National Crane 600E2 Series

Product Guide

Features
• 27,4 m (90 ft) four-
section boom

• 18,1 t (20 USt) rating

• Self-lubricating Easy
Glide wear pads

• Internal anti-two block

 Features

National Crane Series 600E2

•16,3 t (18 USt) maximum capacity
• 36,9 m (121 ft) maximum vertical reach
• 24,7 m (81 ft) maximum vertical hydraulic reach

Four-section boom Easy Glide boom

At 90 ft, the Series 600E2 four-section boom is the longest in its wear pads
size range. The long boom allows the operator to perform more lifts Easy Glide boom wear pads reduce
without the use of a jib, reducing setup time and improving efficiency. the conditions that cause boom
chatter and vibration. The net result is
smoother crane operation.

Outriggers
The Series 600E2 comes equipped with A-frame outriggers and ASH rear stabilzers. an
optional single front stabilizer is available for 360° stability. Rear stabilizers include an
independent stabilizer control and bolt/clamp-on mounting. Outriggers are equipped with
a motion alarm and an outrigger monitoring system.
Front:
6,73 m (22.08 ft) span
Rear:
3 m (10 ft) span
 Features

* Product may be shown with optional equipment.

Best in class performance and serviceability

• The steel torsion box and flatbed further reduce frame flex

• Speedy-reeve boom tip and sheave blocks simplify rigging changes by decreasing the time
needed to change line reeving

• Crane components painted before assembly reduce the chance of rust, improve serviceability
and enhance the appearance of the crane

• A control knob located on the swing motor brake release valve can be easily adjusted to the
crane operator’s swing speed preference

• Engine start/stop switches

• Emergency stop overrides located at control station

• Hydraulic reservoir capacity of 66 gal

Serviceability
• Bearings on the boom and retract cables can be greased through access holes in the boom side
plates.

• Removable winch allows the internal telescoping cylinder to be removed quickly, without
dismantling the boom
• Internal anti-two-block wire routing eliminates external reel and wire to protect crane
components
• The boom sheave case is open, allowing access to replace the internal anti-two-block wire and
to observe internal boom components
• Internal boom parts have been reduced, decreasing service time when rebuilding the machine
 Contents

Features 2
Mounting configurations 5
Specifications 6
Capacities 8
Dimensions 16
Accessories 17

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 Mounting configurations
The configurations are based on the Series 600E2 with an 85% stability factor. The complete unit must be installed in accordance with factory requirements and a
test performed to determine actual stability and counterweight requirements since individual truck chassis vary.
Configuration 1 with Torsion Box – 180˚ Full Capacity Work Area
Working area...................................................................................................... 180°
Gross Axle Weight Rating Front................................................ 6350 kg (14,000 lb)
Gross Axle Weight Rating Rear.............................................. 15 442 kg (34,000 lb)
CWT
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.................................................. 21 773 kg (48,000 lb)
Wheelbase....................................................................................... 589 cm (232 in)
Cab to Axle/trunnion (CA/CT)...................................................... 417 cm (164 in)
Frame Section Modulus (SM) under crane:
ASH
   (758 MPa 110,000 PSI)........................................................... 261 cm3 (15.9 in3)
Frame Section Modulus (SM) over rear stabilizers:
1727 mm
(68")
4166 mm
(164")    (758 MPa 110,000 PSI)............................................................. 213 cm3 (13 in3)
MIN MIN
4763 kg Stability Weight, Front............................................... 3629 kg (8000 lb) minimum*
(10,500 lb)
Stability Weight, Rear............................................. 4763 kg (10,500 lb) minimum*
3629 kg (8000 lb) MIN
4264 kg (9400 lb) MAX Estimated Average Final Weight............................................. 13 608 kg (30,000 lb)

Requires front SFO stabilizer to give machine full capacity 360˚ around the truck. Truck must meet the minimum requirements above. Front stabilizer gives the
machine a solid base, helping the operator control loads precisely. Extended front frame rails required for SFO installation.

Configuration 2 with Torsion Box – 360˚ Full Capacity Work Area

Working area........................................................................................................360°
Gross Axle Weight Rating Front................................................. 6350 kg (14,000 lb)
Gross Axle Weight Rating Rear............................................... 15 442 kg (34,000 lb)
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating................................................... 21 773 kg (48,000 lb)
CWT
Wheelbase........................................................................................ 589 cm (232 in)
SFO
Cab to Axle/trunnion (CA/CT)....................................................... 417 cm (164 in)
Frame Section Modulus (SM) under crane:
180 cm³ (11 in³)
   (758 MPa 110,000 PSI)............................................................... 328 cm3 (20 in3)
328 cm³
Frame Section Modulus (SM) over rear stabilizers:
   (758 MPa 110,000 PSI).................................................................213 cm3 (13 in3)
ASH
33 cm³ 1727 mm (20 in³) 4166 mm
(2in³) (68") (164")
123 cm³
(7.5 in³)
MIN MIN 4763 kg
(10,500 lb) Stability Weight, Front................................................ 3130 kg (7700 lb) minimum*
Stability Weight, Rear.............................................. 3175 kg (10,500 lb) minimum*
3493 kg (7700 lb) MIN
4082 (9000 lb) MAX
Estimated Average Final Weight.............................................. 13 879 kg (30,600 lb)

Allows the installation of the Model 600E2 on a chassis. In most cases, the chassis will not require reinforcing, and the amount of counterweight required is
minimized, increasing payload capacities. Extended front frame rails required for SFO installation.

Configuration 3 with Torsion Box – Rear Mount

Working area...................................................................................................... 360°
Gross Axle Weight Rating Front................................................ 5443 kg (12,000 lb)
Gross Axle Weight Rating Rear.............................................. 15 442 kg (34,000 lb)
CWT Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.................................................. 20 865 kg (46,000 lb)
Wheelbase...................................................................................... 564 cm (222 in)
Cab to Axle/trunnion (CA/CT)..................................................... 396 cm (156 in)
Frame Section Modulus (SM) under crane:
   (758 MPa 110,000 PSI)......................................................... 261 cm3 (15.9 in3)
Frame Section Modulus (SM) over rear stabilizers:
1676 mm
(66")
3692 mm 1956 mm
(77")
   (758 MPa 110,000 PSI)...........................................................213 cm3 (15.9 in3)
(156")
MIN MIN MIN Stability Weight, Front.............................................. 3629 kg (6500 lb) minimum*
Stability Weight, Rear............................................... 4763 kg (9500 lb) minimum*
2948 kg
(6500 lb)
4309 kg
(9500 lb)
SRO
Estimated Average Final Weight............................................. 13 040 kg (28,750 lb)
MIN MIN

Notes: • All mounting data is based on a National Series 600E2 with an 85%
• Gross Vehicle Weight rating (GVWR) is dependent on all stability factor
components of the vehicle (axles, tires, springs, frame, etc.) meeting • The complete unit must be installed in accordance with factory
manufacturers’ recommendations: always specify GVWR when requirements, and a test performed to determine actual stability and
purchasing trucks counterweight requirements per SAE J765; contact the factory for
• Diesel engines require a variable speed governor and energize-to-run details
fuel solenoid for smooth crane operation; electronic fuel injection • Transmission neutral safety interlock switch is required with optional
requires EET engine remote throttle remote control
*Estimated axle scale rates prior to installation of crane, stabilizers and subbase for 85% stability.

Series 600E2 5
 Specifications
Boom and jib combinations data

Available in five basic models:

Model 638E2 – Equipped with a 4,88 m - 11,58 m (16 ft - 38 ft) three-section boom. Maximum tip height is 14,63 m (48 ft) (no jib option
available).
4,88 m - 11,58 m (16 ft - 38 ft) three-section boom

Model 649E2 – Equipped with a 4,88 m - 15 m (16 ft - 49 ft) four-section boom. Maximum tip height is 17,98 m (59 ft).
4,88 m - 15 m (16 ft - 49 ft) four-section boom 6FJ29M 4,6 m - 7,6 m (15 ft - 25 ft) two-section jib

Model 660E2 – Equipped with a 7,12 m - 18,3 m (24 ft - 60 ft) three-section boom. Maximum tip height is 21,3 m (70 ft) (no jib option
available).
7,2 m - 18,3 m (24 ft - 60 ft) three-section boom

Model 671E2 – Equipped with a 8,23 m - 21,64 m (27 ft - 71 ft) three-section boom. This model can be equipped with a 7,62 m - 13,72 m (25 ft -
45 ft) two-section jib. Maximum tip height with 13,72 m (45 ft) jib is 38,25 m (125 ft).
8,23 m - 21,64 m (27 ft - 71 ft) three-section boom 6FJ45M  7,62 m - 13,72 m (25 ft - 45 ft) two-section jib

Model 690E2 – Equipped with a 8,23 m - 27,43 m (27 ft - 90 ft) four-section boom. This model can be equipped with a 7,62 m - 13,72 m (25 ft -
45 ft) two section jib. Maximum tip height with 13,72 m (45 ft) jib is 43,95 m (144 ft).
8,23 m - 27,43 m (27 ft - 90 ft) four-section boom 6FJ45M 7,62 m - 13,72 m (25 ft - 45 ft) two-section jib

Note: Maximum tip is measured with outriggers/stabilizers fully extended.

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 Specifications
600E2 winch data
• All winch pulls and speeds are shown
on the fourth layer. 1 part line 2 part line 3 part line 4 part line 5 part line 6 part line

• Winch line pulls would increase on the

first and second layers.

• Winch line pulls may be limited by the

winch capacity or the ANSI 5 to 1 cable
safety factor, shown below this chart.

• Hook blocks are rated at maximum

capacity for the block. Do not exceed
rated cable pull with any block.

Cable Average
Winch supplied breaking Max pull Max pull Max pull Max pull Max pull Max pull
strength
Standard 9/16 in
planetary diameter 17 463 kg 3492,66 kg 6985,32 kg 10 477,98 kg 13 970,65 kg 14 514,96 kg 14 514,96 kg
winch rotation (38,500 lb) (7700 lb) (15,400 lb) (23,100 lb) (30,800 lb) (38,500 lb) (40,000 lb)
resistant

Winch pull Winch speed BOS winch speed Rope capacity

Layer
kg lb mpm fpm mpm fpm m ft
1 4708 10,380 48 157 68 222 19 64
2 4246 9360 53 175 75 246 41 136
3 3865 8520 59 192 83 271 65 215
4 3547 7820 64 209 90 294 91 301
5 3279 7230 69 257 97 318 120 394
Note: All ratings based on 128,7 LPM at 22,75 MPa (34 GPM at 3300 psi)
Burst of Speed maximum bull = 1361 kg (3000 lb)

Winch Bare drum pull Allowable cable pull

With standard rotation resistant rope 4627 kg (10,2000 lb) 3493 kg (7700 lb)

Loadline deduct
Block type Rating Weight
Downhaul weight 3,49 t (3.85 USt) 68 kg (150 lb)
1-sheave block 10,48 t (11.55 USt) 91 kg (200 lb)
2-sheave block 17,46 t (19.25 USt) 161 kg (355 lb)

Series 600E2 7
 Capacities
Series 638E2: 11,58 m (38 ft) boom

National Crane will send you a chart on request – or you may secure needed load rating information through your nearest National Crane dealer.

60 CAUTION:
• Do not operate crane booms, jib extensions, any
BOOM LENGTH IN FEET

accessories or loads within 3 m (10 ft) of live power lines

80°
38 70° or other conductors of electricity.
60° • Jib and boom capacities shown are maximum for each
31 50° section.
40 • Do not exceed capacities at reduced radii

HEIGHT IN FEET
40° • Load ratings shown on the load rating charts are maximum
24
allowable loads with the outriggers properly extended on a
30°
firm, level surface and the crane leveled and mounted on a
16 factory recommended truck.
20°
• Always level the crane with the level indicator located on the
crane.
10° 20 • The operator must reduce load to allow for factors such as
wind, ground conditions, operating speeds and their effects
0°
A B on freely suspended loads.
• Overloading this crane may cause structural collapse or
-10°
instability.
• Weights on any accessories attached to the boom or loadline
0 must be deducted from the load chart capacities.
0 20 40 • Do not exceed jib capabilities at any reduced boom lengths.
• Do not deadhead lineblock against boom tip when extending
boom or winching up.
RADIUS IN FEET • Keep at least three wraps of loadline on drum at all times.
• Use only specified cable with this machine.

Load chart

LOADED LOADED A LOADED B LOADED

LOADED BOOM 16 ft BOOM 24 ft BOOM 31 ft BOOM 38 ft
RADIUS ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
5 67 40,000
6 63 36,150
8 55.5 30,250 68 28,550 74 27,500 77 25,750
10 45.5 25,600 62.5 24,300 69 23,450 73 22,200
12 34 21,900 56.5 20,900 65 20,150 70.5 19,200
14 15 16,750 50 18,150 60.5 17,800 66.5 17,050
16 43 16,200 56 15,800 64.5 15,200
18 34.5 14,200 51.5 14,150 59.5 13,750
20 26.5 12,200 47 12,900 57 12,500
25 31.5 10,150 46 9950
30 35.5 8350
35 18.5 6200
0 10,850 0 7050 0 5100 0 3850

NOTE:
1. All capacities are in pounds, angles in degrees, radius in feet.
2. Loaded boom angles are given as reference only.
3. Shaded areas are structurally limited capacities.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
8 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Capacities
Series 649E2: 15 m (49 ft) boom

National Crane will send you a chart on request – or you may secure needed load rating information through your nearest National Crane dealer.

80 CAUTION:
• Do not operate crane booms, jib extensions, any
accessories or loads within 3 m (10 ft) of live power lines
or other conductors of electricity.
• Jib and boom capacities shown are maximum for each
BOOM LENGTH IN FEET

80° section.
49 70° 60
60° • Do not exceed capacities at reduced radii
41 • Load ratings shown on the load rating charts are maximum

HEIGHT IN FEET
50°
allowable loads with the outriggers properly extended on a
33 40° firm, level surface and the crane leveled and mounted on a
25 40 factory recommended truck.
30°
• Always level the crane with the level indicator located on the
16 crane.
20°
• The operator must reduce load to allow for factors such as
wind, ground conditions, operating speeds and their effects
10°
20 on freely suspended loads.
• Overloading this crane may cause structural collapse or
0°
A B C instability.
-10° • Weights on any accessories attached to the boom or loadline
must be deducted from the load chart capacities.
0 • Do not exceed jib capabilities at any reduced boom lengths.
0 20 40 60 • Do not deadhead lineblock against boom tip when extending
boom or winching up.
RADIUS IN FEET • Keep at least three wraps of loadline on drum at all times.
• Use only specified cable with this machine.

Load chart
LOADED LOADED A LOADED B LOADED C LOADED
LOADED BOOM 16 ft BOOM 25 ft BOOM 33 ft BOOM 41 ft BOOM 49 ft
RADIUS ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
5 67 40,000 76.0 38,100
8 54 29,600 68 27,400 74 26,200 77.5 25,300
10 44 24,700 63 23,200 70.5 22,200 74.5 21,300 77.5 19,500
12 31.5 20,400 57.5 20,200 66.5 19,250 71.5 18,450 75.5 17,500
14 8.5 13,750 51.5 17,750 62.5 17,000 68.5 16,300 72.5 15,000
16 45.0 15,750 58.5 15,200 65.5 14,550 70 13,750
20 29 12,100 49.5 12,500 59.0 12,050 65.0 11,750
25 36.0 9850 50 9800 58.0 9600
30 16.5 6950 40 8050 50.5 8050
35 27.5 6450 43.0 6800
40 33.5 5650
45 18.5 4300

0 10,950 0 6350 0 4350 0 3200 0 2600

NOTE:
1. All capacities are in pounds, angles in degrees, radius in feet.
2. Loaded boom angles are given as reference only.
3. Shaded areas are structurally limited capacities.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
Series 600E2 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane. 9
 Capacities
Series 660E2: 18,3 m (60 ft) boom

National Crane will send you a chart on request – or you may secure needed load rating information through your nearest National Crane dealer.
CAUTION:
100
• Do not operate crane booms, jib extensions, any accessories
or loads within 3 m (10 ft) of live power lines or other
conductors of electricity.
80 • Jib and boom capacities shown are maximum for each section.
BOOM LENGTH IN FEET

80° • Do not exceed capacities at reduced radii

60 70° • Load ratings shown on the load rating charts are maximum
60°
51 allowable loads with the outriggers properly extended on a firm,
60

HEIGHT IN FEET
50° level surface and the crane leveled and mounted on a factory
42 40° recommended truck.
33 • Always level the crane with the level indicator located on the
30°
40 crane.
24 • The operator must reduce load to allow for factors such as wind,
20°
ground conditions, operating speeds and their effects on freely
10° suspended loads.
20
• Overloading this crane may cause structural collapse or
A B C 0° instability.
-10° • Weights on any accessories attached to the boom or loadline
0 must be deducted from the load chart capacities.
0 20 40 60 80 • Do not exceed jib capabilities at any reduced boom lengths.
• Do not deadhead lineblock against boom tip when extending
RADIUS IN FEET
boom or winching up.
• Keep at least three wraps of loadline on drum at all times.
• Use only specified cable with this machine.

Load chart
LOADED LOADED A LOADED B LOADED C LOADED
LOADED BOOM 24 ft BOOM 33 ft BOOM 42 ft BOOM 51 ft BOOM 60 ft
RADIUS ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
5 75.5 40,000
8 67.5 27,200 74 25,800 77.5 25,000
10 62 22,800 70 21,600 75 20,700 78 20,400
12 56 19,650 67 18,700 72 17,800 75.5 17,400 78.5 17,150
14 49.5 17,150 62.5 16,400 69 15,750 73 15,250 76.5 14,950
16 43 15,150 58.5 14,600 66 14,050 71 13,600 74.5 13,200
20 24.5 11,150 49.5 11,950 60 11,550 66 11,200 70.5 10,850
25 37.5 9400 51.5 9350 59.5 9100 65.5 8800
30 18 6600 42 7700 53 7600 60 7400
35 30.5 6100 45.5 6400 54.5 6200
40 36.5 5350 48 5400
45 25 4250 41 4550
50 33 3900
55 21.5 3000
0 6150 0 3950 0 2700 0 1950 0 1300

NOTE:
1. All capacities are in pounds, angles in degrees, radius in feet.
2. Loaded boom angles are given as reference only.
3. Shaded areas are structurally limited capacities.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
10 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Capacities
Series 671E2: 21,64 m (71 ft) boom

National Crane will send you a chart on request – or you may secure needed load rating information through your nearest National Crane dealer.

100 CAUTION:
• Do not operate crane booms, jib extensions, any
accessories or loads within 3 m (10 ft) of live power lines
or other conductors of electricity.
BOOM LENGTH IN FEET

71 80°
70° 80 • Jib and boom capacities shown are maximum for each section.
62 60° • Do not exceed capacities at reduced radii
50° • Load ratings shown on the load rating charts are maximum
53 allowable loads with the outriggers properly extended on a

HEIGHT IN FEET
40° 60 firm, level surface and the crane leveled and mounted on a
44
factory recommended truck.
35 30° • Always level the crane with the level indicator located on the
40 crane.
28 20° • The operator must reduce load to allow for factors such as
wind, ground conditions, operating speeds and their effects
10° on freely suspended loads.
20 • Overloading this crane may cause structural collapse or
instability.
-10°
A B C D 0°
• Weights on any accessories attached to the boom or loadline
must be deducted from the load chart capacities.
0 • Do not exceed jib capabilities at any reduced boom lengths.
0 20 40 60 80 • Do not deadhead lineblock against boom tip when extending
RADIUS IN FEET boom or winching up.
• Keep at least three wraps of loadline on drum at all times.
• Use only specified cable with this machine.

Load chart

LOADED LOADED A LOADED B LOADED C LOADED D LOADED

LOADED BOOM 28 ft BOOM 35 ft BOOM 44 ft BOOM 53 ft BOOM 62 ft BOOM 71 ft
RADIUS ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
5 77 40,000
8 70.5 26,150 75 25,200 78.5 24,600
10 65.5 21,600 71.5 21,450 76 20,800 79 20,400
12 61 18,500 68 18,400 73 17,800 76.5 17,450 79 16,800
14 56 16,600 64.5 16,000 70.5 15,850 74.5 15,300 77 14,650
16 50.5 14,900 60.5 14,200 67.5 14,000 72 13,550 75 13,000 77.5 12,650
20 38 11,900 52.5 11,600 61.5 11,350 67 11,000 71 10,600 74 10,300
25 15.5 8250 40.5 9400 53.5 9100 61 8800 66 8550 69.5 8300
30 26 7100 45.5 7500 55 7300 61 7100 65.5 6850
35 35 6200 48.0 6150 55.5 6000 61 5950
40 20 4500 40.0 5200 49.5 5100 56 5050
45 29.5 4350 43 4350 51 4400
50 14.0 2800 35 3700 45.5 3800
55 25.5 3000 39 3250
60 5.5 1800 31.5 2750
65 22 2150
0 4800 0 3600 0 2250 0 1500 0 950 0 550

NOTE:
1. All capacities are in pounds, angles in degrees, radius in feet.
2. Loaded boom angles are given as reference only.
3. Shaded areas are structurally limited capacities.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
Series 600E2 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane. 11
 Capacities
Series 671E2: 21,64 m (71 ft) boom with 13,72 m (45 ft) jib

National Crane will send you a chart on request – or you may secure needed load rating information through your nearest National Crane dealer.
CAUTION:
140
• Do not operate crane booms, jib extensions, any accessories or
2nd Jib 80° loads within 3 m (10 ft) of live power lines or other conductors
45' 70°
120 of electricity.
60° • Jib and boom capacities shown are maximum for each section.
1st Jib
BOOM LENGTH IN FEET

25' 50°
• Do not exceed capacities at reduced radii
100
• Load ratings shown on the load rating charts are maximum

HEIGHT IN FEET
40° allowable loads with the outriggers properly extended on a firm,
71 36.5° 80 level surface and the crane leveled and mounted on a factory
62 recommended truck.
53 • Always level the crane with the level indicator located on the crane.
30° 60
44 27.5° • The operator must reduce load to allow for factors such as wind,
35 ground conditions, operating speeds and their effects on freely
28 Do not 40 suspended loads.
20°
extend • Overloading this crane may cause structural collapse or instability.
jib into
10°
this • Weights on any accessories attached to the boom or loadline must
20
area be deducted from the load chart capacities.
-10°
A B C D 0°
• Do not exceed jib capabilities at any reduced boom lengths.
0 • Do not deadhead lineblock against boom tip when extending boom
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 or winching up.
RADIUS IN FEET • Keep at least three wraps of loadline on drum at all times.
Note: • Use only specified cable with this machine.
1. Operate with jib by radius when main boom is fully extended. If necessary increase boom angle to maintain loaded radius.
2. Operate with jib by boom angle when main boom is not fully extended. Do not exceed rated jib capacities at any reduced boom lengths.

Load chart
LOADED LOADED A LOADED B LOADED C LOADED D LOADED LOADED LOADED
LOADED BOOM 28 ft BOOM 35 ft BOOM 44 ft BOOM 53 ft BOOM 62 ft BOOM 71 ft BOOM 25 ft BOOM 45 ft
RADIUS ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE JIB ANGLE JIB
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
5 77 40,000
8 70.5 25,550 75 24,750 78.5 24,250
10 65.5 21,000 71.5 21,000 76 20,450 79 20,100
12 61 17,900 68 17,950 73 17,450 76.5 17,150 79 16,550
14 56 16,000 64.5 15,550 70.5 15,500 74.5 15,000 77 14,400 79 12,450
16 50.5 14,300 60.5 13,700 67.5 13,650 72 13,250 75 12,750 77.5 12,450
20 38 11,300 52.5 11,100 61.5 10,950 67 10,700 71 10,350 74 10,050
25 19.5 7650 40.5 8900 53.5 8700 61 8500 66 8300 69.5 8050 75.5 4400
30 26 6600 45.5 7100 55 7000 61 6850 65.5 6600 72.5 3900 76.5 2600
35 35 5800 48.0 5850 55.5 5750 61 5700 69 3200 74 2450
40 20 4100 40.0 4900 49.5 4850 56 4800 66 2750 72 2300
45 29.5 4050 43 4050 51 4150 62.5 2350 69 2100
50 14.0 2450 35 3400 45.5 3550 59.5 2000 66.5 1900
55 25.5 2700 39 3000 55.5 1750 64 1700
60 10 1500 31.5 2500 52 1500 61 1500
65 22 1900 48 1300 58.5 1350
70 43.5 1100 55 1200
75 39 900 52 1050
80 33.5 700 48.5 900
85 27.5 600 45 800
90 41 700
95 36.5 600
0 4200 0 3100 0 1850 0 1150 0 650
NOTE:
1. All capacities are in pounds, angles in degrees, radius in feet.
2. Loaded boom angles are given as reference only.
3. Shaded areas are structurally limited capacities.
THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
12 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Capacities Section header
Series 690E2: 27,43 m (90 ft) boom

National Crane will send you a chart on request – or you may secure needed load rating information through your nearest National Crane dealer.

120 CAUTION:
• Do not operate crane booms, jib extensions, any accessories
or loads within 3 m (10 ft) of live power lines or other
90 80° conductors of electricity.
70° 100
• Jib and boom capacities shown are maximum for each section.
BOOM LENGTH IN FEET

78
60° • Do not exceed capacities at reduced radii
50°
• Load ratings shown on the load rating charts are maximum
80 allowable loads with the outriggers properly extended on a firm,
66

HEIGHT IN FEET
40° level surface and the crane leveled and mounted on a factory
54 recommended truck.
30°
60 • Always level the crane with the level indicator located on the
41 crane.
• The operator must reduce load to allow for factors such as wind,
20°
27 40 ground conditions, operating speeds and their effects on freely
suspended loads.
10° • Overloading this crane may cause structural collapse or
20 instability.
• Weights on any accessories attached to the boom or loadline
-10°
A B C D 0°
must be deducted from the load chart capacities.
• Do not exceed jib capabilities at any reduced boom lengths.
0
• Do not deadhead lineblock against boom tip when extending
0 20 40 60 80 100 boom or winching up.
RADIUS IN FEET • Keep at least three wraps of loadline on drum at all times.
• Use only specified cable with this machine.

Load chart

LOADED LOADED A LOADED B LOADED C LOADED D LOADED

LOADED BOOM 27 ft BOOM 41 ft BOOM 54 ft BOOM 66 ft BOOM 78 ft BOOM 90 ft
RADIUS ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
5 77 40,000
8 70 25,750
10 66 21,400 74 20,950
12 61.5 18,450 71 17,750 76 17,000
14 57 16,400 68 15,250 74 15,000 77.5 14,450
16 51 14,750 65.5 13,300 71.5 13,200 75.5 12,600
20 40 11,250 58.5 10,800 67.5 10,500 72 9950 76 9700 77.5 7850
25 19 7500 50 9050 61.5 8150 67 7900 71.5 7750 74.5 7550
30 40 7550 55 6750 62.5 6450 68 6250 71.5 6150
35 26.5 5250 48 5700 58 5450 63.5 5200 68 5050
40 40 4600 52 4550 59.5 4400 64.5 4200
45 32 3850 46.5 3850 54.5 3700 61 3550
50 16.5 2450 39.5 3150 50 3150 57 3000
55 31 2550 44.5 2650 53.0 2550
60 21.5 1800 39.5 2250 48.5 2150
65 32.5 1750 44 1850
70 24 1250 39 1500
75 11 450 33 1150
80 26.5 800
0 4150 0 1950 0 850

NOTE:
1. All capacities are in pounds, angles in degrees, radius in feet.
2. Loaded boom angles are given as reference only.
3. Shaded areas are structurally limited capacities.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
National
Series 600E2
Crane 900H
The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane. 13
 Capacities
Section header
Series 690E2: 27,43 m (90 ft) boom with 13,72 m (45 ft) jib

National Crane will send you a chart on request – or you may secure needed load rating information through your nearest National Crane dealer.
160 CAUTION:
80°
• Do not operate crane booms, jib extensions, any accessories or
2nd Jib
45' 70° 140 loads within 3 m (10 ft) of live power lines or other conductors of
60°
electricity.
57.5°
1st Jib • Jib and boom capacities shown are maximum for each section.
25' 120
• Do not exceed capacities at reduced radii
BOOM LENGTH IN FEET

• Load ratings shown on the load rating charts are maximum allowable
90 50° 100 loads with the outriggers properly extended on a firm, level surface and
46.5°

HEIGHT IN FEET
78 the crane leveled and mounted on a factory recommended truck.
80 • Always level the crane with the level indicator located on the crane.
66
40° Do not
• The operator must reduce load to allow for factors such as wind,
54 extend ground conditions, operating speeds and their effects on freely
jib into 60
30° suspended loads.
41 this
area • Overloading this crane may cause structural collapse or instability.
20°
27 40 • Weights on any accessories attached to the boom or loadline must be
deducted from the load chart capacities.
10°

20
• Do not exceed jib capabilities at any reduced boom lengths.
• Do not deadhead lineblock against boom tip when extending boom or
A B C D 0°
-10° winching up.
0 • Keep at least three wraps of loadline on drum at all times.
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
• Use only specified cable with this machine.
RADIUS IN FEET
Note:
1. Operate with jib by radius when main boom is fully extended. If necessary increase boom angle to maintain loaded radius.
2. Operate with jib by boom angle when main boom is not fully extended. Do not exceed rated jib capacities at any reduced boom lengths.

Load chart

LOADED LOADED A LOADED B LOADED C LOADED D LOADED LOADED LOADED

LOADED BOOM 27 ft BOOM 41 ft BOOM 54 ft BOOM 66 ft BOOM 78 ft BOOM 90 ft BOOM 25 ft BOOM 45 ft
RADIUS ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE BOOM ANGLE JIB ANGLE JIB
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
5 77 40,000
8 70 25,200
10 66 20,800 74 20,550
12 61.5 17,850 71 17,350 76 16,700
14 57 15,800 68 14,850 74 14,700 77.5 14,250
16 51 14,150 65.5 12,900 71.5 12,900 75.5 12,350
20 40 10,650 58.5 10,400 67.5 10,200 72 9700 76 9500 77.5 7700
25 19 6900 50 8650 61.5 7850 67 7650 71.5 7550 74.5 7400 78 2800
30 40 7150 55 6450 62.5 6200 68 6050 71.5 6000 75.5 2500 78.5 1700
35 26.5 4850 48 5400 58 5200 63.5 5000 68 4850 73 2200 76.5 1500
40 40 4300 52 4300 59.5 4200 64.5 4000 70 1900 74 1300
45 32 3550 46.5 3600 54.5 3500 61 3350 67.5 1600 72 1100
50 16.5 2150 39.5 2900 50 2950 57 2800 65.5 1400 70 1000
55 31 2300 44.5 2450 53 2350 62.5 1200 67.5 900
60 21.5 1550 39.5 2050 48.5 1950 59.5 1000 65.5 800
65 32.5 1550 44 1650 56.5 800 63 700
70 24 1050 39 1300 53.5 700 60.5 600
75 33 950 50 600 58 500
80 26.5 600 47 500
0 3550 0 1550 0 550

NOTE:
1. All capacities are in pounds, angles in degrees, radius in feet.
2. Loaded boom angles are given as reference only.
3. Shaded areas are structurally limited capacities.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
14 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Dimensions
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Dimensions are in mm (in) unless otherwise specified. Maintain
clearance
for R1144
143 (5.62) TYP
35.05 x 50.80 (R45.00)
(1.38 x 2.00) Tailswing
Full R TYP
8X Slot
1070 (42.13)

38' boom: 16’ 8.5" Retracted/38' Extended (5,1 m - 11,6 m)

49' boom: 16' Retracted/49' Extended (4,88 m - 15 m)
60' boom: 24' Retracted/60' Extended (7,2 m - 18,3 m)
38 (1.50) TYP 73 (2.88) TYP 71' boom: 27' 7" Retracted/71' Extended (8,41 m - 21,64 m)
1073 90' boom: 27' 10" Retracted/90' Extended (8,48 m - 27,43 m)
(42.25) 533 (21.00) 3518 (138.50)
Scale: 1/12 1132 (44.50) G

80.00°

3000 (118.125)
9.95°
2343 (92.25)
2387 (94.00)
959 (37.75)
2156 (85.00)
1833 (72.00) 292 1777 (70.00)
(11.50)
Ground
penetration
278 (11.00) 667 (26.25)
1256 (49.50) 406 (16.00)
Ground
Level 338 (13.25)
1019 (40.00) 548 (21.50)
Frame height 1076 (42.50)
978 (38.50) 1218 (48.00) 1275 (50.25)
278 (11.00)
3086
461 (18.00) (121.50)

Weight includes all items except Ash 363 kg (830 lb) and bed.

Series Retracted Extended Subbase G (wet) Dry/Wt With oil/

length length wt
638E2 16 ft 7 in 38 ft 3 in 18 ft 1,23 m 6192 kg 6462 kg
(48.3 in) (13,651 lb) (14,246 lb)
649E2 16 ft 49 ft 18 ft 1,28 m 6481 kg 6751 kg
(50.7 in) (14,289 lb) (14,884 lb)
660E2 24 ft 60 ft 18 ft 1,52 m 6748kg 7018 kg
(59.9 in) (14,876 lb) (15,471 lb)
671E2 27 ft 7 in 71 ft 20 ft 1,90 m 7181 kg 7451 kg
(74.7 in) (15,831 lb) (16,426 lb)
690E2 27 ft 10 in 90 ft 20 ft 1,98 m 7700 kg 7970 kg
(78.1 in) (16,976 lb) (17,571 lb)

Subbase Weight C.G. length

Standard 18 ft 1229 kg (2710 lb) 2,87 m (113 ft)
Standard 20 ft 1345 kg (2965 lb) 2,87 m (113 ft)
Standard 22 ft 1444 kg (3184 lb) 3,18 m (125 ft)

Subbase C.G. are located from center of rotation

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
National
Series 600E2
Crane 900H
The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane. 15
 Accessories
Section header
Radio Remote Controls –
Eliminate the handling and maintenance concerns that accompany • RB4R
cabled remotes. Operate to a range of about 76 m (250 ft), varying with conditions.

Heavy-duty Personnel Basket –

1200 lb (544 kg) capacity steel basket with safety loops for two passengers.
Gravity leveling 183 cm x 107 cm (72 in x 42 in) platform. Fast attachment and • BSA-1
secure locking systems. Load chart must show 1043 kg (2300 lb) minimum to • BSA-R1 (provides rotation)
operate this accessory.

Duty Cycle Package –

Burst-of-Speed winch control option, with dual stand up
control and hydraulic oil cooler, self-contained radiator • DCPKG
system with electric fan.

Continuous Rotation–
Allows rotation of turret/boom without rotation stop. • CR

Single Front Outrigger –

Center mount front stabilizer for 360˚ stability with a 25 in vertical stroke. • SFO

Bulkhead Options – • BHSI

Steel 30 in solid wall bulkhead • BHSD

Spanish-Language Danger Decals, • SDD

Control Knobs, and Operators’ Manuals • SOM

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Notes

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Series 600E2
Crane 900H 17
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