This Grove GMK 3055 is a used all terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an all terrain mobile crane — a type of heavy lifting machine engineered to travel on public roads under its own power and then operate across rough or uneven ground at the job site. All terrain cranes are widely used in construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects where both road mobility and off-highway capability are essential. Grove is a long-established manufacturer of cranes and lifting equipment, supplying machines to contractors, rigging companies, and heavy lift specialists across a broad range of industries worldwide.
This 2005 machine is located in New York and is described by the seller as work ready, with 60,077 miles recorded. The main boom extends from 32 feet to 141 feet, giving the crane a wide reach envelope suitable for a range of lift configurations. A two-stage jib is included, extending from 28.5 feet to 49.2 feet, which allows the working radius and height to be increased further when required. The crane is fitted with a winch, a single sheave block, and a hook ball, meaning the essential lifting components are present and ready for use.
The total counterweight package fitted to this machine is 25,500 pounds, providing the ballast needed to stabilize the crane during picks and contributing to its overall lifting capacity in operation. All figures above are drawn directly from the seller's documentation.
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