This Gottwald AMK35 is a used all-terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain mobile crane — a self-propelled lifting machine built to operate across both road and rough off-road surfaces, commonly used in construction, infrastructure, and industrial projects where versatility of movement and on-site lifting capacity are both required. Gottwald is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing cranes and heavy lifting equipment for industrial and port applications.
The crane is self-propelled and runs on a wheeled carrier with 4x4 drive and hub reduction, giving it the cross-terrain capability characteristic of this machine type. Power comes from a Deutz BF6L913 engine, paired with a manual transmission. The undercarriage and carrier measure 5.80 by 2.50 metres, and the overall transport dimensions are 8.20 by 2.50 by 3.20 metres, with a transport weight of 15,300 kilograms.
The telescopic mast consists of four sections, two of which are hydraulically extendable, with a total mast length of 6.5 metres. Lifting capacity is stated at 14,000 kilograms at a radius of three metres, with a maximum rated lifting capacity of 15,000 kilograms noted separately.
The crane was manufactured in 1978 and is described as being in working condition, with general, technical, and visual condition all rated as good. German registration documents and a German inspection book are both available with the machine. The unit is located in the Netherlands, and shipping and transport can be arranged.
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