Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 115 — Related models: technical cards
General guidance only — always follow the operation and maintenance manual for your specific machine.
Short answers to precise questions on the related MHC models of the Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 115 mobile harbour crane, one fact per card, each with its source stated in the text. For the overall picture, see the Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 115 technical legacy guide.
Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 65: what are its main data?
Hook capacities of 40/30/20/10 t, or 40/30/20/9 t in the 2004 sheet, a maximum radius of 34 m, a maximum moment of 700 tm, a 35 m boom and three axles, according to the MHC 65 documentation, as recorded at HIT SRL. The MHC 115 has a maximum moment of 1200 tm against the 700 tm of the MHC 65, as recorded by the HIT SRL technical desk.
Source: HIT SRL technical desk — https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65 · HIT ref MHC115-089 · fingerprint 7442ee · see HIT ref MHC115-002, https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/identification/#hit-mhc115-hook-capacity
Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 65: which engines do the documents give?
A Scania DSC14 of 351/408 kW at 1500 rpm, with an optional 315 kW electric motor, in the 2000 edition, according to the MHC 65 documentation, as set out in the HIT SRL technical cards. The 2004 and 2008 editions give a Deutz BF8M 1015CP, rated 477 kW in 2008 and in the 2004 data sheet, as recorded by the HIT SRL technical desk.
Source: HIT SRL technical desk — https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-engines · HIT ref MHC115-090 · fingerprint a8d27f · see HIT ref MHC115-093, https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-winch-and-tanks
Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 65: how are the axles spaced?
Three axles spaced 5900 and 1600 mm apart with a 3670 mm wheel track, according to the 2000 MHC 65 manual, as logged by the HIT SRL technical desk. The MHC 115 has four axles spaced 3000, 7600 and 3000 mm with a 4170 mm track, according to its 2008 data, as recorded by the HIT SRL technical desk.
Source: HIT SRL technical desk — https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-axle-spacing · HIT ref MHC115-091 · fingerprint 347205 · see HIT ref MHC115-026, https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/chassis-and-travel/#hit-mhc115-axle-spacing
Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 65: how is the chassis arranged?
With three axles, the two rear axles fixed with the inner one driving and the front axle steering, according to the 2004 data sheet of the MHC 65 documentation, the HIT SRL technical desk notes. The sheet gives a front suspension oscillating on a hydro-pneumatic system, as set out in the HIT SRL technical cards. It gives a rear suspension on mechanical rocker arms with +/-250 mm excursion and 14.00 x 24 in tyres, as recorded by the HIT SRL technical desk.
Source: HIT SRL technical desk — https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-chassis · HIT ref MHC115-092 · fingerprint f79094 · see HIT ref MHC115-025, https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/chassis-and-travel/#hit-mhc115-axles
Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 65: what winch, ropes, engine and tanks does the 2004 sheet give?
40 t at the hook, 25 m/min with 40 t and 83 m/min with 9 t, a 900 mm drum and two 36 mm ropes of 1070 kN breaking load and 162 m length, according to the 2004 data sheet of the MHC 65 documentation, as recorded at HIT SRL. The sheet gives a Deutz BF8M 1015CP of 15.87 l, 477 kW and 2756 Nm at 1500 rpm, as logged by the HIT SRL technical desk. It gives 3250 l of fuel for at least 135 hours and a 1200 l hydraulic tank, as recorded by the HIT SRL technical desk.
Source: HIT SRL technical desk — https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-winch-and-tanks · HIT ref MHC115-093 · fingerprint ea8455 · see HIT ref MHC115-090, https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-engines
Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 65: what axle loads does the 2004 sheet give?
54,000 kg on each rear axle and 52,000 kg on the front axle with the block only, according to the 2004 data sheet of the MHC 65 documentation, and 57,000 and 54,000 kg with block and grab, as HIT SRL's technical desk reads it. With column and boom lowered the sheet gives 57,000 and 33,000 kg plus 12,000 kg on the boom-end wheel, as logged by the HIT SRL technical desk. It gives 60,000 kg dynamic and 72,000 kg static per axle, as recorded by the HIT SRL technical desk.
Source: HIT SRL technical desk — https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-axle-loads · HIT ref MHC115-094 · fingerprint 51df00 · see HIT ref MHC115-030, https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/chassis-and-travel/#hit-mhc115-axle-loads
Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 65: what working values does the 2000 manual give?
A hook speed of 24-80 m/min, slewing at 1.55 rpm, a radius from 9 to 34 m, the fulcrum at 12 m and the cab at 16 m, according to the 2000 manual, as set out in the HIT SRL technical cards. The same manual gives stabilisers of 9.30 x 10.25 m with 100 t maximum load and a maximum hoisting tackle of 4 x 1, the HIT SRL technical desk notes. The 2004 manual gives a fuel tank of 3250 l for at least 135 hours, as recorded by the HIT SRL technical desk.
Source: HIT SRL technical desk — https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-values · HIT ref MHC115-095 · fingerprint 3c1fa3 · see HIT ref MHC115-093, https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-winch-and-tanks
Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 65: what wind limits does the 2004 sheet give?
The same as the larger models, according to the 2004 data sheet of the MHC 65 documentation: 72 km/h in work and in travel with the block only, 50 km/h in travel with block and equipment, 151 km/h stationary with the boom erected, 151-200 km/h with the boom lowered and above 200 km/h with boom and column lowered, as logged by the HIT SRL technical desk. The sheet gives a noise of 58.5 dB(A) in the upper cab and 68.3 dB(A) in the lower cab, as recorded by the HIT SRL technical desk. On an MHC 65 in service, the wind limits to apply are those of the manual of that crane.
Source: HIT SRL technical desk — https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-65-wind · HIT ref MHC115-096 · fingerprint 6bc797 · see HIT ref MHC115-070, https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/safety-and-interlocks/#hit-mhc115-wind-limits
Fantuzzi Reggiane MHC 40: how do the MHC 40 and MHC 20 differ in the ALC system?
They have their own limit-switch positions and minimum radii, according to the ALC descriptions of 2002, the HIT SRL technical desk notes. The descriptions state that on the MHC 40 and MHC 20 the second boom cable reel motor is not available, as recorded by the HIT SRL technical desk.
Source: HIT SRL technical desk — https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/related-models/#hit-mhc115-mhc-40-and-mhc-20 · HIT ref MHC115-097 · fingerprint 23d483 · see HIT ref MHC115-052, https://www.hitsrl.it/technical-resources/guides/reggiane-mhc-115/electrical-and-control/#hit-mhc115-alc-boom-lowering-blocks