPS, SWL 56 MTon
Pendant Line #3 : 18' 10-718" lg 2-114" 6x36, RHRL, IWRC, EIPS, SWL 56 MTon
Boom Hoist : 700 ft lg 1" dia 6x30, IWRC, RHRL, MBL 115,770 lbs.
Main Hoist : 2800ft ig 1" dia FlexX 1919, RHOL, EIPS, MBL 97,800 lbs.
Aux. Hoist : 530ft lg 314" dia Flex X 1919, RHOL, EIPS, MBL 72,200 lbs.
CORROSION PROTECTION:
For protection against corrosion due to ocean environment, all exposed surfaces are
sandblasted to "near white" metal, and coated with inorganic zinc primer. They are then
coated with epoxy paint, and finally coated with corrosion and weather resistant
polyurethane. All welded joints are 100% seal welded. All sheaves cluster shafts and
connection pins (at boom foot. gantry, frame, etc.) are stainless steel.
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BAKER MARINE CRANE SPECIAL FEATURES
Anti-two blocking devices for the main and auxiliary hoists consists of positive
mechanical stops with two mating surfaces in each case.
When these two surfaces make contact, by overriding the limit switch or failure of the
limit switch system, the motion of the moving part stops and the tension increase in the
wire rope and consequently hydraulic pressure in the concern system increases to
maximum. The variable pump with integrated pressure controller will de-stroke the pump
to zero flow and maintain the pressure of the delivered flow at 210bar. Thus limiting the
pressure in the system and subsequently tension in the rope to a safe limit. The tension
of the hook block will maintain the maximum, thus will not damage the two-block frame.
The second protection comes from the pressure relief valve (Hyd. Circuit Diagram item
no. 42), which limit the pressure at 240 bar in the system. Should the pressure surge or
external load induce higher than the setting of the relief valve, the oil flow then discharge
through the relief valve (Hyd. Circuit Diagram item no. 42) thus maintain the pressure in
the service lines.
Main and Aux Hoist are coupled directly to Limit switch (series GF4C), which
mechanically controls upper limit. Upper limit set one feet before Anti two block and
lower limit, final layer of the wire rope in the drum.
The electrically integrated high and low boom limit switches which to de-energize the
electrical signal to the solenoid of the hydraulic control valve once they achieve the
desire limits. The limit switch is normally set at horizontal boom position and shortest
radius i.e 25 ft. This will terminate the hydraulic oil flow to the boom hoist system so the
boom shall hold in the position by the counter-balance and mechanical brake on the
hoist. This keeps the boom to luff in required radius.
Upon over-ride of these limit switches, boom can be stopped to maximum angle by
contacts of boom hoist bridles and rear bridles. No further movement of boom is
possible once both faces of bridles in contact. Once they are in contact the hydraulic
system reacts as same as when hook block touches two-block frame.
The boom hoist winch is also fitted with ratchet and pawl, which automatically engages
when control lever is at neutral position or on engine shutdown.
This arrangement has two distinct advantages. The frist is the operator has an
unobstructed view of the drums, thus allowing him to make sure that the drums are
always spooling properly. The second and most important advantage is one of safety.
With the drums being in boom base, the boom is prevented from being lowered against
the headache ball or main block. It also permits the operator to park the headache ball
against the jib point when working with the main block; this prevents the ball from fouling
the load.
GENERAL
1. Check for any shortages in parts andlor material that is needed to assemble the
crane for full operation such as the Stationary Pedestal' Structure, Upper Works
Assembly, Boom Point Assembly, etc.
2. Check the Motor for all parts and connections as per the manual,
3. Fill hydraulic oil reservoir with the proper type of hydraulic fluid specified after setting
of upper works.
PRELIFT CHECKOUT
A. Hydraulic System
1. Check hydraulic hoses for chafing, bulging or other damage. Check for corrosion,
leaks, dents, etc. Replace if necessary before operating.
B. Lubrication
1. Grease upper bearing assembly once every week with Molub-Alloy 777.
2. Grease lower bearing ring, ring gear and pinion every eight hours of operation with
Molub-Alloy 936 HVY open gear grease.
3. Make sure the boom bridle assembly, gantry sheave, etc. are greased per
Lubrication Plan Drawing.
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Note: For this crane, Auto Grease system is in place. Operator has to make sure its
functioning for the periodical lubrication interval as stated above.
For Engine Starting and Stopping Procedure, please refer to the Engine Manual issued
with this manual.
*** READ THIS EVERY DAY -SOMEONE'S LIFE MAY DEPEND ON IT***
When a crane is maintained and used properly, it can be a safe, highly useful piece of
equipment.
You are the operator, in charge of an important piece of equipment. It is very important
that you know what it can and cannot do. No set of instructions can anticipate all of the
situations you will run into. The rules given here cover general usage, and some of the
more specific cases. If conditions arise not covered by these rules, consult Baker
Marine Pte Ltd.
2. Whenever an operator leaves the machine for any reason, the following must be
done.
3. An operator must not eat, read or othewise divert their attention while operating the
crane and remember, operating is a full time job.
4. Do not allow crane loads to pass over people or people to stand under crane loads
and endanger their safety.
6. Be sure your work area is clear. Make sure you have proper clearance for crane
boom and load, do not swing, hoist, or lower load without making sure that there is
no obstruction or no one is in the way. Locate a signalman so you can see him and
he can see all areas you do not.
7. Inspect machine daily, do not operate a damaged or poorly maintained machine. Pay
particular attention to the lower bearing adjustments and wire ropes.
8. A thorough inspection of all ropes shall be made once a month and a full, written,
dated and signed report of rope condition kept on file easily available. Pay particular
attention to boom hoist ropes and pendants. Check end connections (pins. sockets.
wedges. etc.)
9. Do not let the load hit the boom. Do not let the boom or load hit any other object. A
damage or dented boom may result which will weaken the boom. If the damage is
severe, the boom may collapse. Some of the steel used in boom is a special type
which can be ruined by wrong repair procedures. If a chord is bent or damaged,
even a small amount, don't use it. Don't try to repair it. Chords are so vital to
strength of the boom that it is not practical to attempt repairs.
10. Keep your BMC 2250-1 Series Crane clean, in a state of good repair, and proper
adjustment. Improper adjustments can lead to crane damage or malfunctions. Oil
and grease spills from the crane can cause people slip.
11. Always reduce pressure in hydraulic system to zero before working on any part of
the system. Move control levers back and forth with engine shutdown to reduce the
pressure to zero.
12. Visually inspect the entire crane for loose or missing bolts or cotter pins, cracked
welds, frayed, worn, or damaged wire ropes, dented or damaged boom chords. etc.
a. Loads must be well secured before lifting. Be-sure that the rigging cannot slip off or
pull away from the load.
b. Chains and slings must be of adequate size, in good condition, and not twisted
around each other.
c. Avoid sudden starts and stops. Lift carefully, swing gently, brake smoothly, lower
and set loads carefully. Unnecessary abuse, rough treatment of the crane can lead
to breaking down of your machinery.
d. Know your load. Do not try to guess or estimate the load. The total weight must
never exceed the rated capacity of the machine as listed on the capacity chart for the
position, boom length, load radius and condition of operation being used.
e. When good operating conditions such as a level surface, calm winds, good visibility
and the crane in A-I condition cannot be attained, loads being handled must be
reduced to compensate for poor operating conditions. Some factors which may
require reduction of loads below listed ratings are :
i) High winds
ii) Ice loading on boom (if applicable)
iii) Poor visibility
iv) Crane in poor condition
f. Know the load radius of the boom length you are using.
g. Do not operate at radii and boom lengths where the capacity chart lists no capacity.
h. Do not alter any part of the crane. Additions to or changes in any part of the
equipment can create loading, which the crane has not been designed for. Such
changes may seriously affect the usable capacitiesand make the entire capacity
chart invalid and may render the warranty invalid.
All wire ropes must be inspected carefully. The inspector should check for all types of
deterioration or damage. Sections that move through the lift blocks, sheave assemblies
and hoist drums may have heavy wear or broken wires. Crushed, broken or birdcage
wire rope should be replaced. Remember that the replacement wire rope should be the
proper type as specified by the crane manufacturer. Once wire rope replaced the Limit
switch in the hoist should be reset before taking load.
A Seizing procedure should be performed when cutting new wire rope so the ends will
not ravel when cut. There are no precise rules regarding replacement times. Safety
must be a consideration by the crane operator in his inspection and evaluation of the
wire rope. The following conditions are recognized by the American Petroleum Institute
and should be sufficient reason for questioning rope safety and possible replacement.
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1. When checking run of wire rope, if there are six randomly distributed broken wires in
one lay or three broken wires in one strand of the lay.
3. Kinking, crushing, birdcaging, or any other damage resulting in distortion ofthe rope
structure.
CAUTION:
Do not use defective rope for slings. Wire rope removed from sewice due to defects
should be plainly marked or identified as being unfit for further use on cranes or other
load carrying devices.
All Radii shown are measured from crane centre line of rotation.
Weight of Hook Block, slings and other lifting gear must be subtracted from these
capacities to determine NET ca~acitv.
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
ltem 3: The Gantry Assembly consists of the gantry structure and a single sheave
assembly near the top. A High Tensile steel pin 5.118" in diameter is also
located at the very top for attaching the rear bridle assembly.
ltem 4: The Boom Butt Assembly consists of the boom butt structure, the main hook
winch, auxiliary hook winch and a drain manifold which has all of the winch
drain hoses attached to it. If replacing a winch becomes necessary, refer to
the boom butt assembly drawing. The two winches come complete with
cable, wedge sockets and mounting bolts that fasten the winches to a frame
in the boom butt.
ltem 5: The Boom Point Assembly consists of the boom point structure, boom point
sheave assembly and auxiliary sheave assembly.
ltem 6: Boom Inserts are 20'-0" long. Four of 20'-0 are required for 120' boom.
ltem 7: The Main Hook Block consists of a complete assembly with sheaves,
bearings, pins, etc.
ltem 9: Main Hook Anti-two Block device is assembly, which helps main hook block
to rest while fully reeve and safeguard Boom point structure.
ltem 10: Whip Line two block device is a piece of 10" pipe with a flange on both ends
that slips on the whip line before the attachment of the headache ball and
hook assembly.
ltem 12: The Rear Bridle Assembly consists of a sheave block with four sheaves, one
pin. The pin to attach the rear bridle assembly to gantry is to be located in
the gantry structure and held in place by a 314" UNC x 9" long hex head bolt
with a nut and lockwasher that acts as a locking pin.
ltem 13 The Main Pendent Lines are wire rope with the open sockets at'both ends.
The additional Pendent Lines are wire rope with the open socket on one and
a closed socket on the other end to be replaced and add to reduce or extend
the boom lengths as required.
ltem 14: The Nylatron thrust washer fits over the king post with the beveled side
down. This washer is 23" in diameter, 314" thick and 15.875" inside diameter.
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Bearing block, Keeper plate and Keeper ring plate fit on the "king
16 & 17: post" of the stationary pedestal after the upper works have been set.
ltem 19: Two sets of swing gear box and motor assembly is bolted into the gearbox
cavity with the pinion removed. Once the gearbox is in place, the pinion
spacer ring and pinion are slipped onto the splined shaft of the gearbox and
secured with the keeper plate and capscrews.
A lifting lug should be fabricated if one is not shipped with the crane. See the lifting lug
detail on this sheet. The lifting lug will bolt to the top of the "king post" with two 1 W
UNC x 4" long hex head bolts. Use grade 8 bolts only.
To install the stationary pedestal is lifted vertically and aligned in place concentricity to
the platform pedestal.
The vertical alignment of stationary pedestal and platform pedestal must be checked
and confirmed. This can be easily done by using plum line or any other method that will
ensure the vertical alignment of the stationary pedestal to the deck.
The BMC crane stationary pedestal should be set approximately 12" inside the
customer-supplied column. Care should be taken to insure a proper fit and that the
crane pedestal is 90" to the deck.
Upon achieving correct vertical alignment, the pedestal column can be tacked. This
pedestal should be welded to the crane column with a fillet weld all around on the inside
and the outside of the customer supplied column following an approved welding
procedure.
After the crane column is completely welded, the upper works may be set.
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(Refer Item Nos. t o the drawing Page 2-8)
Once the stationary pedestal item 2 is in place and welded to the crane column, the
upper works assembly can be set.
Take, the nylatron thrust washer, item no. 3, and put over the "king post" of the
stationary pedestal, item no. 2. Note that the bevel on the inside diameter of the thrust
washer should be face down. Lubricate the thrust washer and the sides of the "king
post" with Molub-Alloy 777 grease.
Now take the upper bearing, item no. 4 and place over the "king post". Position the
upper bearing so that when the upper works assembly is lowered the square hole in the
top of the upper works assembly will fit onto and slip over the square upper bearing.
Note the assembled upper works weighs 32 M Tons. Upper works assembly consist of
Gantry with Rear and Boom Hoist Bridle (delivered as one assembly), Engine deck, cab
deck and Hydraulic Tank.
When the top of the upper works assembly is flush with the top surface of the upper
bearing, the upper works is securely in place.
Now, place the upper bearing keeper plate item 6 which'is a 3 112" thick PL x 31" x 31"
over the upper bearing assembly and fasten to the upper works with four 2" UNC x 4
112" GR 8 hex head bolts, item no. 10, and 2" lockwashers, item no. 11. Next, grease
the upper bearing through the grease zerk.
The last step in the assembly is to attach the collector ring mount, item 7, to the top of
the "king post" with two 1 %" UNC x 4 hex head bolts item no. 9, and 1 Y UNC
lockwashers, item no. 8.
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(Refer ltem Nos. t o the drawing Page 2-8)
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ltem Description
2 Stationary Pedestal
3 Thrust Washer
13 1 Boom Assembly
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(Refer Item Nos. to the drawing Page 2-10)
Description
Stationary Pedestal
Revolving Pedestal
Nylatron Thrust Washer
Nylatron Upper Bearing
Bearing Block
Retainer Plate
2 UNC X 8 112 GR 8 Hex HD Bolt
2" Lockwashers
Collector Ring
Swing Gear
Turntable
Fairfield Gearbox Assembly
Boom Butt
The swing assembly comes complete with two set of Fairfield Gearbox, swing brake, 8
tooth - 314 pitch pinion, spacer ring, keeper plate, bolts, lockwashers and gearbox mount
plate.
The item numbers in the following description refer to the drawing on the following page.
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1. The gearbox mount plate is shipped in one of three ways. It will be shipped loose,
bolted to the gearbox, or bolted to the underside of the upper works. If it is bolted
to the gearbox, remove it (save the bolts and lockwashers). Now bolt the mount
plate to the underside of the upper works using the four 1 W UNC Hex Bolts (Item
9) and the four 1 %" UNC Lockwashers (Item 10). Do not tighten or torque these
bolts until backlash is set.
2. Remove the 8 tooth - 314 pitch pinion from the Fairfield Gearbox by unscrewing the
two 112" UNF hex head bolts (Item 4) and removing the keeper plate (Item 8), from
the end of the gearbox shaft. Slip the pinion and spacer ring off the gearbox shaft.
3. Hoist the gearbox, swing brake and hydraulic motor assembly and place in the
gearbox cavity located In below the boom hoist winch.
4. Bolt the gearbox assembly to the gearbox mount plate with the twelve 314" UNC x
2" long hex head bolts (Item 6) and lockwashers (Item 7).
5. Replace the pinion spacer ring (Item 2), pinion (Item 3), keeper plate (Item 8),
bolts (Item 4) and lockwashers (Item 5) torque bolts to 120 ftllbs.
6. Set the pinion backlash. The minimum backlash is 1116 of an inch and the
maximum is 118". Set the backlash by sliding the gearbox mount plate in or out as
required. When the proper backlash is located, tighten the 1-112" bolts that hold
the mount plate in place.
7. Weld the gearbox mount plate to the underside of the turntable structure. Note
welding details on the drawing.
8. Carry out the same procedure for second set of swing gearbox assembly.
9. Read just the backlash after three months of operation. This is necessary because
of the wearing in of the gear teeth.
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(Refer Item Nos. t o the drawing Page 2-13)
Description
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Fairfield Gearbox Model SlOA2 - 124.2:l Spline Shafts
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Spacer Ring Use SCH 160 Pipe
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314" Lockwashers '
1-112" - Lockwashers
Description
112" Lockwashers
Keeper Plate
Spacer Ring
1 1/;'UNC Lockwasher
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Ausco Hydraulic Brake 36715V
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(Refer Item Nos. t o the drawing Page 2-18)
The lower bearings on the BMC Cranes are located on the bottom of the upper works
structure and when the crane is assembled, rest just a few inches above the ring gear.
There are two large and three small bearings. The two large bearings carry the load
when lifting. The four small bearings are for guiding the upper works around the
stationary pedestal.
When the crane is assembled, the lower bearings should be set within 114" of the
bearing ring on the stationary pedestal. This is done by tightening the 2-112' UNC square
head set screw on two large bearings and the 1-112" UNC square head set screw on the
three smaller bearings.
When a load is picked up, the crane will rest on the two large lower bearings. These
bearing blocks will be rubbing hard against the bearing ring on the stationary pedestal.
Since there are high spots on the bearing ring, the crane in swinging motion may tend to
drag or stop because of the friction of the bearings against high spots. If this happens,
loosen the setscrews that push the bearing blocks toward the ring. Now, try to swing.
Continue to adjust the two large bearings with the setscrews until the crane swings
easily.
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(Refer Item Nos. t o the drawing Page 2-18)
Description
1-114" Lockwashers
Pendant Lines
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE DRAWINGS
BMC 2250-1 CRANE Page 2.24
CRANE NO C118
PARTS MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION MANUAL Rev 0
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REEVING DIAGRAM BMC 2250-1 CRANE
SECTION 3
Pre Start-up
1. Check each piping connection for tightness. Trace system, checking it against
Pictorial Piping Diagram andlor Outline and Specifications Drawing, to be sure
each line is connected to the proper port.
4. Operate all control valves to see that they are in neutral position. The valves are
all spring return to neutral. The valve handles should return to the neutral position
when released after being displaced from the neutral position by hand pressure.
5. Start pump. Listen to pump for sounds of cavitation or aeration. Shut down pump
immediately if cavitation is heard.
Cavitation results when the pump is trying to put out more fluid than it is receiving
through the suction line.
Aeration results when excessive air is mixed into the hydraulic fluid. Sound of
aeration or cavitation is very similar. Slight aeration or cavitation sounds as if the
pump was skipping or chips were passing through. In worse cases, the pump may
run with a jerky or uneven movement and sounds as if gravel was mixed in with
the fluid.
Cavitation is a dangerous condition that can quickly destroy the pump and other
components. Correct immediately. Refer to the Trouble Shooting Guide for
causes and solutions of aeration and cavitation.
6. With all valves in neutral, run system for approximately three minutes then:
The new operator should familiarize himself with the unit before attempting any type of
crane operation. The crane should be checked for obvious defects.
GENERAL OPERATION
When moving the boom, the operator should always be sure the boom is clear.
Always operate within the capacity rating for your crane (see load chart).
Never operate with anyone under the load or swing over personnel.
In case of hydraulic pressure line breakage, do not attempt to stop the leak with any
part of the body or the use of hands. High-pressure hydraulic fluid could cause serious
physical damage.
When operating crane around electrical cables, extreme caution must be taken.
During operation the joystick should be pushed slowly when starting or stopping an
operation in order to prevent harsh stresses on the hydraulic system or the equipment.
All movements must be smooth, avoid jerking. Extra caution should be taken when the
boom is at full horizontal position or when moving heavy loads.
WINCH OPERATION
National standards require at least four wraps of cable must be on drum for any lining or
pulling operations. The cable clamp is not designed to hold rated loads.
CAUTION
MAlN /AUXILIARY WINCH EMERGENCY LOAD LOWERING
WARNING
THESE CONTROLS MUST BE OPERATED BY TRAINED PERSONNEL ONLY.
THE OPERATOR SHOULD BE FAMILIAR WlTH THE ACTUAL USE OF THIS UNIT.
OPERATION BY UNSKILLED PERSONNEL MAY RESULT IN THE LOAD BEING
DROPPED, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN EQUIPMENT DAMAGE, INJURY TO
PERSONNEL AND/OR DEATH.
PROCEDURE
Emergency Load Lowering is provided for Main Hoist and Aux. Hoist function.
Main prime mover for crane is Diesel Engine. In case of power failure you may held up
in situation whereby your load is in suspended condition. You can use the electric motor
(emergency power source) as prime mover to lower down the load at desired place.
STEP 1. Start the emergency elctric motor pump by press the start button on the
Emergency Load Lowering Panel at Cabin.
STEP 2. Before operation ensure the potentiometer for lowering speed at its
lowest by turning Anti-Clock-Wise till home.
STEP 3. Select the hoist, MAlN or AUX, by holding the switch to desired mode on
the Control Panel at Cabin. By holding switch at MAIN, solenoid D l 1 &
D l 3 will activate. By holding the switch at AUX. solenoid D l 2 will
activate.
STEP 4. Holding the selector switch at desired position (after 5 minute), start
turning the speed potentiometer to increase the lowering speed. Once
the Hagglund Motor starts to lower the load, stop adjustment of
potentiometer and allow the load to lower by itself.
CAUTION
The emergency mode is designed to lower the suspended load at controlled speed.
Please note that, if load starts to travel beyond control, immediately RELEASE THE
SELECTOR SWITCH.
Upon releasing this selector switch, the solenoids D l 1 & D l 3 or D l 2 for Main or
Aux respectively will deactivate and operation will stop. By doing this brake will
react immediately due t o loss of pressure i n the system. TO CONTINUE REPEAT
STEP 3 AND 4.
SECTION 4
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE 1
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
The BMC Crane is designed and built to give many trouble-free hours of operation, however,
any piece of equipment is only as good as the operator or maintenance man. "Common
sense" maintenance and good servicing will reduce costly down time. Follow maintenance and
lubrication schedules, give the crane a "walk around" inspection before operation, keep bolts,
nuts, fittings, etc. properly torque. Replace worn or damaged hydraulic hoses.
In most applications, some seating of bolt threads and mating surfaces will occur during initial
hours of machine operation. Bolts should be retighten after initial break-in period. Periodic
checking and retightening of fasteners is necessary regardless of any locking device that
might be used. Seating of threads may lead to loss of bolt tension even though the cap screw
or the nut has not rotated. Failure to keep bolts properly tightened may lead to fatigue of bolts
and consequent machine damage. (See Chart next pages for grade 8 bolts.)
LUBRICATION
BMC 2250-1 Cranes are lubricated at the factory before shipment. However, we recommend a
thorough inspection of all lubrication points as a safety measure. Periodic lubrication is
necessary to insure long life and proper function of crane components. Required frequency of
lubrication varies with application and amount of use. The lubrication chart shows location of
lube points, frequency and type of lubrication required.
Under extremely dusty or dirty conditions, sufficient grease should be added to flush out
contaminated grease. Under less severe conditions, add grease until it appears on each side
of bearing area.
It is necessary to distribute the grease around the upper bearing by injecting it through
greasing fittings as the machine is rotated. Rotate at least two complete revolutions. When
complete rotation is impractical, grease may be pumped into the fitting while rotating the
device back and forth as far as possible. For the lower bearing ring, lubricate by wiping a
generous amount of grease onto all of the exposed area of the bearing ring located above the
ring gear.
Lubricate after every 8. hours operation with Molub-Alloy 936 HVY. Metal to metal contact must
be prevented.
Torque values listed are suggested values on parts carrying residual oil of manufacture, these
values do not apply to plated or otherwise lubricated parts.
Stated are maximum torque values to induced load equal to 85% of proof load of bolt. (For bolts and nuts in
unplated condition and in dry mode.)
Use these standard torque values for all fastners, unless otherwise specified in this manual or in SeNiCe
manuals.
This crane has been functionally tested for conformance to all specifications at the factory
using SAE Gr. 68 hydraulic fluid. It is recommended that SHELL TELLUS 68 hydraulic fluid or
its equivalent be used for normal working conditions.
GENERAL
Inspect all hydraulic lines and connections for leaks. lnspect hydraulic hoses for leaks and
deterioration. Replace the hoses and connections if necessary. Check all nuts, bolts, screws,
clamps, etc. for tightness. Tighten if necessary. Start the pump and check the gauges for
proper operation. Replace broken or faulty gauges. Be sure to check the oil level in the
reservoir after minor repair. Add SHELL TELLUS 68 hydraulic oil to replace the fluid lost in
minor repair of the system.
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FILTERS
Change the return filter element after 500 hours of operation and every 1500 hours thereafter.
Replace with HYDAC filter element No. 06602010BNHC.
HYDRAULIC OIL
Check the hydraulic reservoir oil levels every day. Change the oil if necessary approximately
every 3000 hours of use. Replace with SHELL TELLUS 68 or eq. Hydraulic oil.
Drain water that may have collected at the bottom of the hydraulic oil reservoir once each
week. This drain is easily accessible on the underside of the crane.
DIESEL ENGINE
Good maintenance increases useful rope life. Rope life is affected by several factors. Some of
these are:
Following are recommended practices that may be employed to prolong useful rope life:
When a new moving rope is first installed, it should be run for a time with no load and then with
0 a light load to enable the wires and strands to adjust themselves. By so doing, the rope will
"set" itself to the working conditions and when full operation is begun, it will operate more
effectively. The time spent in breaking in a wire rope will be more than regained by the extra
service that will be obtained.
Wire rope is lubricated during manufacturing so that the strands, and individual wires in
strands, may move and adjust as the rope moves and bends. A wire rope cannot be lubricated
sufficiently during manufacture to last its entire life. Therefore, a new lubricant must be added
periodically throughout the life of a rope to replace factory lubricant which is used or lost.
The surface of some ropes may become covered with dirt, rock dust, or other material during
their operation. This covering can prevent field-applied lubricants from properly penetrating into
the rope. Therefore, these ropes should be cleaned before being lubricated.
The lubricant applied should be light bodied enough to penetrate to the core of the rope.
Lubricant may be applied effectively by various methods. It may be dripped on, sprayed on, or
put on by brushing, but in many case it should be applied at a place where the rope is being
3 bent, such as at a sheave. It should be applied at the top of the bend, because at that point the
strands are spread by bending and are more easily penetrated. The service life of rope will be
directly proportional to the effectiveness of the method used and amount of lubricant reaching
the working parts of the rope.
A proper lubricant must reduce friction, protect against corrosion adhere to every wire and be
pliable and not crack or separate when cold and yet no drip even warm Special lubricants can
be applied at the factory to meet all condition
The upper bearing and thrust washer need to be periodically inspected for wear.about every
three months. The following list of tools is required for this inspection:
1. Remove the collector ring mount plate that is bolted to the top of the "king post"
2. Remove the upper bearing retainer plate. This plate is a 3-112" PL x 31" square.
.
3. In the top plate of the revolving pedestal near the outer perimeter are located four nos. 2"
UNC tapped holes. Screw the four nos. 12" long bolts into these holes. These bolts act
as a "screw jack" and will lift the upper works off of the thrust washer. When the
complete "upper works" has been raised approximately 1/2", the bolts will have been
screwed almost entirely in and please ensure that the upper work is level.
4 In the upper bearing block, are two 314" UNC tapped holes. Fasten the chain to the
upper bearing with the two 314" UNC x 4" bolts. This chain acts as a lift handle.
5 Lift the upper bearing off the "king post" and inspect the Nylatron bearing for wear. If any
excessive amount of wear is indicated, order a new bearing or replace from stock.
6. Now reach into the 18" square hole and remove the thrust washer. Inspect for excessive
wear such as rough bearing surface, scraped or cracked areas. Replace if necessary.
Good maintenance procedure for the upper bearing will help prolong the life and
increase the efficiency of the BMC 2250 Crane.
LUBRICATION PLAN
1 TROUBLE SHOOTING I
The following trouble shooting guide is provided to assist the end user, with potential problems
that could occur during typical operations. Items listed and the suggested solutions may not be
the only solutions and/or solutions that may be encountered.
Due to the complexity and unique operating environment that this equipment operates in, it is
nearly impossible to anticipate every possible problem and solution. If the equipment continues
to present problems or if the type of the equipment exhibits trouble that is not covered in this
section, please contact BAKER MARINE PTE LTD, SINGAPORE to arrange for our
representative to attend to the problem(s). Term and Conditions apply.
1. SWING
SYSTEM
Problem Possible Cause Corrective Action
1.I
No Pressure I. Swing Pump1 Press. Relieve 1. Check setting on relieve valve
/alve not working properly.~ (150 Bar). Replace if necessary.
I. Control Joystick may not be Check Joystic potentio meter for its
vorking properly. functioning.Check Amplifier Card &
Solenoid Coil of Swing Control Valve
I.2
Pressure o n swin! 1. Swing Brake is not opening Check whether there is pressure
gauge but crane supply at test point 3 (TP3). Adjust
will not swing left flow control valve (NCCB-LCN) if
or right there is no pressure.
1.3
Swing left is 0.K 1. cross-over Reliev Valve is- Check SUN Reliev Valve (RDFA-
but Swing right is not working properly. LCN) & set pressure to 180 Bar,
ierky. externally and clean. If necessary,
replace.
1.4
Swing right is 0 . K Same as 1.3 Same as 1.3
but swing left is
erky
1.5
Swing operation 1. Counter Balance Valve not Check SUN ClBalance valve
with high pressurt set properly. (CBGA-LHN) & set pressure to 100
'ecorded Bar, externally and clean. If
necessary, replace
4 -6
Problem
2.2
MainlAux. Winch 1. Power supply not switch Make sure it is at the "ON"
not functioning in "ON" at distribution panel position
the UP direction
Hoist UP operation rake not releasing fully Check Pressure Reducing Valve &
brks Sequence Valve Setting as per 1.I
0
. SUN Counter Balance Valve valve, clean and check for
peration jerks n Hagglunds Motor Faulty or If necessary replace the
:ontamination in ValvelDirty to be set at 50 Bar,
1.
necessary replace.
SECTION 5
PARTS MANUAL
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PARTS MANUAL
REAR
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ITEM QTY DESCRIPTION
1 1 SHEAVE HOUSING
2 1 SHEAVE PIN
3 2 NYLATRON BUSHING
8 1 %"LOCKWASHER
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ITEM G!E DESCRIPTION
1 1 GANTRY STRUCTURE
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5 2 COTTER KEY
7 1 SHEAVE HOUSING
9 2 3/4" LOCKWASHER
14 3 BEARING.
DESCRIPTION
HAGGLUND MDA BRAKE
M24 X 3 '/2" LG BOLT.
M24 LOCKWASHER
MAlN HOIST DRUM
SPLNE SHAFT FOR BRAKE END
BRAKE BRACKET
1" UNC BOLT 2 ?4'LG.
MOTOR BRACKET
SPLINE SHAFT FOR MOTOR END
1" UNC LOCK WASHER.
HAGGLUND HYDRAULIC MOTOR
20 MM LOCKWASHER
M20 X 65 MM LG HEX HD GR. 10.9 BOLT
M I 2 X 100MM LG SOCKET HD GR.8 BOLT.
MAlN HOIST MANIFOLD BLOCK COMPLETE
COUNTERBALANCE VALVE
1/;' UNC X 7 ?4" LG SOCKET HD GR 8 BOLT.
1 %" SPLIT FLANGE CODE 62.
1 %" STRAIGHT ADAPTOR.
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1 1 REC BRACKET
2 4 718" UNC X 3-314" LG HEX. HEAD BOLT
3 4 718" SPRING WASHER
AUX HOIST DRUM
SPLNE SHAFT FOR BRAKE END
M20 X 80 MM LG HEX. HD BOLT
M20 SMALL O.D. FLAT WASHER
HYD MOTOR MOUNTING BRACKET
1" UNC X 2-112" LG HEX. HEAD BOLT
1" SPRING WASHER
HAGGLUND HYDRAULIC MOTOR
M I 6 X 125 MM LG HEX. HD BOLT &
M I 6 SMALL O.D. FLAT WASHER
HAGGLUND MDA BRAKE
COUNTERBALANCE VALVE SUBPLATE
COUNTERBALANCE VALVE
518" UNC x l50mm LG SOCKET HD BOLT
MAIN HOIST MANIFOLD BLOCK COMPLETE
518" UNC x l90rnm LG SOCKET HD BOLT
BEARING KEEPER PLATE
BEARING
BEARRING RETAINER PLATE
318" UNC X 3-112" LG HEX. HD BOLT
318" SPRING WASHER
318" UNC NUT
BEARING CLIP
118" NPT GREASE NIPPLE
1-114" SPLIT FLANGE CODE
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1 SPLINE SHAFT FOR BRAKE END
2 M24 x 80mm LG HEX HD BOLT
3 M24 SMALL OD FLAT WASHER
4 BOOM HOIST DRUM
5 SPLINE SHAFT FOR MOTOR END
6 M24 x 80mm LG HEX HD BOLT
7 M24 SMALL OD FLAT WASHER.
8 HYD MOTOR MOUNTING BRACKET
9 1" UNC x 2-112" LG HEX HD BOLT
10 1" SPRING WASHER
11 HAGGLUND HYDRAULIC MOTOR
12 M20 X 65 MM LG HEX HD BOLT
13 M20 SMALL OD FLAT WASHER.
14 HAGGLUND MDA BRAKE
15 NOT IN USE
16 COUNTERBALANCE VALVE
17 518" UNC x l90mm LG SOCKET HD BOLT
18 MAIN HOIST MANIFOLD BLOCK COMPLETE
19 %" UNC X 7 %" LG SOCKET HD GR 8 BOLT.
20 NOT IN USE
21 PAWL
22 PAWL PIVOT PIN
23 5/16 UNC X 2" LG HEX HD GR. 8 BOLT
24 5/16 LOCKWASHER
25 5/16" UNC NUT
26 PAWL CYLINDER 1" BORE 3" STROKE
27 HYD. CYLINDER PIVOT PIN
28 DIA 5/32" X 1" LG COlTER PIN
29 S. S. SPRING 1 1/16" OD X 12" LG
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ITEM QTY DESCRIPTION
1 1 BOOM ASSEMBLY
4 1 TURN TABLE
5 1 HYDRAULIC-TANK COMPLETE
DESCRIPTION
BOOM BUTT STRUCTURE
BOOM INSERT (REF.)
WINCH BASE
AUXILIARY WINCH
MAIN WINCH
REMOVABLE BRACE
BOOM HINGE PIN
%" UNC x 6 W GR 8 HEX HEAD BOLT
3'2' LOCKWASHER
%" UNC GR 8 HEX NUT
PIN 2 112 x 6" LG.
M l O x 4 LG BOLT.
M I 0 LOCK WASHER.
M I 0 LOCK NUT
I " UNC X 2-112 LG HEX. HEAD BOLT
1" SPRING WASHER
'718" UNC X 3-314" HEX. HEAD BOLT
718" SPRING WASHER
M I 6 X 1 114 LG BOLT
M I 6 LOCK WASHER
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2 20 MIOHEXNUT
3 20 M I 0 LOCKWASHER
4 20 M I 0 x 34 GR 8 HEX HD BOLT
5 20 PIN 2 112 X 6 LG
6 1 ROLLER ASSEMBLY
SIDE VIEW
BMC 22504 CRANE Section 5.28
CRANE NO. C118
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PRESSURE DISPLAY
FLUROSCENT LIGHT
WIPER
DC DISTRIBUTION PANEL
AC DISTRIBUTION PANEL
BATTERY CHARGER
FOOT SWITCH
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MATERIAL LIST
LEGEND Type Description
STO-02 STOP Z MAIN &' AUX.
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