This Grove RT700E is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — a type of mobile lifting machine built to operate on unprepared, uneven, or soft ground where conventional truck-mounted cranes cannot safely travel. Grove is a well-established manufacturer of mobile cranes with a long history of supplying lifting equipment to the construction, oil and gas, industrial, and infrastructure sectors worldwide. This example was built in 2006 and is currently located in Mexico.
Power comes from a Cummins QSB6.7 turbocharged diesel engine rated at 240 horsepower, a robust and widely supported powerplant known for reliability in demanding crane applications. The main boom extends from 36 to 100 feet (approximately 11 to 33.5 metres), giving operators considerable reach across a wide range of lifting tasks. A 30-foot fly jib (aguilón) is included, which can be deployed to extend the working radius or provide additional hook height beyond what the main boom alone can achieve.
Lifting capacity is stated at 50 to 60 tonnes, placing this machine firmly in the mid-range class suitable for sizeable construction lifts, plant installation, and similar heavy-duty work. The crane is equipped with two wire rope drums: one carrying 1⅛-inch rope and a second carrying ⅞-inch rope, providing flexibility for different rigging configurations and load requirements. Running gear consists of 29.5-25 tyres, a large-diameter rating appropriate for a machine of this class operating across rough or soft terrain.
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