Super Sized
The Manitowoc 31000 is a lattice boom crawler crane with a maximum lift capacity of 2,535 tons and a main boom length of up to 361 feet The 31000, designed and constructed by Manitowoc, stands as the largest capacity crawler ever created. It incorporates an innovative self-supporting counterweight known as the Variable Position Counterweight system, which effectively reduces the cranes footprint and minimizes the need for extensive ground preparation. The Manitowoc 31000 stands out as an exceptional crawler crane, designed for projects that demand substantial lifting power. With a remarkable maximum lift capacity of 2,535 U.S. tons (2,300 metric tons), a main boom maximum length of 361 feet, and a maximum jib length of 138 feet, this crane is engineered for efficiency. Its compact design facilitates easy transportation, making it suitable for challenging job sites. Powered by dual six-cylinder Cummins QSX15 diesel engines, each generating up to 600 horsepower (447 kW), the Manitowoc 31000 is equipped with a substantial 600-gallon (2,271 liters) fuel tank. However, its impressive features extend beyond power and capacity. The crane boasts a fully enclosed and insulated operator cab, featuring large safety glass windows, a tablet-style personal computer, a fire extinguisher, a one-way loudspeaker, dome lights, defroster fans, an AM/FM radio with CD player, aluminum storage cabinets, swing and travel alarms, and a six-way adjustable operator’s seat complete with a built-in massager. For those seeking to enhance the capabilities of this formidable machine, a range of options is available. These include a hydraulic test kit, export packaging, a portable diesel/hydraulic power unit, an additional lighting package, and a 275-ton (250 metric tons) wide body shackle assembly.
Maximum Height: 209 meters Lifting Capability: 2300 metric tons Engine Power: 600 horsepower
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