Germany-based crane rental company Gustav Seeland has added a Manitowoc Grove GMK5250XL mobile crane to its portfolio.
The crane has a maximum load capacity of 250 tonnes and a 78.5 m boom extension.
“Our clients operate in a wide range of sectors, including construction, energy, and infrastructure, and they will all benefit from this new addition,” said Johann Evers, Gustav Seeland’s managing director.
Manitowoc said the new addition is the largest crane in Gustav Seeland’s fleet.
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