This Grove GMK4080 is a used telescopic boom truck crane — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain crane or mobile crane — dating from 2010 and currently located in Spain. Telescopic boom truck cranes of this type are designed for heavy lifting across construction, infrastructure, industrial, and energy projects, combining road mobility with substantial on-site lifting capability. Grove is a well-established manufacturer of mobile and tower cranes, recognised globally for supplying equipment to the construction, oil and gas, and heavy-lift industries.
The crane is rated at a maximum lifting capacity of 80 tonnes, with a main telescopic boom reaching 51 metres in length. A foldable jib of 15 metres is included, which can be deployed to extend reach beyond what the main boom alone provides. The counterweight package fitted to the machine totals 19.3 tonnes.
The carrier is configured in an 8x6x8 axle arrangement, indicating eight axles in total, with six driven and eight steered — a setup that supports the combined weight of a crane in this capacity class while providing the manoeuvrability required on and off public roads. At the time of listing, the carrier had accumulated approximately 63,351 kilometres, and the crane superstructure had logged approximately 14,206 operating hours, giving prospective buyers a clear indication of the machine's overall usage across both transport and lifting work.
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