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Grove GMK 5250L Truck Crane
()- Listing No
- 995258
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Grove
- Model
- GMK 5250L
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Country: ?? EU Used Grove GMK 5250L Mobile Crane for sale Upper Hours: 7,000 -/+ Lower Hours: 1,631 -/+ Main boom: 70m Swing Jib: 21m Hook Blocks: 2 (80t + 32t) Drive: 10x8x10 Tyre size: 14,00 R25 Max capacity: 250t Additional Extras Boom head camera Winch Camera Prepared for second winch
About this machine
This Grove GMK 5250L is a used telescopic boom truck crane — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain crane or mobile crane — a class of heavy lifting equipment designed to travel under its own power on public roads and then deploy on site to lift and place loads at significant height and radius. Grove is one of the world's most recognised names in crane manufacturing, with decades of experience producing mobile, all-terrain, and rough-terrain cranes for construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects globally.
The crane is rated to a maximum lifting capacity of 250 tonnes, positioning it firmly in the heavy-lift segment. The main boom extends to 70 metres, and the machine is also equipped with a 21-metre swing jib, significantly extending the working radius and reach available to the operator. Two hook blocks are included: an 80-tonne block and a 32-tonne block, allowing the crane to be rigged appropriately for a wide range of lift configurations without additional equipment.
The carrier runs on a 10×8×10 drive configuration — ten axles in total, with eight driven and ten steered — providing the traction and manoeuvrability expected of a large all-terrain crane operating across varied site conditions. Tyres are sized at 14.00 R25 throughout. Upper works hours stand at approximately 7,000, with lower carrier hours recorded at approximately 1,631, reflecting the typical pattern of a crane used predominantly for lifting operations rather than transit.
Additional equipment fitted to this machine includes a boom head camera and a winch camera, both of which assist the operator in monitoring load and line condition during lifts. The crane has also been prepared for the installation of a second winch, offering a practical upgrade path for operators requiring dual-winch capability.
The machine is located in the United Kingdom and originated from within the EU.
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