Max capacity
5555t55 t
Manufacturer rating
Max capacity of the five models
- RT700E55 t
- ATF 60-360 t
- AC200-1200 t
- QUY250250 t
- GMK6350317.5 t
Grove RT700E
Rough-terrain crane. Built for uneven ground inside the site.
Key figures. From the manufacturer, beside the other four models.
Max capacity
55 t
Max boom length
33.5 m
Main boom: 11–33.5 m
Longest of the five: 72.2 m, QUY250.
Longest jib
17.1 m
Longest of the five: 61 m, GMK6350.
Counterweight
5.553 t
Heaviest of the five: 100 t, GMK6350.
Grove RT700E photos.
Outriggers out, sling on the hook
The back of a Grove RT700E crane on a beach with its outriggers extended on pads; an orange lifting sling hangs from the hook and the sea is behind.
Coastal site · 1 of 3
From below: the cab, the telescopic boom and the hook
A yellow mobile crane seen from below: the operator's cab, the telescopic boom and the hook against a blue sky with white clouds.
2 of 3
Two counterweights side by side
The back of two yellow cranes on a beach: a Grove counterweight marked RT700E and a Faun counterweight with red and white chevrons, with barrier tape on the sand.
Coastal site · 3 of 3
Manufacturer specification
These are the manufacturer's figures for this model, not figures Atlas Alshraa has confirmed for its own cranes.
Lifting
- Max capacity
- 55 t
- Counterweight
- 5.553 t
Boom and jib
- Main boom
- 11–33.5 m
- Max tip height
- 36.4 m
- Longest jib
- 17.1 m
- Tip height with jib
- 53.2 m
Carrier
- Axles
- 2
- Drive
- 4x4
Engine and travel
- Engine
- Cummins QSB 6.7 (Tier III)
- Engine power
- 179 kW
- Top road speed
- 37 km/h
- Gradeability
- 75 %
Dimensions and weights
- Basic weight
- 38.618 t
About this rating
Rated 60 US tons, which is 55 metric tonnes: the same rating in two units.
Where the figures come from
- cdn.cranemarket.com (opens in a new tab) · manufacturer document
Will it lift your load?
55 t is its maximum, and only at its shortest radius. Further out or higher up, it lifts less. Send us the weight, the radius and the lift height, and we will check the load chart with you.
What we need from you
- Load weight (t)
- Lift radius (m)
- Lift height (m)
