Categories ↠ Crawler Cranes ↠ Grove CM20

Grove CM20 Crawler Crane

Category: Crawler Cranes ➔
Manufacturer: Grove ➔
Model: CM20 ➔

Boom

Max Elevating Angle	78 degrees
Max Height @ Max Raise Angle - no jib	78.10 ft (23.80 m)
Min Height @ Max Raise Angle	29.90 ft (9.11 m)
Swing Speed	2 rpm

Dimensions

Tail Swing Radius	11.20 ft (3.41 m)
Transport Height	9.00 ft (2.74 m)
Transport Length	35.70 ft (10.88 m)
Transport Width	7.90 ft (2.41 m)

Engine

Aspiration	Turbocharged
Displacement	360.10 cu in (5,900.99 cu cm)
Engine Make	Cummins
Engine Model	6BTA
Gross Power	185.10 hp (138.03 kw)
Max Torque	531.80 lbs ft (721.01 nm)
Number of Cylinders	6
Power Measured @	2200 rpm
Torque Measured @	1500 rpm

Operating Specifications

Fuel Capacity	65.00 gal (246.03 l)
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	77.50 gal (293.34 l)
Operating Voltage	24 volts
Operating Weight	55,131.00 lbs (25,007.03 kg)

Transmission

Max Speed

5.00 mph (8.05 kph)

Undercarriage

Number of Track Rollers per Side	24
Width of Shoes	27.60 in (70.10 cm)

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