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Krupp Hydraulic Truck Crane

2 models in this series

The Krupp Hydraulic Truck Crane series from Krupp comprises 2 models.

Krupp Hydraulic Truck Crane 350GMT: engine with 537.4 hp at 2,300 rpm, Allison five-speed automatic transmission and 14.00-24PR22 tyres on a road-legal truck crane

Krupp was a German industrial group that, among other things, built mobile cranes before its crane business passed to other companies. The 350GMT is a truck-mounted crane on wheels, which can drive on the road between sites and sets down outriggers before lifting.

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The 350GMT's engine produces 537.4 hp at 2,300 rpm and drives through an Allison automatic transmission with five forward gears, at a 24 V electrical system. The machine rides on 14.00-24PR22 tyres.

With over 500 hp of engine output, the 350GMT counts among the more powerfully engined truck cranes, of the kind needed for heavy lifting in industrial and plant construction, where road travel speed to the next site matters alongside raw lift capacity. The five forward gears of the Allison automatic are typical for a truck crane of this power class, providing enough pulling power both on the road and on site.

When buying a used Krupp truck crane of this generation, check the condition of the 14.00-24PR22 tyres, which can be hard to source for this model, as well as the function of the Allison automatic and the sealing of the outrigger and boom cylinders. As the Krupp brand is no longer active in crane building, parts supply relies mainly on independent suppliers and used parts. Given the machine's age, the availability of original wiring and control components should also be checked before buying.

Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Krupp Hydraulic Truck Crane 350GMT

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