This Grove GMK 4080 1 is a used telescopic boom truck crane — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain crane or mobile crane — manufactured in 2013 and currently located in Spain. Truck cranes of this type are self-propelled lifting machines designed to travel under their own power on public roads and then carry out heavy lifting operations on site without the need for separate transport. Grove is one of the world's most widely recognised crane manufacturers, with decades of experience producing mobile, all-terrain, and rough-terrain cranes for construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial sectors globally.
This machine is rated at a maximum lifting capacity of 80 tonnes and is equipped with a main boom of 51 metres, giving it substantial reach for large-scale lifting tasks. A 16-metre folding jib extends that working radius further when required, allowing operation in configurations where additional height or horizontal reach is needed beyond what the main boom alone can provide.
The crane has accumulated approximately 102,000 kilometres on the carrier and around 6,000 hours on the crane itself, indicating a machine that has seen active working life while remaining within ranges commonly considered serviceable for this class of equipment. The carrier is configured in an 8×6×8 axle arrangement, meaning eight axles in total with six driven and eight steered, a setup typical of large all-terrain cranes designed for both on-road mobility and precise positioning on site.
Two lifting hooks are included, providing flexibility across a range of rigging configurations. The counterweight package totals 19.3 tonnes, and the machine runs on 1400 R 25 tyres across its axles.
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