The Grove GMK 5200 is a used telescopic boom truck crane, a category of heavy lifting equipment also referred to as an all-terrain crane, built to carry out high-capacity lifting operations across construction, infrastructure, and industrial worksites. Grove is a well-established manufacturer of cranes serving heavy lifting industries worldwide, producing a broad range of mobile, lattice boom, and telescopic crane equipment. This example was manufactured in 2002 and is currently located in Italy.
The crane is rated at a 200-tonne capacity class and is built on a five-axle Liebherr carrier frame, giving it a stable and robust foundation suited to demanding lift conditions. The drive system is configured 10×8×10, providing both the traction and steerability expected of a machine designed to travel on public roads and manoeuvre on site. The carrier is powered by a Mercedes-Benz OM engine producing 571 hp, paired with an Allison gearbox for smooth power transmission and a Telma retarder brake system for additional braking control. Tyres are 16.00 R25 all round.
The upperstructure is driven by a separate Mercedes-Benz OM engine rated at 177 hp, dedicated to crane functions. The telescopic boom extends to 60 metres, and a hydraulic flying jib of 38 metres is included, allowing the combined system to reach significant working heights. A runner of 2.9 metres is also fitted. Two winches are installed, each rated at 93.4 kN. The counterweight package totals 70 tonnes, and the crane is supplied with a full set of hooks rated at 125 tonnes, 80 tonnes, 32 tonnes, and 12 tonnes, covering a wide range of lift configurations and load requirements.
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