This Grove TMS500E is a used all terrain crane, a category of mobile lifting equipment — sometimes called an all terrain mobile crane — designed to travel on public roads under its own power while also handling the rough ground conditions common on construction sites, infrastructure projects, and industrial worksites. Grove is a well-established name in the crane industry, producing a broad range of mobile, rough terrain, and all terrain cranes for construction, energy, petrochemical, and heavy-lift applications worldwide.
This 2006 machine is located in Texas and is offered at $145,000. It has accumulated 140,259 miles, providing a clear indication of its working history as a road-travelling crane unit.
The crane is rated at a 40-ton lift capacity and is equipped with a 95-foot main boom, giving it meaningful reach for a wide range of lift tasks at mid-range heights and radii. A bifold jib extends that reach further when needed, allowing the operator to work at greater heights or over obstacles that the main boom alone could not address. Dual winches are fitted, enabling greater flexibility in rigging configurations and the ability to handle more complex lifts where two independent lines are required.
Drivetrain details include an Eaton automatic transmission, which is a widely used and well-supported unit in heavy commercial and crane applications. The listing notes that the crane holds current certifications, meaning it has been maintained to the inspection standards required for active crane operation.
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