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About All-Terrain Cranes

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Grove GMK5250L All-Terrain Crane

While some pieces of equipment are only suited for working under certain conditions, all-terrain cranes live up to their name by working both on and off the road. In fact, that’s what makes these cranes different from their counterparts. They have multiple axles to support their telescopic booms and other vital lifting gear, and can reach highway speeds to get from one jobsite to another. What’s more, they are durable and powerful enough to get the job done when they arrive. Cranes that incorporate hydraulics provide substantially more lifting power, and their hydraulic outriggers provide exceptional stability under load. You’ll frequently find all-terrain cranes employed in the installation of pipelines and lifting heavy building materials.

Versatile Machines

Manitowoc subsidiary Grove is a prominent manufacturer in the all-terrain and hydraulic crane market, as evidenced by the wide range of cranes in its GMK line. A prime example is the GMK3050-2, which has a max capacity of 50 tonnes (55 U.S. tons), a 40-metre (131-foot) maximum boom length, and a max tip height of 49 m (161 ft). The GMK7550, on the other hand, has a max capacity of 450 t (550 U.S. t), a max boom length of 60 m (197 ft), and max tip height of 135 m (443 ft).

Find The Right All-Terrain Crane

You’ll find a large selection of new and used all-terrain cranes for sale from leading manufacturers such as Demag, Grove, Kato, Liebherr, Link-Belt, Tadano, and Terex, for sale on CraneTrader.ca.