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Side elevation CAD block of a heavy boom truck with the boom laid back over the cab
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Vehicles CAD blocks

Boom Truck Side Elevation

Heavy rig truck in profile with a boom over the cab and twin rear axles, 370 entities.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
metresread from the geometry — the file's unit flag says inches, but it is metre-sized
Size
10.9 × 5.5 m (width × height)
Entities
2 — 1 paragraph text and 1 block reference
Layers
DIEN HOA
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
47 KB
Updated

About this block

A heavy chassis truck seen from the side, carrying a long straight boom that lies back over the cab with a hydraulic ram propping it and stays tying it down to the frame. A cylindrical tank sits behind the cab, the frame runs on twin rear axles, and a second pair of wheels is stacked above the chassis rail. The definition, named Archi.Space.Cars65423, is 237 lines, 67 arcs, 63 circles and 3 polylines, the circles being the rims, hubs and bolt holes, and it is placed at one-and-a-half scale on layer 0.

Site logistics drawings need machines like this one: contractor compound layouts, rig and crane positions, access route sections at 1:100. Because the definition lives on layer 0 you can insert it on your own plant layer and it will take that colour and lineweight with no editing at all. Scale it until the chassis reads about 9 m long, which puts the boom tip a little beyond the front bumper, and give it a negative X scale when the rig has to work from the other side of the plot.

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Questions

What is the truck carrying?

A long boom laid back over the cab with a hydraulic ram under it, a tank behind the cab and a spare pair of wheels on the frame.

Which layer does it come in on?

Layer 0, so the block adopts the colour and lineweight of whatever layer you insert it on.