The Krupp KMK 5110 (GMK5110) is a 110-ton USt capacity all-terrain mobile crane powered by Mercedes-Benz engines (Lower Carrier and Upper Crane Superstructure), equipped with a 42'-135' (13.5 - 50.5 m) main telescopic boom. The lower carrier is a 5-axle drive/steer equipped with an Allison automatic transmission. Key features include a Twin Lock boom pinning system, outriggers with independent control, and a load moment indicator system for safety. It is equipped with a double hook block, a ball hook, and hydraulic counterweights for full capacity.  

Key Specifications 

• Jib: 33'-52' two-stage lattice boom swing-away jib. Insert to extend to 79'
• Counterweight: 34, 900 lbs of total full counterweights with hydraulic removal

Features & Components

• Suspension: Grove's exclusive MEGATRAK™ suspension system. 
• Outriggers: Four hydraulically telescoping out and down outriggers with independent control for vertical and horizontal movement. 
• Safety: Equipped with a load moment indicator and an anti-two-block system. 
• Accessories: Includes a double hook block, a ball hook, and a boom dolly. 

Crane Operation & Controls

• Outrigger Control: Electronic level indicators with automatic leveling systems are provided. 

In 1995, Grove Worldwide acquired Krupp Mobilkrane GmbH, and in 2002, Manitowoc Cranes acquired Grove, along with it, including Deutsche Grove. Although the Krupp KMK Series is no longer in production, the KMK AT models are supported by the Manitowoc Crane Group. 

The Krupp legacy KMK series is now known as the GMK series, and these established models are noted for their robust designs and lifting capabilities of the time, with many models still in use and available on the used crane market.