This Grove GMK 4100L is a used all terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an all terrain mobile crane — a heavy lifting machine designed to travel on public roads under its own power and then set up and operate across a wide range of job site surfaces and conditions. All terrain cranes are widely used in construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects where both mobility and serious lifting capacity are required. Grove is one of the most established names in the crane industry, with decades of experience manufacturing mobile, rough terrain, and all terrain cranes that are deployed on demanding projects worldwide.
This 2012 machine is located in Texas and is offered in used condition with 5,661 hours recorded on the lower carrier, a relatively modest figure for a crane of this class.
The crane is rated at 115 tons of lifting capacity, placing it firmly in the heavy-duty segment of the all terrain crane market. It is equipped with a 197-foot main boom, providing substantial hook height for tall structure work, and the configuration includes a 36-foot to 58-foot boom extension, giving operators additional reach and flexibility when the job demands it. Two winches are fitted, allowing both main and auxiliary line operations without a rigging change.
The rigging package included with the crane consists of an 80-ton hook block and a 9-ton headache ball, covering a broad range of lift configurations straight from the machine. Running gear consists of 16.00 R25 tires, a size suited to the load-bearing demands of a crane in this capacity range. The counterweight package totals 57,700 pounds, providing the ballast necessary to safely execute lifts at the crane's rated capacity.
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