This Grove GMK 3055 is a used telescopic boom truck crane — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain crane — built in 2009 and currently located in Poland. Truck cranes of this type are designed for heavy lifting across construction, infrastructure, and industrial projects, combining road mobility with on-site hoisting capability. Grove is a well-established American crane manufacturer with a long history of producing mobile cranes for demanding applications across the construction, energy, and civil engineering sectors worldwide.
The crane is rated at 55 tonnes lifting capacity and is powered by a Mercedes OM 501LA engine, a heavy-duty turbocharged unit widely used in commercial and construction machinery. The carrier has covered 88,000 kilometres and the machine has logged a total of 13,500 engine hours, of which approximately 10,000 hours have been accumulated on the crane itself. Drive configuration is 6×6×6, meaning all six wheels are driven and steered, which gives the machine strong manoeuvrability both on road and on site. Tyres are 1400×25 with an estimated 70% remaining tread depth.
The boom system comprises a 43-metre telescopic main boom complemented by a 15-metre hydraulic fly jib, extending the maximum reach considerably for work at height. Lifting equipment on board includes a three-sheave hook block and a ball hook. The machine is fitted with two independent central lubrication systems, simplifying maintenance of key greasing points throughout the carrier and superstructure.
Additional features include a Telma electromagnetic retarder for enhanced braking control on long descents, a Webasto auxiliary heating system, and a tilting cab to improve operator visibility during boom operations. Extra lighting is mounted on the boom for work in low-light conditions. The seller describes the overall condition as top.
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