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2015 Grove GMK 3050B Review: Truck Crane in New York
A successful lift starts long before the hook moves. It begins with matching the machine, reach and site to the job. If you are sourcing a used mobile crane, this 2015 Grove GMK 3050B gives your enquiry a clear starting point: an identified machine, a published boom-and-jib package and a confirmed advertised product location.
Use this guide to turn the listing into a focused conversation about your project. Bring the load schedule and delivery destination; ask the supplier to connect them to the exact machine offered.
Review method: desk-based research of the supplied affiliate listing, Omnia’s matching stock page and published shipping information. We have not inspected or operated this crane. Specifications below are supplier-reported; application guidance is our editorial assessment.
Seller-listed specifications at a glance
| Model / condition | Grove GMK 3050B mobile / truck crane; used |
|---|---|
| Registration year | 2015 |
| Product location | New York, USA |
| Stock reference | US3074; Machineryline reference TD52812 |
| Advertised asking price | $670,000 USD; confirm current price and inclusions |
| Reported operating hours | 7,383 |
| Reported mileage | 19,291 on Omnia’s page; approximately 11,990 miles on Machineryline |
| Engine | Mercedes-Benz V6 |
| Listed lifting capacity | 50 Ton on Omnia; 110,200 lb on Machineryline |
| Main boom | 125 ft (approximately 38.1 m) |
| Bi-fold swingaway jib | 28.5–49.2 ft (approximately 8.7–15.0 m) |
| Axles | 3 |
Plan with the unit’s load chart. The capacity figure is a headline rating, not the permitted load at every radius or boom length. Have a competent lift planner check the exact configuration, radius, ground support, rigging and applicable machine documentation for each proposed lift.
Put the boom and jib into your project plan
The advertised main boom and folding jib are the first details to discuss when your work involves reaching a placement point. Useful enquiries might cover setting building components, positioning plant or supporting maintenance work, subject to the load chart and site assessment.
For example, if a replacement unit must be placed beyond a building edge, provide its verified weight, lifting points, pick position and final position. Include the horizontal distance from the proposed crane setup. That gives the supplier and your lift planner a concrete basis for assessing the offered configuration.
Ask which jib sections, hook blocks, counterweights and lifting accessories are included. Record the agreed package in the quotation so your mobilisation plan covers the equipment that will actually arrive.
Assess access before scheduling the crane
The listing identifies a three-axle machine, and its photographs show a wheeled carrier with the boom stowed for transport. Request the actual transport dimensions, axle weights and required setup footprint for this unit.
Map the journey from the delivery point to the working position: entrance width, turning space, overhead clearance and the planned outrigger area. Give that information to the supplier and your transport team when discussing collection or delivery. A drawing with measured distances makes the enquiry easier to assess than a general description of a tight site.
Product location: New York, USA
The matching Omnia product page identifies New York, USA for US3074. Use that location when planning an inspection, collection or freight enquiry.
Ask the supplier for the current viewing point, an inspection appointment and loading arrangements. If you are planning an overseas shipment, provide your destination port and final site separately so each transport stage can be priced clearly.
Delivery areas and published shipping arrangements
Omnia advertises worldwide shipping on the matching product page, alongside regular shipment updates and included customs paperwork. Its FAQ describes international freight services, and its shipping page discusses sea freight and road transport.
This is the supplier’s published service scope. Obtain written confirmation of the route, destination acceptance and service selected for this particular crane. Ask for freight, clearance, insurance and final delivery to be itemised, with the delivery term and responsibilities stated in the quotation.
Omnia’s shipping page describes assistance with documentation and marine insurance. Confirm the agreed insurance cover, insured value and included documentation for your order.
Payment and shipping timing
The supplier’s published pro forma terms state that a 10% non-refundable deposit secures goods, full payment is required within 14 days of the invoice date, and shipping dates are advisory. A refundable export bond may apply in some delivery circumstances. Request the contract and invoice terms applicable to US3074 before arranging payment.
Sources: matching stock page, supplier FAQ, shipping services and published terms. Confirm all agreed arrangements in the order documents.
Photos, records and a current demonstration
Use the supplier photographs as a starting point for a remote walk-around. Request a current demonstration identified by stock number and serial number, together with service records, inspection documentation and a list of supplied manuals.
No confirmed video of US3074 was found in the checked product pages. Ask for footage showing the actual crane, its control displays and the configuration being quoted.
Manitowoc states that cranes and attachments must be operated and maintained using their serial-number-specific manuals. Include those documents in the handover request so familiarisation and maintenance planning use the correct information.
A focused enquiry you can send
Our assessment: a clear starting point for a crane enquiry
This offer provides identifiable equipment and a published reach package that a project team can assess against real lifting requirements. The strongest next step is a specification-led discussion: connect the proposed loads and setup space to the exact crane, then agree the delivered package.
For fleet buyers and contractors, that approach keeps the enquiry useful from the first message through to inspection and transport planning.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the product located?
Omnia’s matching stock page states New York, USA. Confirm the current inspection and collection point for US3074.
Can the supplier arrange international delivery?
Omnia advertises worldwide shipping. Request a destination-specific quotation and written terms for this crane.
Is this a hands-on review?
No. This is a researched buying guide based on the advertised offer and supplier information. We have not inspected or operated the machine.
Sources and editorial information
- Current offer through the supplied affiliate URL — seller details and original photographs.
- Omnia’s matching US3074 product page, shipping information, FAQ and terms linked above.
- Manitowoc manuals guidance — serial-number-specific operating and maintenance documentation.
Details checked 16 October 2026. Availability, readings, price and commercial terms should be confirmed in the supplier’s current quotation.
Related reading: Grove GMK 3050LB review — a separate offer — or browse all equipment reviews.
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