Grove is refreshing its line of carrydeck cranes, rolling out a whole new generation of Tier 4 Final machines that comply with North American emissions standards.
New cranes from the carrydeck line will begin with the naming GCD, reflecting Grove carrydeck. A number that represents the capacity of the crane in US tons will follow.
The first new Tier 4-compliant carrydeck crane will be the GCD25. This crane is available to the North American market immediately. It features a Cummins QSB4.5L Tier 4 Final engine.
The 25 USt capacity GCD25 features a best-in-class, four-section 71 ft boom, with an optional 17 ft boom extension. It has four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering capabilities. A four-position pivoting boom head enables the crane to work in situations that require low head clearance.
The crane is very easy to transport, weighing in at a best-in-class 22.7 USt (45,465 lbs). Its out and down outriggers can be set up in several distinct modes to meet a wide variety of job site requirements. Maximum tip height on the crane is 95 ft.