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, offered at $159,000. Truck cranes of this type are designed for heavy lifting across construction, civil engineering, infrastructure, and industrial sites, combining road mobility with substantial on-site hoisting capacity. Grove is a well-established name in the crane industry, producing a broad range of mobile and lattice-boom cranes that serve lifting professionals worldwide.
The crane is rated to a maximum capacity of 55 tonnes and is equipped with a main boom of 43 metres, extendable with a 15-metre hydraulic fly jib, giving operators meaningful reach for a wide variety of lift configurations. Power comes from a Mercedes-Benz OM 501LA engine, and the machine has accumulated 17,000 hours of total use alongside 115 kilometres of recorded travel. The carrier runs a full 6×6×6 drive and steering configuration, providing excellent mobility and manoeuvrability on challenging terrain or tight job sites.
Tyres are sized 1600×25 and are assessed at 60–70% remaining tread life. The rigging package includes both a three-sheave hookblock and a ball hook, and the crane is fitted with two winches — a notable feature for multi-line or tandem lifting operations. Two independent central lubrication systems are installed, reducing maintenance demands and helping protect pin connections during intensive use.
Additional equipment includes a Webasto auxiliary heating system, a Telma electromagnetic retarder for controlled descent on long gradients, a tilting cab for improved visibility during boom operations, and supplementary working lights mounted on the boom. The seller describes the overall condition as very good.
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