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Grove TM120T

Ben Myers

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Jul 30, 2020
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Indiana
Hello- I am new here. I searched and didn't find much, so here it goes....

Just bought an old Grove TM120T for private use around farm and possibly to set trusses on some pole buildings, etc. I realize this is small talk compared to what the big guys are using, and it is an old crane.

I am looking for some some info on the crane and possibly any repair manuals/other manuals that may be available. I got a PDF online that has some very basic info along with the load charts/angles on it.

This crane is a 15T, 62' of boom with a 20' jib. It has a cummins 555 for the truck engine (not desirable, I know), and a Ford 300 inline 6 to run the crane.

I plan to get this thing cleaned up and repainted, and keep it around for personal use. It seems to be very well made. Hydraulics are strong on it. Recently had the main boom cylinders rebuilt, newer cable, etc.

I appreciate the help. I will try and post some pictures soon.

My email is benjaminh.myers@gmail.com

Thanks,

Ben
 

Ben Myers

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Joined
Jul 30, 2020
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Location
Indiana
Thanks for the welcome. Short answer on that is no, not really. I plan to get some reading material and study up on the basics. I have practiced some with the crane and have a couple small things I’ll probably move first as more practice.
 
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