Sec. 4-Fig. 22 (Rev.--3-1965)CRAWLER TYPE CRANES, DRAGLINES, ETC.--ROTATING BODIES-BOOMS ATTACHED-FLAT CARSItem No. of Pcs.DescriptionL22 in. x 6 in., hardwood, length to suit. Locate against Item "J" and secure each to floor with six30-D nails.M22 in. x 6 in., hardwood, length to suit. Secure top ends to Items "K" and bottom ends to Items"B" with four 30-D nails at each location.N22 in. x 6 in., hardwood, length to suit. Locate diagonally and secure ends to opposite Items "K"with six 20-D nails at each location.041 1/4 in. diameter rods. Attach two at front and two at rear of rotating portion and pass throughopposite stake pockets and Items "P". 1 in. diameter rods may be used for machinesweighing 45,000 lbs. or less. Substitute, if desired, 5/8 in. x 6 x 7 steel cable, doubled, for 1Yin. diameter rods, or 1/2 in. x 6 x 19 steel cable, doubled, for 1 in. diameter rods. Items "O"may be applied at front end of machines, crossed between rotating portion and crawlerstructure, or applied on same side of machines equipped with two brackets cast integral onboth rotating and crawler structures.P1 ea. Item "O".1/2 in. x 4 in. x 10 in. plates. Not required when Items "O" consists of cable.Q14 in. x 6 in., hardwood, long enough to extend 6 in. beyond each side of boom.R44 in. x 6 in., hardwood, length to suit. Secure each piece to Item "Q" with four 30-D nails andto floor with five 30-D nails. Items "R" must be long enough to keep boom at least six inchesabove top of sides and ends of idler car.S22 in. x 6 in., hardwood, length to suit. Secure to Items "R" with four 30-D nails in each end.T22 in. x 6 in., hardwood, long enough to extend beyond Items "R". Secure each to floor with six30-D nails.U15/8 in. x 6 x 7 steel cable, doubled. Loop over and around boom, near front end, and throughstake pockets on opposite sides of car.V16 in. x 6 in., hardwood, long enough to extend beyond each side of boom. Locate so as tomaintain 2 in. clearance between end of boom and floor and toe-nail to floor with six 60-Dnails in each side. Not required when sheave wheel rests on floor.W24 in. x 6 in., hardwood, length to suit.X14 in. x 6 in., hardwood, long enough to extend 6 in. beyond each side of gantry. Toe-nail toeach Item "W" with four 30-D nails.Y42 in. x 6 in. x 12 in., hardwood. Locate one on front and one on back face of each Item "W"and secure each to Items "W" and "X" with six 20-D nails.Z42 in. x 6 in., hardwood, length to suit. Toe-nail bottom end of each to floor with two 80-D nailsand top end of each to Item "W" with three 30-D nails.AA42 in. x 6 in. x 12 in., hardwood cleats. Locate one against each Item "Z" and secure each tofloor with four 30-D nails.BB13/8 in. steel cable, doubled. Loop over and around gantry, and through opposite stake pockets.CC48 in. x 8 in. x 36 in., hardwood, cut to fit contour of crawler treads, for machines weighing45,000 lbs. to 120,000 lbs. Secure each with three 3/4 in. dia. bolts through floor and Item12 in. x 12 in. x 36 in., hardwood, cut to fit contour of crawler treads, for machines weighingover 120,000 lbs. Secure each with three 7/8 in. dia. bolts through floor and Item "G".Not required when Items "D" and "E" are used.DD42 in. x 12 in. x 36 in., hardwood cleats, for machines weighing 45,000 lbs. to 120,000 lbs.3 in. x 4 in. x 18 in., hardwood cleats, for machines weighing over 120,000 lbs.Locate on floor against Items "CC" and secure each to floor with six 30-D nails.Not required when Items "D" and "E" are used.Items "Q", "R", "S" and "T" not required when Items "V" are used, or vice versa.Loading machines with treads extending beyond floor of car is permitted, provided machines are centrallylocated on car and not more than one-half of tread extends beyond outside face of side sill.Machines equipped with locking devices, including those with adjustable treads, should have such devicesplaced in locked position by shippers.For proper location of load on car, see Fig. 34.See General Rules 4, 5, 8, 9, 14, 15, 19, 19A and 21 for further details.F-36
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