Grove Tier 4 GCD25 Carrydeck Crane

First in a refreshed line of carrydeck cranes features a Cummins QSB4.5L Tier 4 Final engine and a maximum tip height of 95 ft.

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The 25-USt-capacity GCD25 carrydeck crane features a Cummins QSB4.5L Tier 4 Final engine and a 71-ft. four-section boom with an optional 17-ft. boom extension.

  • 95-ft. maximum tip height
  • Four-position pivoting boom head enables work in low clearance situations
  • Four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering capabilities
  • Out and down outriggers can be set up in several modes to meet a variety of jobsite requirements
  • Weighs 45,465 lbs. for easy transport
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