GROVE

Carrydeck Cranes

Compact industrial cranes are used for plant maintenance and material handling jobs. Simple to operate, these units feature carry decks and multi-mode steering allowing operation in tight quarters. These machines offer compact dimensions, good maneuverability and excellent pick and carry capacities.

Max capacity
Maximum capacity of a crane. It is obtained at minimum radius with basic minimum boom length of a crane.

  • 8.1t 22t
  • 9USt 25USt

Total gross vehicle weight
Total gross vehicle weight

  • 7790kg 20620kg
  • 17174lbs 45465lbs

Main boom length
Boom Length of main boom measured from Boom Pivot to the Top Boom Point

  • 10.12m 21.6m
  • 33.2ft 71ft

Max tip height
Max tip height

  • 14.6m 29m
  • 48ft 95ft

Boom extension

  • 3.6m 7.6m
  • 12ft 25ft
  • GROVE | Carrydeck Cranes

    GCD09

    • Max capacity 9 USt 8.1 t

    • Total gross vehicle weight 17174 lbs 7790 kg

    • Main boom length 33.2 ft 10.12 m

    • Max tip height 48 ft 14.6 m

    • Boom extension 12 ft 3.6 m

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  • GROVE | Carrydeck Cranes

    GCD15

    • Max capacity 15 USt 13.6 t

    • Total gross vehicle weight 25223 lbs 11441 kg

    • Main boom length 41 ft - 50 ft 12.5 m - 15.4 m

    • Max tip height 69.5 ft 21.18 m

    • Boom extension 15 ft 4.6 m

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  • GROVE | Carrydeck Cranes

    GCD20

    • Max capacity 20 USt 18 t

    • Total gross vehicle weight 36556 lbs 16582 kg

    • Main boom length 54.5 ft 16.6 m

    • Max tip height 86 ft 26.2 m

    • Boom extension 15 ft - 25 ft 4.6 m - 7.6 m

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  • GROVE | Carrydeck Cranes

    GCD25

    • Max capacity 25 USt 22 t

    • Total gross vehicle weight 45465 lbs 20620 kg

    • Main boom length 71 ft 21.6 m

    • Max tip height 95 ft 29 m

    • Boom extension 17 ft 5.1 m

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GROVE

Carrydeck Cranes

News

Historic milestone: Grove celebrates its 75th anniversary

• For 75 years, Grove has consistently delivered lifting innovation that has powered some of the best-selling mobile cranes of all time.
• What began in a garage in Shady Grove, Pennsylvania, U.S., is now a global crane brand, with operations around the world.
• Grove is celebrating its historical milestone all year, highlighting some of the best-known models, the projects it's completed, and the people who are driving the company’s continued success.

Upwardly mobile: becoming a crane operator has never been such a rewarding career option

• Latest U.S. figures on crane operator salaries show a national annual wage of $64,000, while the top 10% can earn over $117,000/year. The most lucrative states to work in are evenly distributed across the country and employment opportunities are increasing rapidly.
• 79 percent of the students enrolled in operating courses at Heavy Equipment Colleges of America are of the millennial generation or younger, bringing a host of transferrable skills with them as they build a new career in crane operation.

Grove introduces new Tier 4 carrydeck cranes

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.