This Grove TMS500E is a used all terrain crane, a type of mobile lifting machine — sometimes referred to simply as a mobile crane — designed to travel on public roads under its own power and then set up to perform heavy-lift operations across a wide range of job sites and ground conditions. Grove is a well-established name in the crane industry, manufacturing lifting equipment that serves construction, infrastructure, oil and gas, and industrial sectors worldwide.
This 2008 machine is located in Texas and is offered at $155,000, with an odometer reading of 185,292 miles reflecting its on-road travel history. Its rated lifting capacity is 40 tons, making it a capable mid-range unit suited to a broad variety of commercial and industrial lifting tasks.
The crane is equipped with a 95-foot main boom, giving it substantial vertical reach for work on multi-story structures, plant facilities, or other elevated applications. A 26- to 45-foot offsettable jib extends this reach further, allowing the operator to work beyond or above obstructions that the main boom alone could not address. The variable jib length gives the machine meaningful flexibility across different lift plans and site configurations.
Rigging equipment included with the machine consists of a 40-ton, three-sheave block and an 8.5-ton hook ball, covering both heavy multi-line lifts and lighter single-line picks without requiring additional tooling. A heavy counterweight package is included, which supports the crane's capacity ratings and broadens its lift chart capabilities at greater radii.
Operator comfort and productivity are addressed by cold air conditioning in both the lower carrier cab and the upper crane cab, a notable feature for a machine working in Texas conditions. The crane is listed in used condition and priced at $155,000.
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