Used self-erecting cranes

Self-Erecting Crane (GMR) The Self-Erecting Crane (GMR), or Self-Erecting Crane (GMA), is a tower crane that is erected autonomously by a mechanical or hydraulic process. The commissioning of this type of crane is thus much simpler than that of part-erecting cranes (GME) which are assembled by a mobile crane. Quick-erecting cranes are ideal for short-term jobs, as they can be easily set up, dismantled and transported. Most of the CMGs are indeed radio controlled by a single operator. They are particularly suitable for working on small buildings at a medium height, or in tight spaces. The boom of the quick-erect crane can be horizontal or slightly raised to gain height. Horizontally, the tip can be folded back to avoid hitting surrounding buildings. Tadano, Kato, Potain IGO, XCMG, Kobelco, Liebherr, Terex… The ads for used GMRs are on Europe-Construction-Equipment.com!