Sideboom assembly

Traversing hoists – With motor control – Manual fluid valve actuator

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212258, B66C 2346

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060005637

ABSTRACT:
An assembly is provided that enables the operation of all hydraulic sidebooms to be achieved while simultaneously inherently avoiding commonly recurring problems attributable to inadvertent contact between the hook block and the upper block or to an impending tipping condition. Application of joystick technology is provided to enable simultaneous manipulation of the boom and load, wherein a long-established, routinely-accepted combinatin of two to three controls is replaced by a single joystick control. A fail-safe thumb actuator is also provided for a single joystick control. An anti-contacting feature is provided that stops the upward travel of the hook block if it is about to come in contact with the sideboom's stationary upper block, and thus preventing consequent damage that wound result if contact took place. All hydraulically-operated sidebooms are inherently insulated from the occurrence of unsafe conditions attributable to exceeding machine capacities by an anti-tipping feature that monitors a combination of boom angle and weight of the line load.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3523614 (1970-08-01), Walker
patent: 5107997 (1992-04-01), Worsley
patent: 5805137 (1998-09-01), Yasutake

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