I have knowledge about lifting tools & tackles for erection activities and reading the crane load chart to prepare the lifing plan.

      I am preparing the lifting plan in Autocad like simply copy the crane sketch from pdf file and entering the details like boom length radius superlift counterweight details etc.

      I want the Autocad file like adjust the boom length radius jib length etc to enter the value. So please instruct me where can i get the full Lifting plan generator wizard...  

Go to the CAD/BIM Blocks section ( see on the left of your screen ) and launch a search with the brand of the choosen crane like : LIEBHERR, DEMAG, etc... and you will find a lot including my files both in 2D and 3D.

Some companies are giving their AutoCAD files like LIEBHERR, TADANO, etc...

If you are doing a lifting plan you will have to built a document conformably to some "norms" or internal rules of your society giving eventually a lot of safety instructions.

In any case it's better to do a real technical study than a "simple" approximate lifting plan with only written instructions.

I would recommend to be very well documented with the norms of your country and try to find on the internet:

Bechtel_Rigging_Handbook_2nd_edition_Part_1[1].pdf 

I would also recommend to use the MANITOWOC-GROVE software : PADLOADS available only on the internet to verify your crane configurations and get the loads on the pads.

Please tell me (us) if this helped or not.

What i am asking is any common autocad file is there to prepare Lifting Plan for all cranes?

for example i want to prepare lifting plan in SWSL mode and i know the Material weight, Main Boom length, Jib length, Lifting radius, crane capacity (SWL) Super lift mast and Superlift counter weight etc... I prepared the plan in hard copy roughly and now i am asking is can i get the autocad file to animate the plan.

I need the auto cad file like if i enter main boom length 30 mtr and jib length 42 mtr then the animation picture will shown in Autocad.  The same way i want change the details in all lifts in one file.   

What is also different are the lifting capacities at the same lifting radius and height.

The best is to communicate with the lifting company if you hire the crane in a way to know exactly the brand and model of the crane really used on site.

You can make a first step by dimensionning approximatively the crane to be used and then ask what is available.

If you give me an email adress I can send you a little pdf tutoriel about how to dimension a crane.

Do you know how to determine a crane capacity ?

What I use is a common file with the tittle block, paper format, page numbering, etc... of my company.

Generally the lifting plans eventually including extracts of the real lifting study are done whith WORD or EXCELL by others than I.

If you want to create a "standard" lifting plan it will not be an obligation to do it with AutoCAD but it won't be 100% exact.

LiftingPlanGuidelines_WGDRAFT_for_Industry_and_Public_Comment.pdf

Cranimax is not for free, Lifting Planner not found, Liccon is from Liebherr and available if you buy a Liebherr crane.

I took a look at the videos but what are they for ?

On the other hand I was very interrested for : Crane Planner 2.0 - Liebherr ( not for free and only for crawlers cranes ) that I found among other things on the internet.

I have uploaded a lot of mine in the CAD/BIM Blocks library here in the site mainly Liebherr, Demag, etc... that I had made from blank with the help of the official PDF available on the internet; I was willing this for the cad operators around the globe.

Some companies like Liebherr, Tadano are giving their AutoCAD files and others not but Manitowoc-Grove is giving for free a software available on the inernet : GMK-PADLOADS that is really great, with it you can verify ( for a Manitowoc-Grove only )  the loads under the outriggers and also the real lifting capacities.

Can you please give me some dynamic crane blocks that can be altered as discussed above.

mutanawarjabbarbhatti@gmail.com

GRUE_LTM_1090.dwg ( NOT MINE )

And :

GRUE_LTM_1090+.dwg the same with my explanations about the use of the dynamic blocks.

Warning : the second file will be in french I presume but it includes the load diagram.

Have a nice day.