Rough terrain crane
AssigneeTadano Ltd.
InventorsKazuya Omori, Fumitsugu Kusaka, Kenta Mitani
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Abstract
An SCR-quipped rough terrain crane in which a urea water tank is laid out at the optimal position is provided. A rough terrain crane is equipped with an exhaust emission control device that is laterally adjacent to a diesel engine. The exhaust emission control device is provided with a urea water tank and is laid out in a rear portion of at a vehicle body. The urea water tank is disposed on a front side of the exhaust emission control device. The urea water tank is disposed in the vicinity of the left side of the diesel engine when viewed from the rear side of the vehicle.
Claims7
A rough terrain crane comprising:
- a lower carrier having a front axle and a rear axle;
- a boom device disposed above the lower carrier;
- and
- a single operating unit that performs driving and a boom operation via a hydraulic actuator,
- wherein the lower carrier includes a lower frame, an outrigger provided to be freely attached and detached to an end portion of the lower frame, and an engine that is disposed on an upper side of a rear end portion of the lower carrier, drives the axles, and supplies hydraulic pressure to the hydraulic actuator,
- the rough terrain crane further comprising:
- a reducing agent tank in which a reducing agent is stored;
- and
- an exhaust emission control device that has a decompression reactor tube and a selective catalyst reduction disposed downstream of the decompression reactor tube,
- wherein the exhaust emission control device is mounted to be laterally adjacent to the engine, and
- wherein the reducing agent tank is disposed on a front side of the exhaust emission control device and at laterally adjacent to the engine,
- wherein the reducing agent tank has a protective frame that surrounds and protects the reducing agent tank, and
- wherein the protective frame is mounted adjacent to a connecting portion of the boom device and the lower carrier.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.