This Grove GMK 4100L is a used telescopic boom truck crane — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain crane — offered from Poland and available from the end of January. Telescopic boom truck cranes of this type are designed for heavy lifting across construction, infrastructure, and industrial sites, combining road mobility with on-site lifting capacity. Grove is a globally recognised crane manufacturer with a long history of producing mobile and telescopic cranes for demanding lifting applications worldwide.
The crane is a 2007 model with a rated lifting capacity of 100 tonnes and a telescopic boom reach of 60 metres. Chassis odometer stands at 129,000 kilometres, with crane working hours logged at 11,000 and chassis working hours at 6,800, giving a clear picture of the machine's overall usage history. The seller describes the unit as being in very good working condition.
The chassis is configured in an 8×6×8 drive arrangement, meaning eight wheels total with six driven axles and eight for steering, providing the cross-axle mobility and manoeuvrability typical of all-terrain crane applications. Tyres are sized 1,600×25. The crane width is a notably compact 2.75 metres, which aids transport and access on confined sites. Two Mercedes-Benz engines power the machine — one for the carrier chassis and one for the crane superstructure — as is standard practice on dual-engine all-terrain cranes of this class.
Additional equipment and features include central lubrication for reduced maintenance demands, a Webasto heating system, a TELMA electromagnetic retarder for enhanced braking performance on the road, and a tilting cab. The counterweight is listed at CTW 26,100 kg. This is a well-specified, high-capacity telescopic boom truck crane with documented hours, a compact transport width, and a comprehensive standard equipment package.
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