Grove YB5515-2

Product Guide
ASME B30.5
Imperial 85%, Metric 85%, DIN/ISO

Features
• 13,6 t (15 USt) capacity

• 12,5 m (41 ft) three-section, full-power synchronized boom

• 9,1 t (10 USt) deck carrying capacity

• Load sensing piston pump with hydraulic proportional controls

 Features

The reach and capacity to get the job done

The standard three-section boom offers 4,6 m – 12,5 m (15 ft – 41 ft)
of reach with a max tip height of 14,2 m (46.5 ft). The optional four-
section boom offers 5,4 m – 15,4 m (17.8 ft – 50.0 ft) of reach that
can be enhanced with the optional 4,6 m (15 ft) swingaway extension
to provide a total max tip height of 20,4 m (67 ft).

Outriggers
The YB5515-2 outriggers are two-position
(0˚ and 100˚) beam/jack style outriggers with
inverted jack cylinders and pivoting pad.
Steering
The YB5515-2 comes standard with three steering modes:
front (two-wheel), four-wheel coordinated, and four-wheel
crab steer with electronic self alignment. Operators can
choose between modes via three-position rocker switch
located on dash panel.

Operator cab
New operator control layout with
hydraulic proportional joystick
controls, tilt steering wheel, and automotive
dash panel gauges and indicator lights.
 Contents

Specifications 4
Dimensions and weights 7
Working ranges and load charts (imperial) 9
Working ranges and load charts (metric) 15
Working ranges and load charts (DIN/ISO) 21
Transport and lifting data 27
Rigging chart 28
Symbols glossary 29
 Specifications
Superstructure
Boom
4,6 m – 12,5 m (15 ft – 41 ft) three-section,
full-power, synchronized, telescopic boom.
Maximum tip height: 14,2 m (46.5 ft)
*Optional Boom
5,4 m – 15,4 m (17.8 ft – 50 ft) four-section,
full-power, synchronized, telescopic boom.
Maximum tip height: 16,5 m (54 ft)
*Optional boom extensions
4,6 m (15 ft) fixed swingaway extension
Maximum tip height with standard boom: 18,1
m (59.5 ft)
Maximum tip height with optional boom:
20,4 m (67 ft)
Boom extension can be offset 0˚, -15˚, and -30˚ via
pivoting boom nose on the optional boom.
Boom nose
Fixed two-sheave quick reeve boom nose with standard
12,5 m (41 ft) boom.
Two-sheave, quick reeve type with-3- pinned pivoting
(0˚, +40˚, and +80˚) boom nose design to minimize
head space requirements. With optional boom only.
Lowers head height 0,4 m (1.3 ft) when nose is
pivoted fully forward.
Boom elevation
Single double acting hydraulic cylinder with integral
holding valve. Elevation: 0˚ to 69˚
Anti-two block device
Standard anti-two block device (hardwired), which,
when activated, provides an audible and visual warning
to the operator and “locks out” all functions whose
movement can cause two-blocking.
4 *Denotes optional equipment
Load Moment Indicator
A simple, effective, and easy to use load moment
indicating system used in conjunction with the
anti-two block system to assist the operator in efficient
operation of the unit within the limits of the load
chart. The display panel displays the max. load allowed,
the actual hook load, length and angle of the boom,
and load radius in Dot Matrix numerical values and
provides a load utilization colored bar graph. Inputs by
operator are maximum allowed load and parts of line.
If non-permitted conditions are approached the L.M.I.
will warn the operator with an audible alarm and a
warning light and will lock out those functions that
may aggravate the condition.
* Optional Load Moment Indicator
“Graphics Display” of boom angle, boom length, load
radius, and capacity. Operator input to set the limit
parameters based on the load chart. Displays color
coded light bar and audible alarm with function cut-out
if load exceeds the load chart parameters.
Swing
Ball bearing swing circle with 360˚ continuous
rotation. Worm gear and pinion driven by hydraulic
motor. Spring applied, hydraulic released brake.
Equipped with swing enable control.
Maximum speed: 2.5 rpm
Hydraulic system
One pressure compensated variable displacement axial
piston pump, with load sensing.
Maximum output of: 155 LPM (41.0 GPM)
Maximum operating pressure: 276 bars (4000 p.s.i.)
Four section valve bank, chassis mounted, operated
via dash mounted pilot pressure hydraulic joystick
controllers.
140L (37 gal) steel hydraulic reservoir with sight
level gauge and steel side plating to guard against side
impact.
Return line replaceable filter with by-pass protection
and service indicator. Cartridge filter rating of 3
micron.

Hoist specifications
Two speed gear motor driven hoist with automatic
spring applied / hydraulically released wet brake.
Smooth drum with cable follower.
Maximum hoist pull (first layer): 63,6 kN (14,300 lb)
Maximum permissible single line pull:
44,5 kN (10,000 lb.) (3.5:1 design factor)
Maximum single line speed: 64 m/min (210 fpm)
Rope construction: 6 x 19 XXIPS / IWRC
Rope diameter: 14 mm (9/16 in)
Rope length: 97,5 m (320 ft)
Carrier
Chassis
High strength alloy frame constructed with integral
outrigger housings; front and rear lifting, tie-down, and
towing lugs. 6,2 m2 (66.3 sq ft) carry deck size with
9072 kg (20,000 lb) deck only carrying capacity. Deck
coated with anti-skid treatment.
Outriggers
Single stage hydraulic telescoping beam with oblique
style jack cylinder on all four corners. Provides
extended and down and retracted and down lifting
capabilities.
Integral holding valve on both beam and jack.
Outrigger positioning indicator located in dash display.
Outrigger pad size: 222 mm x 254 mm
(8.75 in x 10 in)
Maximum outrigger pad load: 15 876 kg (35,000 lb)
Outrigger controls
Independent outrigger control rocker switches for beam
or jack selection with a separate extend /retract rocker
selector switch. 360˚ level bubble located inside cab.
*Denotes optional equipment
Grove YB5515-2
Specifications
Engine (Tier IV)
Cummins QSB 3.3L four cylinder / turbo-charged diesel
rated at 75kW (100 hp) at 2600 rpm. Includes std. 120V
engine block heater and air intake “Grid” heater. Engine
hour meter located in dash display. Alternator: 120 amp.
Maximum Torque: 414Nm (305 ft/lb).
Fuel requirements: Maximum of 15 ppm sulphur content.
Requires “Ultra Low” sulphur diesel fuel.
NOTE: Tier IV required for sale in North America and
European Union countries.
Engine (Tier III)
Cummins QSB 3.3L four cylinder / turbo-charged
diesel rated at 74kW (99 hp) at 2600 rpm. Includes
std. 120V engine block heater and air intake “Grid”
heater. Engine hour meter located in dash display.
Alternator: 90 amp. Maximum Torque: 415Nm (306
ft/lb)
NOTE: Required for sale outside of North America
and European Union countries.
Fuel tank capacity
Steel with side impact plate. Capacity: 151.4L (40 gal).
Transmission
Powershift with four speeds forward and four reverse.
Steering column mounted shifter.
Operators control station
Frame mounted, open air style control station with cab
shell includes all crane functions and driving controls
and equipped with overhead safety glass. Other
standard equipment includes a suspension seat with
seat belt, sight level bubble and 1,1 kg (2.5 lb) fire
extinguisher, and tilt steering wheel. The dash panel
will display the fuel level gauge, water temperature
gauge, engine rpm, battery voltage, and hour meter.
Indicator lights will display parking brake, low
transmission pressure, low brake pressure, outrigger
position, headlights, work lights (if ordered), and
hoist 3rd wrap (if ordered). Crane function indicator
and turn signal indicators are also included. The load
indicator display will be mounted on the top of the
dash panel for direct line of sight for the operator.
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 Specifications
*Operators control station enclosed
Includes the standard cab shell and all controls and
indicators noted above, with the addition of front, rear,
and right side glass, a split (two-piece) hinged door
with sliding glass, front windshield wiper and washer,
hot water heater and defroster with fan and cab dome
light.
Electrical system
One heavy duty maintenance free 12V battery,
820CCA at 0˚F
Drive
Two-wheel (front-wheel) as standard with four-wheel-
drive as an option. Drive axles supplied with planetary
hubs and limited slip differential.
Steer
Standard three steering modes.
Front (two wheel), four wheel coordinated, and
four wheel crab steer with electronic self realignment.
Three position rocker switch located on dash panel.
Outside Turning Radius:
Two wheel steer: 6,2 m (20 ft 4.8 in)
Four wheel steer: 3,9 m (13 ft 1.0 in)
Suspension/axles
Front: Drive / steer in both two wheel drive
and four wheel drive
Rear: non-drive with steer in two wheel drive,
drive/steer in four wheel drive
Front axle is rigid mounted to frame.
Rear axle offers 1.5˚ of oscillation
Brakes
Hydraulic actuated internal wet-disc service brake
acting on each drive wheel. Dash mounted rocker
switch with indicator light for activating or release
of the dry disc parking brake mounted on the
transmission output yoke.
Tires
Tubeless type, semi-aggressive tread, 12.00R20.
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*Denotes optional equipment
Lights
Full LED lighting includes turn indicators, head, tail,
brake, and hazard warning lights recessed mounted.
Maximum speed
33.8 km/h (21.0 mph)
Gradeability (theoretical)
68%.....(to drive train stall) NO LOAD
40%....(to drive train stall) with 9072 kg
(20,000 lb) DECK LOAD
Gross vehicle weight (G.V.W.)
13 488 kg (29,735 lb) basic unit with Tier IV engine.
Miscellaneous standard equipment
18 t (20 USt) two sheave low profile “galvanize coated”
hook block with “quick reeve design”. Back-up motion
alarm; outrigger motion alarm; non-skid decking;
front and rear lifting, towing, and tie-down lugs.
*Optional equipment
AUXILIARY LIGHTING: Includes cab mounted
amber flashing light and dual base boom mounted
LED work lights.
CONVENIENCE PACKAGE: Includes front and
rear pintle hitch, dual rear view mirrors, head and
tail light metal mesh grille covers.
ENCLOSED CAB PACKAGE: Includes heater
and defroster, cab dome light, all window glass, and
two-piece split door.
FOUR WHEEL DRIVE
Below deck hydraulic tow winch with 4536 kg
(10,000 lb) capacity.
4,6 m (15 ft) fixed boom extension
Air conditioning (enclosed cab option required)
Hoist third wrap indicator with hoist function
cut-out
Hoist drum rotation indicator
360˚ swing lock
C.E. compliant package
 RADIUS C
RADIUS A
RADIUS D

7001 mm (275.6") RETRACTED 12,5 m (41') BOOM

Dimensions
6871 mm (270.5") RETRACTED 15,2 m (50') BOOM

12,5 m (41') BOOM 5407 mm (212.9") RETRACTED

12 519 mm (492.9") EXTENDED

12,5 m (41')BOOM 15,2 m (50') BOOM 5277 mm (207.8") RETRACTED

SHOWN 15 253 mm (600.5") EXTENDED
173 mm (6.8")

Dimensions

1540 mm(60.6")
E E
A B C D 12.5 m (41 ft) boom 15,2 m (50 ft) boom
Two-wheel steer 3375 mm 6058 mm 6218 mm 6675 mm 7750 mm 7662 mm
(11 ft 1 in) (19 ft 10.5 in) (20 ft 4.8 in) (21 ft 10.8 in) (25 ft 5 in) (25 ft 2 in)

2475 mm (97.4")
Four-wheel steer 1722 mm 3841 mm 3993
223 mm (8.8") mm 4481 mm 5572 mm 5478 mm
(5 ft 8 in) (12 ft 7 in) (13 ft 1 in) (14 ft 8 in) (18 ft 3 in) (18 ft 0 in)

15,2 m (50') BOOM PIVOTING NOSE 936 mm

*With optional boom only (36.9")

18°

1195 mm (47.0")
1140 mm 2420 mm (95.3")
(44.9") 1994 mm (78.5")
80° 40° 4020 mm (158.3")
1431 mm 1546 mm
(56.3") 4658 mm (183.4")
(60.9")

Dimensions are shown in mm (in).

2472 mm
(97.3")

1283 mm
(50.5")

RADIUS B
RADIUS E

RADIUS C
R 2140 mm (84.3")
RADIUS A
RADIUS D

7001 mm (275.6") RETRACTED 12,5 m (41') BOOM

6871 mm (270.5") RETRACTED 15,2 m (50') BOOM

12,5 m (41') BOOM 5407 mm (212.9") RETRACTED

12 519 mm (492.9") EXTENDED

12,5 m (41')BOOM 15,2 m (50') BOOM 5277 mm (207.8") RETRACTED

SHOWN 15 253 mm (600.5") EXTENDED
173 mm (6.8")
1540 mm(60.6")

2481 mm (97.7")
2475 mm (97.4")

223 mm (8.8")

1073 mm
OTING NOSE 936 mm (42.4")
om only (36.9")

18° 18°

1195 mm (47.0")
2420 mm (95.3")
1994 mm (78.5")
40° 4020 mm (158.3")
1546 mm 4658 mm (183.4")
(60.9")

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 Dimensions and weights
1910 mm (75.2")
955 mm(37.6")

743 mm
(29.3")
2737 mm
(107.8")

1824 mm
(71.8")

975 mm (38.4")
1951 mm (76.8")
1159.804 mm (45.7")
2320 mm (91.3")
2472 mm (97.3")

1994 mm
(78.5")

1338 mm
(52.7")

165 mm
(6.5")
1220 mm (48.0") 2020 mm (79.5")
2439 mm (96.0") 4039 mm (159.0")
1336 mm (52.6")
2136 mm (84.1")
2671 mm (105.2")
4271 mm (168.1")

Weights
GVW Front Rear
kg lb kg lb kg lb
Basic machine: Including 12,5 m (41 ft) main boom, main hoist with 97,5 m
13 488 29,735 5817 12,823 7671 16,912
(320 ft) of wire rope, 18 t (20 USt) hook block, full counterweight, Tier IV engine
Add: enclosed cab, heater and glass 84,8 187 37,1 82 47,6 105
Crane weight 13 573 29,922 5854 12,905 7719 17,017
Basic machine: Including 12,5 m (41 ft) main boom, main hoist with 97,5 m
13 488 29,735 5817 12,823 7671 16,912
(320 ft) of wire rope, 18 t (20 USt) hook block, full counterweight, Tier IV engine
Add: 4,6 m (15 ft) fixed swingaway extension and extension carrier brackets
178 394 271 598 -93 -204
and downhaul weight
Crane weight 13 666 30,129 6088 13,421 7578 16,708
Basic machine: Including 12,5 m (41 ft) main boom, main hoist with 97,5 m
13 488 29,735 5817 12,823 7671 16,912
(320 ft) of wire rope, 18 t (20 USt) hook block, full counterweight, Tier IV engine

Add: 5,4 m - 15,4 m (17.8 ft - 50 ft) four-section full-power boom 435 961 363 802 72 159

Crane weight 13 923 30,696 6180 13,625 7743 17,071

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 Working range imperial

Working range: 5,5 m -12,5 m (18 ft - 41 ft) boom (standard)

68

64

60

56

52

48

Height from the ground in feet

OM

44
' BO
41.1

40
OM

36
' BO

69°
65°
34.0

60°
32 55°
55˚
50°
OM

45°
28
' BO

40°
26.0

35°
24
30°

20 25°
OM

20°
' BO

16 15°
17.7

10°
12
5°
8 0°

0
8 4 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56

Operating radius in feet from axis of rotation

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
Grove YB5515-2 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane. 9
 Load chart imperial
1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS as determined by operating radius, boom length
Extended and Down 360˚ or Retracted and Down Front/Rear and boom angle. The operating radius is the
horizontal distance from a projection of the axis
17.7 ft BOOM 26 ft BOOM 34 ft BOOM 41.1 ft BOOM
of rotation to the supporting surface, before
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated loading, to the center of vertical hoist line or
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load tackle with load applied.
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
6 65 30,000 – – – – – – 2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not
8 57 26,850 68.5 26,400 – – – – exceed 85% of actual tipping. The rated loads
shown on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual
10 48 22,300 63.5 21,000 – – – – tipping. Retracted outrigger loads meet ASME
12 37.5 18,600 58.5 17,500 67 17,000 – – B30.5-2011. These ratings are based on freely
14 21.5 15,000 53 14,900 63 14,000 68.5 13,350 suspended loads with the crane leveled, standing
14.7 0 13,500 51 13,500 61.5 13,250 67.5 13,100 on a firm, uniform supporting surface. Practical
16 – – 46.5 12,250 59 12,400 65.5 12,450 working loads depend on supporting surface, op-
18 – – 40 11,000 55 11,200 63 11,350 erating radius and other factors affecting stabil-
ity. Hazardous surroundings, climatic conditions,
20 – – 31.5 9200 50.5 9550 59 9680 experience of personnel and proper training must
22 – – 19.5 7400 45.5 8300 55.5 8450 all be taken into account by the operator.
22.9 – – 0 6900 43.5 7750 54 7750
24 – – – – 40.5 7100 52 7340 3) The weights of all load handling devices such
26 – – – – 34.5 6000 48 6450 as hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the
hoist rope, shall be considered part of the load.
28 – – – – 27 5300 44 5730
See above.
30 – – – – 16.5 4500 39.5 5120
30.9 – – – – 0 4100 38 4850 4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers
32 – – – – – – 34.5 4620 fully extended and down or fully retracted and
34 – – – – – – 29 4180 down. Ratings for outriggers fully retracted and
36 – – – – – – 21 3800 down will apply for any intermediate outrigger
setting.
37.9 – – – – – – 0 3480
5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire
capacity, condition of tires and proper infla-
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS tion pressure (130 psi). Loads on rubber may be
Retracted and Down 360˚ transported at a maximum speed of 2.5 mph on a
17.7 ft BOOM 26 ft BOOM 34 ft BOOM 41.1 ft BOOM smooth, hard, level surface with boom retracted
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated to the shortest length possible and centered over
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load front. Do not use jib with crane on rubber.
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
6) For operating radius not shown, use load rat-
6 65 26,000 – – – – – – ing of next larger radius.
8 57 19,500 68.5 17,940 – – – –
10 48 13,630 63.5 12,890 – – – – 7) The maximum deck load only is 20,000 lb.
12 37.5 9730 58.5 9920 67 9500 – – Combined boom and deck loads are not permit-
ted on rubber.
14 21.5 7390 53 7720 63 7680 68.5 7440
14.7 0 6810 51 6800 61.5 6850 67.5 6850 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom
16 – – 46.5 6165 59 6310 65.5 6200 or jib.
18 – – 40 5030 55 5200 63 5250
20 – – 31.5 4190 50.5 4350 59 4420
22 – – 19.5 3530 45.5 3690 55.5 3770
22.9 – – 0 3280 43.5 3450 54 3550
24 – – – – 40.5 3160 52 3240
26 – – – – 34.5 2730 48 2810 NOTES:
28 – – – – 27 2370 44 2450 SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY
30 – – – – 16.5 2080 39.5 2140 STRUCTURAL STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON
30.9 – – – – 0 1950 38 1910 TIPPING.
32 – – – – – – 34.5 1880
OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS
34 – – – – – – 29 1650 OF RATING CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF
36 – – – – – – 21 1460 INSTRUCTIONS IS DANGEROUS AND VOIDS
37.9 – – – – – – 0 1290 WARRANTY.

SIDE

15° 15°
30° 30°
FRONT REAR

SIDE

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
10 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Load chart imperial
NOTES:
MAIN BOOM ON RUBBER JIB CAPACITY IS LIMITED BY BOTH STRUCTURAL CAPACITY
CHART AND MAIN CAPACITY CHART.
Any Boom Length SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY STRUCTURAL
STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON TIPPING.
Radius (ft) Front Rating (lb) 360˚Rating (lb)
OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS OF RATING
6 17,800 15,650 CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF INSTRUCTIONS IS
8 14,600 11 ,400 DANGEROUS AND VOIDS WARRANTY.

10 11 ,800 9 7 20
12 9 550 8590
14 8010 67 1 0 SIDE

14.7 7 500 57 50 15° 15°

16 6 930 5390 30°
FRONT REAR
30°

18 5610 4400
20 4 7 30 3630 SIDE

22 3960 3080
22.9 3650 2850
24 3300 2585
26 2860 2255
28 2530 1980
30 2310 17 60
30.9 2100 1650
32 2035 1540
34 187 5 1375
36 1650 1260
37.9 1450 1100

1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities
as determined by operating radius, boom length
and boom angle. The operating radius is the
horizontal distance from a projection of the axis of
rotation to the supporting surface, before loading,
to the center of vertical hoist line or tackle with
load applied.
2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not ex-
ceed 85% of actual tipping. The rated loads shown
on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual tipping.
Retracted outrigger loads meet ASME B30.5-2011.
These ratings are based on freely suspended loads
with the crane leveled, standing on a firm, uniform
supporting surface. Practical working loads depend
on supporting surface, operating radius and other
factors affecting stability. Hazardous surroundings,
climatic conditions, experience of personnel and
proper training must all be taken into account by
the operator.
3) The weights of all load handling devices such as
hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the hoist
rope, shall be considered part of the load. See
above.
4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers fully
extended and down or fully retracted and down. Rat-
ings for outriggers fully retracted and down will apply
for any intermediate outrigger setting.
5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire capacity,
condition of tires and proper inflation pressure (130
psi). Loads on rubber may be transported at a maxi-
mum speed of 2.5 mph on a smooth, hard, level surface
with boom retracted to the shortest length possible
and centered over front. Do not use jib with crane on
rubber.
6) For operating radius not shown, use load rating of
next larger radius.
7) The maximum deck load only is 20,000 lb. Combined
boom and deck loads are not permitted on rubber.
8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom or jib.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
Grove YB5515-2 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane. 11
 Working range imperial

Working range: 5,4 m - 15,4 m (17.8 ft - 50 ft) (optional)

69°

H1 M
B
5' JI
WIT ' BOO
65

Height from the ground in feet

OM
BO

65°
60°
50'

55°
50°
OM

45°
BO
40'

40°
35°
OM

30°
BO

25°
29'

20°

15°
OM
' BO

10°
17.3

5°

0°

Operating radius in feet from axis of rotation

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
12 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Load chart imperial
1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities
as determined by operating radius, boom length
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS and boom angle. The operating radius is the
Extended and Down 360˚ or Retracted and Down Front/Rear horizontal distance from a projection of the axis
1 7 .3 ft BOOM 29 ft BOOM 40 ft BOOM 50 ft BOOM of rotation to the supporting surface, before
loading, to the center of vertical hoist line or
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated tackle with load applied.
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb)
2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not
6 64.5 30,000 – – – – – – exceed 85% of actual tipping. The rated loads
8 56.5 25,7 60 – – – – – – shown on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual
10 47 21 ,27 0 67 16,950 – – – – tipping. Retracted outrigger loads meet ASME
12 36 18,050 62.5 16,950 – – – – B30.5-2011. These ratings are based on freely
14.2 0 13,1 00 57 .5 15,520 67 .5 15,520 – – suspended loads with the crane leveled, standing
16 – 1 8900 53 12,420 65 12,420 – – on a firm, uniform supporting surface. Practical
18 – – 47 .5 10,990 61 .5 10,990 68.5 10,990 working loads depend on supporting surface, op-
20 – – 41 9830 58 9 800 66 9830 erating radius and other factors affecting stabil-
22 – – 34 8600 54.5 867 0 63 8700 ity. Hazardous surroundings, climatic conditions,
24 – – 25 7 400 51 7 490 60.5 7500 experience of personnel and proper training must
25.9 – – 0 6480 47 6 580 58 6620 all be taken into account by the operator.
28 – – – – 42.5 5770 55 5800
30 – – – – 38 5 1 30 52 51 60 3) The weights of all load handling devices such
32 – – – – 32.5 4 51 0 49 4620 as hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the
hoist rope, shall be considered part of the load.
34 – – – – 25.5 4 1 20 45.5 41 60
See above.
36 – – – – 16 371 0 42 37 10
36.9 – – – – 0 3 620 40.5 3590 4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers
38 – – – – – – 38 3410 fully extended and down or fully retracted and
40 – – – – – – 34 3040 down. Ratings for outriggers fully retracted and
42 – – – – – – 29 2760 down will apply for any intermediate outrigger
44 – – – – – – 23 2410 setting.
46.9 – – – – – 0 2110
5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire
capacity, condition of tires and proper infla-
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS tion pressure (130 psi). Loads on rubber may be
transported at a maximum speed of 2.5 mph on a
Retracted and Down 360˚ smooth, hard, level surface with boom retracted
1 7 .3 ft BOOM 29 ft BOOM 40 ft BOOM 50 ft BOOM to the shortest length possible and centered over
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated front. Do not use jib with crane on rubber.
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load
(ft) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) (deg) (lb) 6) For operating radius not shown, use load rat-
6 64.5 30,000 – – – – – – ing of next larger radius.
8 56.5 25,7 60 – – – – – –
10 47 7) The maximum deck load only is 20,000 lb.
18,600 67 16,950 – – – –
Combined boom and deck loads are not permit-
12 36 13,400 62.5 13,300 – – – –
ted on rubber.
14.2 0 10,000 57 .5 10,400 67 .5 9 97 0 – –
16 – – 53 8550 65 8 500 – – 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom
18 – – 47 .5 7 050 61 .5 7 1 50 68.5 6950 or jib.
20 – – 41 5920 58 6 030 66 591 0
22 – – 34 5040 54.5 5 1 60 63 5060
24 – – 25 4330 51 4 450 60.5 4390
25.9 – – 0 37 80 47 3 900 58 3860
28 – – – – 42.5 3 390 55 337 0
30 – – – – 38 2980 52 297 0 NOTES:
32 – – – – 32.5 2630 49 2630 SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY
34 – – – – 25.5 2330 45.5 2340 STRUCTURAL STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON
36 – – – – 16 2060 42 2080 TIPPING.
36.9 – – – – 0 1 960 40.5 197 0
OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS
38 – – – – – – 38 1850
OF RATING CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF
40 – – – – – – 34 1650 INSTRUCTIONS IS DANGEROUS AND VOIDS
42 – – – – – – 29 147 0 WARRANTY.
44 – – – – – – 23 131 0
46.9 – – – – – – 0 1100

SIDE

15° 15°
30° 30°
FRONT REAR

SIDE

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
Grove YB5515-2 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane. 13
 Load chart imperial
NOTES:
MAIN BOOM ON RUBBER JIB CAPACITY IS LIMITED BY BOTH STRUCTURAL CAPACITY
Any Boom Length CHART AND MAIN CAPACITY CHART.
Radius (ft) Front Rating (lb) 360˚ Rating (lb) SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY STRUCTURAL
6 17,800 15,550 STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON TIPPING.
8 14,350 11,500
10 11,450 8950 OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS OF RATING
12 9790 7420 CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF INSTRUCTIONS IS
14.2 8170 6030 DANGEROUS AND VOIDS WARRANTY.
16 7020 5350
18 6210 4450
20 5540 3670
22 4830 3050
24 4160 2640
25.9 3630 2220 SIDE
28 3280 1960
30 2910 1650 15° 15°
32 2600 1400 30° 30°
FRONT REAR
34 2320 1170
36 2080 990
36.9 1980 900 SIDE
38 1900 820
40 1700 670
42 1520 510
44 1370 420
46.9 1160 –

15 FT FIXED JIB CAPACITIES ON EXTENDED OUTRIGGERS

Main Jib Offset Angle
Boom 0 deg 15 deg 30 deg
Angle To 40 ft To 50 ft To 40 ft To 50 ft To 40 ft To 50 ft
(deg) Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom
69 7500 7020 5480 5280 3950 3950
65 7180 5670 4890 4510 3690 3690
60 6000 4770 4440 3940 3510 3510
55 5180 4130 4100 3520 3400 3210
50 4580 3440 3830 3170 3220 2970
45 4040 2860 3620 2680 3130 2580
40 3490 2440 3270 2320 3070 2250
35 3080 2120 2930 2040 2860 2000
30 2770 1890 2660 1830 2630 1810
25 2540 1710 2470 1670 – –
20 2370 1570 2320 1550 – –
15 2240 1480 2220 1460 – –
10 2160 1410 – – – –
5 2120 1380 – – – –
0 2110 1370 – – – –

1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities
as determined by operating radius, boom length
and boom angle. The operating radius is the
horizontal distance from a projection of the axis of
rotation to the supporting surface, before loading,
to the center of vertical hoist line or tackle with
load applied.
2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not ex-
ceed 85% of actual tipping. The rated loads shown
on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual tipping.
Retracted outrigger loads meet ASME B30.5-2011.
These ratings are based on freely suspended loads
with the crane leveled, standing on a firm, uniform
supporting surface. Practical working loads depend
on supporting surface, operating radius and other
factors affecting stability. Hazardous surroundings,
climatic conditions, experience of personnel and
proper training must all be taken into account by
the operator.
3) The weights of all load handling devices such as
hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the hoist
rope, shall be considered part of the load. See
above.
4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers fully
extended and down or fully retracted and down. Rat-
ings for outriggers fully retracted and down will apply
for any intermediate outrigger setting.
5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire capacity,
condition of tires and proper inflation pressure (130
psi). Loads on rubber may be transported at a maxi-
mum speed of 2.5 mph on a smooth, hard, level surface
with boom retracted to the shortest length possible
and centered over front. Do not use jib with crane on
rubber.
6) For operating radius not shown, use load rating of
next larger radius.
7) The maximum deck load only is 20,000 lb. Combined
boom and deck loads are not permitted on rubber.
8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom or jib.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
14 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Working range metric

Working range: 5,5 m -12,5 m boom (standard)

20,7 3

19,51

18,29

17,07

Height from the ground in meters

15,85

14,63
M
OO

13,41
MB
1 2 ,5

12,19
M
OO
MB

10,97 69°
65°
1 0,4

60°
9,7 5 55°
55
M

50°
OO

45°
MB

8,53
40°
7 ,9

35°
7 ,32
30°
M

6,1 0 25°
OO
MB

20°
4,88
5,4

1 5°

1 0°
3,66
5°
2,44 0°

1,22

0
-2,44 0 2,44 4,88 7,32 9,7 5 12,1 9 14,63 17, 07
-1,22 1,22 3,66 6,1 0 8,53 10,97 13,41 15,85
Operating radius in meters from axis of rotation

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
Grove YB5515-2 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
15
 Load chart metric
1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS as determined by operating radius, boom length
Extended and Down 360˚ or Retracted and Down Front/Rear and boom angle. The operating radius is the
horizontal distance from a projection of the axis
5.4 m BOOM 7 .9 m BOOM 1 0.4 m BOOM 1 2.5 m BOOM
of rotation to the supporting surface, before
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated loading, to the center of vertical hoist line or
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load tackle with load applied.
(m) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg)
1,8 65 13 600 – – – – – – 2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not
2,4 57 ,5 12 1 7 5 69 11 97 5 – – – – exceed 85% of actual tipping. The rated loads
3,0 49 9 850 64 9525 – – – – shown on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual
tipping. Retracted outrigger loads meet ASME
3,7 36,5 8 050 58 7 925 66,5 7 7 00 – –
B30.5-2011. These ratings are based on freely
4,3 20,5 6 800 52,5 6 7 50 63 6 350 68,5 6 050 suspended loads with the crane leveled, standing
4,5 0 6 1 25 51 6 1 25 61 ,5 6 000 67 ,5 5 925 on a firm, uniform supporting surface. Practical
4,9 – – 46,5 5 550 59 5600 65,5 5 625 working loads depend on supporting surface, op-
5,5 – – 39,5 497 5 54,5 507 5 62 5 1 25 erating radius and other factors affecting stabil-
6,1 – – 31 ,5 4150 50,5 4325 59 4 37 5 ity. Hazardous surroundings, climatic conditions,
6,7 – – 19,5 3350 45,5 37 50 55,5 3 825 experience of personnel and proper training must
all be taken into account by the operator.
7 ,0 – – 0 31 25 43,5 3500 54 351 5
7 ,3 – – – – 40,5 3200 52 3 325 3) The weights of all load handling devices such
7 ,9 – – – – 34,5 27 00 48 2925 as hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the
8,5 – – – – 27 ,5 2400 44 2600 hoist rope, shall be considered part of the load.
9,1 – – – – 1 7 ,5 2025 40 2320 See above.
9,4 – – – – 0 1850 37 ,5 2200
9,8 – – – – – – 34 2090 4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers
fully extended and down or fully retracted and
10,4 – – – – – – 28 1890
down. Ratings for outriggers fully retracted and
11 ,0 – – – – – – 20,5 17 20 down will apply for any intermediate outrigger
11 ,6 – – – – – – 0 157 0 setting.

5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire

MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS capacity, condition of tires and proper inflation
pressure (8,9 bar). Loads on rubber may be trans-
Retracted and Down 360˚ ported at a maximum speed of 4,0 km/h on a
5,4 m BOOM 7,9 m BOOM 10,4 m BOOM 1 2,5 m BOOM smooth, hard, level surface with boom retracted
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated to the shortest length possible and centered over
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load front. Do not use jib with crane on rubber.
(m) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg)
6) For operating radius not shown, use load rat-
1 ,8 65 11 7 7 5 – – – – – –
ing of next larger radius.
2,4 57 ,5 8840 69 8 130 – – – –
3,0 49 6 1 80 64 5480 – – – – 7) The maximum deck load only is 7260 kg. Com-
3,7 36,5 4 41 0 58 4500 66,5 4300 – – bined boom and deck loads are not permitted on
4,3 20,5 3350 52,5 3500 63 3480 68,5 337 0 rubber.
4,5 0 3080 51 3080 61,5 31 00 67 ,5 3100
4,9 – – 46,5 27 90 59 2860 65,5 2810 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom
or jib.
5,5 – – 39,5 2280 54,5 2350 62 2380

6,1 – – 31 ,5 1900 50,5 1970 59 2000
6,7 – – 19,5 1600 45,5 1670 55,5 1710
7 ,0 – – 0 1480 43,5 1560 54 161 0
7 ,3 – – – – 40,5 1430 52 1470
7 ,9 – – – – 34,5 1230 48 1270 NOTES:
8,5 – – – – 27 ,5 1070 44 1110 SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY
STRUCTURAL STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON
9,1 – – – – 1 7 ,5 940 40 97 0 TIPPING.
9,4 – – – – 0 885 37 ,5 860
9,8 – – – – – – 34 850 OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS
1 0,4 – – – – – – 28 7 40 OF RATING CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF
1 1 ,0 – – – – – – 20,5 660 INSTRUCTIONS IS DANGEROUS AND VOIDS
1 1 ,6 – – – – – – 0 580 WARRANTY.

SIDE

15° 15°
30° 30°
FRONT REAR

SIDE

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
16 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Load chart metric
NOTES:
MAIN BOOM ON RUBBER JIB CAPACITY IS LIMITED BY BOTH STRUCTURAL CAPACITY
CHART AND MAIN CAPACITY CHART.
Any Boom Length SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY STRUCTURAL
Radius (m) Front Rating (kg) 360˚Rating (kg) STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON TIPPING.

1,8 8 07 0 7 100 OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS OF RATING

CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF INSTRUCTIONS IS
2,4 6 620 5170 DANGEROUS AND VOIDS WARRANTY.
3,0 5 350 4 400
3,7 4 330 3890
4,3 3 630 3040 SIDE
4,5 3 400 2600
4,9 3 1 40 2440 15° 15°
30° 30°
5,5 2 540 1990 FRONT REAR

6,1 21 40 1640
SIDE
6,7 17 90 1390
7,0 1650 1290
7,3 1490 11 70
7,9 1290 1020
8,5 11 40 890
9,1 1040 7 90
9,4 950 7 40
9,8 920 690
1 0,4 850 620
1 1,0 7 50 57 0
1 1,6 650 490

1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities
as determined by operating radius, boom length
and boom angle. The operating radius is the
horizontal distance from a projection of the axis of
rotation to the supporting surface, before loading,
to the center of vertical hoist line or tackle with
load applied.
5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire capac-
ity, condition of tires and proper inflation pressure
(8,9 bar). Loads on rubber may be transported at a
maximum speed of 4,0 km/h on a smooth, hard, level
surface with boom retracted to the shortest length
possible and centered over front. Do not use jib with
crane on rubber.

2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not ex- 6) For operating radius not shown, use load rating of
ceed 85% of actual tipping. The rated loads shown next larger radius.
on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual tipping.
Retracted outrigger loads meet ASME B30.5-2011. 7) The maximum deck load only is 7260 kg. Combined
These ratings are based on freely suspended loads boom and deck loads are not permitted on rubber.
with the crane leveled, standing on a firm, uniform
supporting surface. Practical working loads depend 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom or jib.
on supporting surface, operating radius and other
factors affecting stability. Hazardous surroundings,
climatic conditions, experience of personnel and
proper training must all be taken into account by
the operator.

3) The weights of all load handling devices such as

hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the hoist
rope, shall be considered part of the load. See
above.

4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers

fully extended and down or fully retracted and
down. Ratings for outriggers fully retracted and
down will apply for any intermediate outrigger
setting.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
Grove YB5515-2 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
17
 Working range metric

Working range: 5,4 m - 15,4 m (optional)

1,80,6 0,6 1,8 3,0 4,3 5,5 6,7 7 ,9 9,1 10,4 11,6 12,8 14,0 15,2 15,8 17 ,1 18,3 19,5
2,4 1,2 0 1,2 2,4 3,7 4,9 6,1 7 ,3 8,5 9,8 11,0 12,2 13,4 14,6 15,2 16,5 17 ,7 18,9
23,8 23,8
23,2 23,2
22,6 22,6
21 ,9 21 ,9
21 ,3 21 ,3
20,7 69˚ 20,7
20,1 H 4 OOM 20,1
19,5 J IB 19,5
,6 m

18,9 18,9
WIT m B

18,3 18,3
19,8

17 ,7 17 ,7
17 ,1 17 ,1
16,5 16,5
OM

15,8 15,8

Height from the ground in meters

BO

15,2 15,2
2m

14,6 65° 14,6

60°
1 5,

14,0 14,0
13,4 55° 13,4
OM

12,8 50° 12,8

BO

12,2 45° 12,2

2m

11,6 11 ,6
40°
1 2,

11,0 11 ,0
10,4 35° 10,4
OM

9,8 9,8
9,1 30° 9,1
BO

8,5 8,5
m

7,9 25° 7 ,9
8,8

7,3 7 ,3
20°
6,7 6,7
6,1 6,1
M

15°
OO

5,5 5,5
4,9 4,9
mB

10°
4,3 4,3
5,3

3,7 5° 3,7
3,0 3,0
2,4 0° 2,4
1,8 1,8
1,2 1,2
0,6 0,6
0 0
2,4 1,2 0 1,2 2,4 3,7 4,9 6,1 7 ,3 8,5 9,8 11,0 12,2 13,4 14,6 15,2 16,5 17,7 18,9
1,8 0,6 0,6 1,8 3,0 4,3 5,5 6,7 7 ,9 9,1 10,4 11,6 12,8 14,0 15,2 15,8 17,1 18,3 19,5

Operating radius in meters from axis of rotation

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
18 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Load chart metric
1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS as determined by operating radius, boom length
Extended and Down 360° or Retracted and Down Front/Rear and boom angle. The operating radius is the
5,3 m BOOM 8,8 m BOOM 12,2 m BOOM 15,2 m BOOM horizontal distance from a projection of the axis
of rotation to the supporting surface, before
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated loading, to the center of vertical hoist line or
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load tackle with load applied.
(m) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg)
1,8 65 13 600 – – – – – – 2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not
2,4 57 11 680 – – – – – – exceed 85% of actual tipping. The rated loads
3,0 48 9640 67,5 7685 – – – – shown on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual
3,7 35 8180 62,5 7685 – – – – tipping. Retracted outrigger loads meet ASME
4,3 0 5940 57,5 7025 68 7030 – – B30.5-2011. These ratings are based on freely
4,9 – 1890 – 52,5 5630 64,5 5630 – – suspended loads with the crane leveled, standing
5,5 – – 47 4980 61,5 4980 68,5 4980 on a firm, uniform supporting surface. Practical
6,1 – – 41 4450 58 4445 66 4455 working loads depend on supporting surface, op-
6,7 – – 34 3900 54,5 3930 63 3940 erating radius and other factors affecting stabil-
ity. Hazardous surroundings, climatic conditions,
7,3 – – 25 3350 51 3390 60,5 3400
experience of personnel and proper training must
7,9 – – 0 2930 47 2980 58 3000
all be taken into account by the operator.
8,5 – – – – 43 2610 55 2630
9,1 – – – – 38 2320 52 2340 3) The weights of all load handling devices such
9,8 – – – – 32 2045 48,5 2095 as hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the
10,4 – – – – 25 1865 45,5 1885 hoist rope, shall be considered part of the load.
11,0 – – – – 15,5 1680 42 1680 See above.
11,2 – – – – 0 1640 40,5 1625
11,6 – – – – – – 38 1545 4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers
12,2 – – – – – – 34 1375 fully extended and down or fully retracted and
12,8 – – – – – – 29 1250 down. Ratings for outriggers fully retracted and
13,4 – – – – – – 23,5 1090 down will apply for any intermediate outrigger
14,3 – – – – – – 0 995 setting.

5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire

capacity, condition of tires and proper inflation
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS pressure (8,9 bar). Loads on rubber may be trans-
Retracted and Down 360° ported at a maximum speed of 4,0 km/h on a
5,3 m BOOM 8,8 m BOOM 12,2 m BOOM 15,2 m BOOM smooth, hard, level surface with boom retracted
to the shortest length possible and centered over
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated front. Do not use jib with crane on rubber.
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load
(m) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg)
6) For operating radius not shown, use load rat-
1,8 65 13 600 – – – – – – ing of next larger radius.
2,4 57 11 685 – – – – – –
3,0 48 8430 67,5 7685 – – – – 7) The maximum deck load only is 7260 kg. Com-
3,7 35 5955 62,5 5955 – – – – bined boom and deck loads are not permitted on
4,3 0 4585 57,5 4770 68 4565 – – rubber.
4,9 – – 52,5 3850 64,5 3830 – –
5,5 – – 47 3185 61,5 3230 68,5 3140 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom
6,1 – – 41 2680 58 2735 66 2675 or jib.
6,7 – – 34 2290 54,5 2345 63 2300
7,3 – – 25 1970 51 2025 60,5 1995
7,9 – – 0 1715 47 1770 58 1750
8,5 – – – – 43 1550 55 1540
9,1 – – – – 38 1365 52 1360
9,8 – – – – 32 1185 48,5 1185 NOTES:
10,4 – – – – 25 1050 45,5 1055 SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY
11,0 – – – – 15,5 930 42 940 STRUCTURAL STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON
11,2 – – – – 0 895 40,5 905 TIPPING.
11,6 – – – – – – 38 835
12,2 – – – – – – 34 745 OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS
12,8 – – – – – – 29 665 OF RATING CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF
13,4 – – – – – – 23,5 595 INSTRUCTIONS IS DANGEROUS AND VOIDS
14,3 – – – – – – 0 500 WARRANTY.

SIDE

15° 15°
30° 30°
FRONT REAR

SIDE

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
Grove YB5515-2 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
19
 Load chart metric
NOTES:
MAIN BOOM ON RUBBER JIB CAPACITY IS LIMITED BY BOTH STRUCTURAL CAPACITY
CHART AND MAIN CAPACITY CHART.
Any Boom Length
Radius (m) Front Rating (kg) 360° Rating (kg) SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY STRUCTURAL
STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON TIPPING.
1 ,8 8090 7 07 0
2,4 6525 5230 OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS OF RATING
3,0 521 0 4060 CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF INSTRUCTIONS IS
3,7 4440 3365 DANGEROUS AND VOIDS WARRANTY.
4,3 37 05 27 60
4,9 31 85 2425
5,5 2820 2015
6,1 251 0 1665 SIDE
6,7 2190 1380
7 ,3 1 890 1195 15° 15°
30° 30°
7 ,9 1 645 1005 FRONT REAR
8,5 1 495 885
9,1 1 330 7 45 SIDE
9,8 1 165 635
1 0,4 1045 530
1 1 ,0 940 445
1 1 ,2 905 405
1 1 ,6 855 37 0
1 2,2 770 300
1 2,8 690 230
1 3,4 620 1 90
1 4,3 525 –

4,6 m FIXED JIB CAPACITIES ON EXTENDED OUTRIGGERS

Main Jib Offset Angle
Boom 0° 15° 30°
Angle To 1 2,2 m To 1 5,2 m To 1 2,2 m To 1 5,2 m To 1 2,2 m To 1 5,2 m
(deg) Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom
69 3400 31 80 2485 2395 17 90 17 90
65 3255 257 0 221 5 2045 167 0 167 0
60 27 20 21 60 201 0 17 85 1590 1590
55 2350 187 0 1860 1595 1540 1455
50 207 5 1560 17 35 1435 1460 1345
45 1830 1295 1640 1210 1420 11 7 0
40 1580 1105 1480 1050 1390 1020
35 1395 960 1325 925 1295 900
30 1250 850 1205 830 11 95 820
25 11 50 775 1120 7 50 – –
20 107 5 71 0 1050 7 00 – –
15 1015 67 0 1005 660 – –
10 980 640 – – – –
5 960 625 – – – –
0 955 620 – – – –

1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities as determined
by operating radius, boom length and boom angle. The operating
radius is the horizontal distance from a projection of the axis of
rotation to the supporting surface, before loading, to the center of
vertical hoist line or tackle with load applied.
2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not exceed 85% of actual
tipping. The rated loads shown on rubber do not exceed 75% of
actual tipping. Retracted outrigger loads meet ASME B30.5-2011.
These ratings are based on freely suspended loads with the crane
leveled, standing on a firm, uniform supporting surface. Practical
working loads depend on supporting surface, operating radius and
other factors affecting stability. Hazardous surroundings, climatic
conditions, experience of personnel and proper training must all be
taken into account by the operator.
4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers fully extended and
down or fully retracted and down. Ratings for outriggers fully re-
tracted and down will apply for any intermediate outrigger setting.
5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire capacity, condition
of tires and proper inflation pressure (8,9 bar). Loads on rubber
may be transported at a maximum speed of 4,0 km/h on a smooth,
hard, level surface with boom retracted to the shortest length pos-
sible and centered over front. Do not use jib with crane on rubber.
6) For operating radius not shown, use load rating of next larger
radius.
7) The maximum deck load only is 7260 kg. Combined boom and
deck loads are not permitted on rubber.

3) The weights of all load handling devices such as hooks, hook 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom or jib.
blocks, slings, etc., except the hoist rope, shall be considered part
of the load. See above.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
20 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Working range DIN/ISO

Working range: 5,5 m -12,5 m boom (standard)

20,7 3

19,51

18,29

17 ,07

15,85

14,63
M
OO

13,41
MB
1 2 ,5

12,19

Height from the ground in meters

M
OO
MB

10,97 69°
65°
1 0,4

60°
9,7 5 55°
55
M

50°
OO

45°
MB

8,53
40°
7 ,9

35°
7,32
30°
M

6,10 25°
OO
MB

20°
4,88
5,4

15°

10 °
3,66
5°
2,44 0°

1,22

0
-2,44 0 2,44 4,88 7,32 9,7 5 12,19 14,63 17,07
-1,22 1,22 3,66 6,10 8,53 10,97 13,41 15,85

Operating radius in meters from axis of rotation

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
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21
 Load chart DIN/ISO

1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities

MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS as determined by operating radius, boom length
Extended and Down 360˚ or Retracted and Down Front/Rear and boom angle. The operating radius is the
5,4 m BOOM 7 ,7 m BOOM 1 0,4 m BOOM 1 2,5 m BOOM horizontal distance from a projection of the axis
of rotation to the supporting surface, before
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated loading, to the center of vertical hoist line or
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load
(deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) tackle with load applied.
(m)
1,8 65 13 600 – – – – – – 2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not
2,4 57 ,5 13 523 69 12 1 00 – – – – exceed 80% of actual tipping. The rated loads
3,0 49 11 850 64 10 850 – – – – shown on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual tip-
ping. These ratings are based on freely suspended
3,7 36,5 10 500 58 9 680 66,5 9 115 – –
loads with the crane leveled, standing on a firm,
4,3 20,5 8980 52,5 8 7 50 63 8 210 68,5 7890 uniform supporting surface. Practical working
4,5 0 7390 51 8 460 61 ,5 7 935 67 ,5 7620 loads depend on supporting surface, operat-
4,9 – – 46,5 7 7 45 59 7320 65,5 6985 ing radius and other factors affecting stability.
5,5 – – 39,5 6300 54,5 6235 62 5980 Hazardous surroundings, climatic conditions,
6,1 – – 31 ,5 527 0 50,5 5330 59 521 0 experience of personnel and proper training must
all be taken into account by the operator.
6,7 – – 1 9,5 4495 45,5 4565 55,5 4590
7 ,0 – – 0 421 0 43,5 4280 54 4305 3) The weights of all load handling devices such
7 ,3 – – – – 40,5 397 0 52 3995 as hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the
7 ,9 – – – – 34,5 3500 48 3525 hoist rope, shall be considered part of the load.
8,5 – – – – 27 ,5 31 1 5 44 3145 See above.
9,1 – – – – 1 7 ,5 27 90 40 2825
4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers
9,4 – – – – 0 2645 37 ,5 2680
fully extended and down or fully retracted and
9,8 – – – – – – 34 251 5 down. Ratings for outriggers fully retracted and
10,4 – – – – – – 28 2285 down will apply for any intermediate outrigger
11,0 – – – – – – 20,5 2085 setting.
11,6 – – – – – – 0 1925
5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire
capacity, condition of tires and proper inflation
pressure (8,9 bar). Loads on rubber may be trans-
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS ported at a maximum speed of 4,0 km/h on a
Retracted and Down 360˚ smooth, hard, level surface with boom retracted
to the shortest length possible and centered over
5,4 m BOOM 7 ,9 m BOOM 1 0,4 m BOOM 1 2,5 m BOOM front. Do not use jib with crane on rubber.
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load 6) For operating radius not shown, use load rat-
(m) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) ing of next larger radius.
1,8 65 13 600 – – – – – –
2,4 57 ,5 11 125 69 9955 – – – – 7) The maximum deck load only is 7260 kg. Com-
bined boom and deck loads are not permitted on
3,0 49 8050 64 7 395 – – – – rubber.
3,7 36,5 5860 58 5625 66,5 5 305 – –
4,3 20,5 451 5 52,5 4620 63 4 405 68,5 4 21 5 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom
4,5 0 421 0 51 437 5 61 ,5 4 1 85 67 ,5 4 01 5 or jib.
4,9 – – 46,5 3845 59 3 7 35 65,5 3 600
5,5 – – 39,5 31 85 54,5 3 21 5 62 3 1 20
6,1 – – 31 ,5 2685 50,5 27 35 59 27 35
6,7 – – 19,5 2295 45,5 2360 55,5 2420
7 ,0 – – 0 21 45 43,5 221 5 54 2290
7 ,3 – – – – 40,5 2060 52 21 30
7 ,9 – – – – 34,5 1 815 48 1 87 5
8,5 – – – – 27 ,5 1 605 44 1 665
9,1 – – – – 1 7 ,5 1 430 40 1 490
9,4 – – – – 0 1 350 37 ,5 1 405
9,8 – – – – – – 34 1 31 0
10,4 – – – – – – 28 1 1 80
11,0 – – – – – – 20,5 1 065
11,6 – – – – – – 0 97 5

SIDE

15° 15°
30° 30°
FRONT REAR

SIDE

22
THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Load chart DIN/ISO
NOTES:
JIB CAPACITY IS LIMITED BY BOTH STRUCTURAL CAPACITY
MAIN BOOM ON RUBBER CHART AND MAIN CAPACITY CHART.
Any Boom Length
SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY STRUCTURAL
Radius (m) Front Rating (kg) 360° Rating (kg) STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON TIPPING.
1 ,8 807 0 7 115
OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS OF RATING
2,4 6620 5 1 90 CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF INSTRUCTIONS IS
3,0 5350 4 41 0 DANGEROUS AND VOIDS WARRANTY.
3,7 4330 3 7 65
4,3 3630 297 0
4,5 3425 27 80
4,9 31 65 257 0
5,5 2630 21 45
6,1 2225 1820
6,7 1905 1565
7 ,0 17 85 1465
7 ,3 17 05 1400
7 ,9 1500 1225
8,5 1330 107 5
9,1 1185 950
9,4 1120 890
9,8 1060 825
1 0,4 950 7 35
1 1 ,0 855 650
1 1 ,6 775 585

1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities
as determined by operating radius, boom length
and boom angle. The operating radius is the
horizontal distance from a projection of the axis of
rotation to the supporting surface, before loading,
to the center of vertical hoist line or tackle with
load applied.
5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire capac-
ity, condition of tires and proper inflation pressure
(8,9 bar). Loads on rubber may be transported at a
maximum speed of 4,0 km/h on a smooth, hard, level
surface with boom retracted to the shortest length
possible and centered over front. Do not use jib with
crane on rubber.

2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not ex- 6) For operating radius not shown, use load rating of
ceed 80% of actual tipping. The rated loads shown next larger radius.
on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual tipping.
These ratings are based on freely suspended loads 7) The maximum deck load only is 7260 kg. Combined
with the crane leveled, standing on a firm, uniform boom and deck loads are not permitted on rubber.
supporting surface. Practical working loads depend
on supporting surface, operating radius and other 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom or jib.
factors affecting stability. Hazardous surroundings,
climatic conditions, experience of personnel and
proper training must all be taken into account by
the operator.

3) The weights of all load handling devices such as

hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the hoist
rope, shall be considered part of the load. See
above.

4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers

fully extended and down or fully retracted and
down. Ratings for outriggers fully retracted and
down will apply for any intermediate outrigger
setting.

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THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Working range DIN/ISO

Working range: 5,4 m - 15,4 m (optional)

1,8 0,6 0,6 1,8 3,0 4,3 5,5 6,7 7,9 9,1 10,4 11,6 12,8 14,0 15,2 15,8 17,1 18,3 19,5
2,4 1,2 1,2 2,4 3,7 4,9 6,1 7,3 8,5 9,8 11,0 12,2 13,4 14,6 15,2 16,5 17,7 18,9
23,8 23,8
23,2 23,2
22,6 22,6
21,9 21,9
21,3 21,3
20,7 69° 20,7
H 4 OOM
JIB
20,1 20,1
19,5 19,5
,6 m
WIT8 m B

18,9 18,9
18,3 18,3
17,7 17,7
19,

17,1 17,1
16,5 16,5
OM

15,8 15,8
O

Height from the ground in meters

15,2 15,2
mB

14,6 65° 14,6

60°
5,2

14,0 14,0
M 1

13,4 55° 13,4

12,8 50° 12,8
OO

12,2 45° 12,2

mB

11,6 11,6
11,0 40° 11,0
12,2

10,4 35° 10,4

M

9,8 9,8
OO

9,1 30° 9,1

mB

8,5 8,5
7,9 25° 7,9
8,8

7,3 7,3
6,7 20°
6,7
M

6,1 15° 6,1

OO

5,5 5,5
TB

4,9 10° 4,9

mF

4,3 4,3
3,7 5° 3,7
5,3

3,0 3,0
2,4 0° 2,4
1,8 1,8
1,2 1,2
0,6 0,6
0 0
2,4 1,2 1,2 2,4 3,7 4,9 6,1 7,3 8,5 9,8 11,0 12,2 13,4 14,6 15,2 16,5 17,7 18,9
1,8 0,6 0,6 1,8 3,0 4,3 5,5 6,7 7,9 9,1 10,4 11,6 12,8 14,0 15,2 15,8 17,1 18,3 19,5

Operating radius in meters from axis of rotation

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
24 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Load chart DIN/ISO
1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS as determined by operating radius, boom length
Extended and Down 360° or Retracted and Down Front/Rear and boom angle. The operating radius is the
horizontal distance from a projection of the axis
5,3 m BOOM 8,8 m BOOM 1 2,2 m BOOM 1 5,2 m BOOM of rotation to the supporting surface, before
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated loading, to the center of vertical hoist line or
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load tackle with load applied.
(m) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg)
1 ,8 65 1 3 600 – – – – – – 2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not
2,4 57 1 3 37 5 – – – – – – exceed 80% of actual tipping. The rated loads
3,0 48 1 1 7 25 67 ,5 7 685 – – – – shown on rubber do not exceed 75% of actual tip-
3,7 35 1 0 1 25 62,5 7 685 – – – – ping. These ratings are based on freely suspended
4,3 0 5940 57 ,5 7 685 68 7 21 0 – – loads with the crane leveled, standing on a firm,
uniform supporting surface. Practical working
4,9 – 1 80 9– 52,5 7 300 64,5 657 5 – –
loads depend on supporting surface, operat-
5,5 – – 47 6335 61 ,5 597 0 68,5 5450 ing radius and other factors affecting stability.
6,1 – – 41 5285 58 51 7 5 66 4905 Hazardous surroundings, climatic conditions,
6,7 – – 34 4500 54,5 4535 63 4325 experience of personnel and proper training must
7 ,3 – – 25 3885 51 3925 60,5 3855 all be taken into account by the operator.
7 ,9 – – 0 3240 47 3450 58 3420
8,5 – – – – 43 3040 55 3035 3) The weights of all load handling devices such
9,1 – – – – 38 27 20 52 27 20 as hooks, hook blocks, slings, etc., except the
9,8 – – – – 32 2405 48,5 241 5 hoist rope, shall be considered part of the load.
10,4 – – – – 25 21 7 5 45,5 2195 See above.
11 ,0 – – – – 15,5 1970 42 1995
11 ,2 – – – – 0 1910 40,5 1935 4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers
11 ,6 – – – – – – 38 1820 fully extended and down or fully retracted and
12,2 – – – – – – 34 1660 down. Ratings for outriggers fully retracted and
12,8 – – – – – – 29 1525 down will apply for any intermediate outrigger
setting.
13,4 – – – – – – 23,5 1400
14,3 – – – – – – 0 1240 5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire
capacity, condition of tires and proper inflation
pressure (8,9 bar). Loads on rubber may be trans-
MAIN BOOM LOAD RATINGS ON OUTRIGGERS ported at a maximum speed of 4,0 km/h on a
Retracted and Down 360° smooth, hard, level surface with boom retracted
to the shortest length possible and centered over
5,3 m BOOM 8,8 m BOOM 1 2,2 m BOOM 1 5,2 m BOOM front. Do not use jib with crane on rubber.
Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated Boom Rated
Radius Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load Angle Load 6) For operating radius not shown, use load rat-
(m) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) (deg) (kg) ing of next larger radius.
1 ,8 65 13 600 – – – – – –
2,4 57 11 350 – – – – – – 7) The maximum deck load only is 7260 kg. Com-
bined boom and deck loads are not permitted on
3,0 48 81 60 67 ,5 7 21 0 – – – –
rubber.
3,7 35 5955 62,5 5480 – – – –
4,3 0 4585 57 ,5 4490 68 41 65 – – 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom
4,9 – – 52,5 37 65 64,5 3525 – – or jib.
5,5 – – 47 31 85 61 ,5 3030 68,5 287 0
6,1 – – 41 2680 58 2630 66 2505
6,7 – – 34 2290 54,5 2305 63 2205
7 ,3 – – 25 1 97 0 51 2025 60,5 1955
7 ,9 – – 0 1715 47 1770 58 17 40
8,5 – – – – 43 1 550 55 1540
NOTES:
9,1 – – – – 38 1 365 52 1360
SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY
9,8 – – – – 32 1 1 85 48,5 11 85 STRUCTURAL STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON
10,4 – – – – 25 1050 45,5 1055 TIPPING.
11,0 – – – – 15,5 930 42 940
11,2 – – – – 0 895 40,5 905 OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS
11,6 – – – – – – 38 835 OF RATING CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF
12,2 – – – – – – 34 7 45 INSTRUCTIONS IS DANGEROUS AND VOIDS
12,8 – – – – – – 29 665 WARRANTY.
13,4 – – – – – – 23,5 595
14,3 – – – – – – 0 500

SIDE

15° 15°
30° 30°
FRONT REAR

SIDE

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Grove YB5515-2 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
25
 Load chart DIN/ISO
NOTES:
MAIN BOOM ON RUBBER JIB CAPACITY IS LIMITED BY BOTH STRUCTURAL CAPACITY
CHART AND MAIN CAPACITY CHART.
Any Boom Length
Radius (m) Front Rating (kg) 360° Rating (kg) SHADED AREAS ARE GOVERNED BY STRUCTURAL
STRENGTH, DO NOT RELY ON TIPPING.
1 ,8 8090 7 07 0
2,4 6525 5230 OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN EXCESS OF RATING
3,0 521 0 4060 CHARTS AND DISREGARD OF INSTRUCTIONS IS
3,7 4440 3365 DANGEROUS AND VOIDS WARRANTY.
4,3 3640 2685
4,9 3080 2365
5,5 2620 1945
6,1 221 0 1620 SIDE
6,7 1880 1365
7 ,3 1615 1160 15° 15°
7 ,9 1395 990 30°
FRONT REAR
30°
8,5 1265 885
9,1 1120 7 45
9,8 97 5 635 SIDE
10,4 865 530
11 ,0 770 445
11 ,2 7 40 405
11 ,6 7 00 37 0
12,2 620 300
12,8 550 230
13,4 490 190
14,3 405 –

4,6 m FIXED JIB CAPACITIES ON EXTENDED OUTRIGGERS

Main Jib Offset Angle
Boom 0° 15° 30°
Angle To 1 2,2 m To 1 5,2 m To 1 2,2 m To 1 5,2 m To 1 2,2 m To 1 5,2 m
(deg) Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom Main Boom
69 3400 31 80 2485 2395 17 90 1 7 90
65 3255 257 0 221 5 2045 167 0 1 67 0
60 27 20 21 60 201 0 1 7 85 1590 1 590
55 2350 187 0 1860 1 595 1540 1 455
50 207 5 1655 17 35 1 455 1460 1 345
45 1 87 0 141 0 1640 1 325 1420 1 265
40 171 5 1240 1540 1 1 80 1390 1 1 45
35 1 580 11 15 1460 1 065 137 0 1 050
30 1 445 1005 1390 97 5 1360 955
25 1 330 915 1305 905 – –
20 1 255 860 1245 855 – –
15 1 205 820 1190 815 – –
10 1 1 65 7 85 – – – –
5 1 1 40 770 – – – –
0 1 1 35 7 65 – – – –

1) The rated loads are the maximum lift capacities as determined
by operating radius, boom length and boom angle. The operating
radius is the horizontal distance from a projection of the axis of
rotation to the supporting surface, before loading, to the center of
vertical hoist line or tackle with load applied.
2) The rated loads shown on outriggers do not exceed 80% of actual
tipping. The rated loads shown on rubber do not exceed 75% of
actual tipping. These ratings are based on freely suspended loads
with the crane leveled, standing on a firm, uniform supporting
surface. Practical working loads depend on supporting surface,
operating radius and other factors affecting stability. Hazardous
surroundings, climatic conditions, experience of personnel and
proper training must all be taken into account by the operator.
down or fully retracted and down. Ratings for outriggers fully re-
tracted and down will apply for any intermediate outrigger setting.
5) Ratings on rubber depend on 12.00R20 tire capacity, condition
of tires and proper inflation pressure (8,9 bar). Loads on rubber
may be transported at a maximum speed of 4,0 km/h on a smooth,
hard, level surface with boom retracted to the shortest length pos-
sible and centered over front. Do not use jib with crane on rubber.
6) For operating radius not shown, use load rating of next larger
radius.
7) The maximum deck load only is 7260 kg. Combined boom and
deck loads are not permitted on rubber.

3) The weights of all load handling devices such as hooks, hook 8) Do not induce any external side loads to boom or jib.
blocks, slings, etc., except the hoist rope, shall be considered part
of the load. See above.

4) Ratings on outriggers are for either outriggers fully extended and

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.

26 The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
 Transportation and lifting data

TRANSPORTATION AND LIFTING DATA - YB5515-2

1. LIFTING OF ENTIRE CRANE OR MAJOR CRANE ASSEMBLIES
MUST BE ACCOMPLISHED BY UTILIZING SPECIFIC FITTINGS BOOM CWT CAPACITY-TONNES [TONS]

NO. / UNIT
INDICAT ED ON ADJACENT CHART. USE OF FITTINGS FOR
TIE DOWN

TIE DOWN
TRANSPORTATION AND LIFTING DATA - YB5515-2

NO. / UNIT FITTING

PURPOSES OTHER THAN THOSE DESIGNATED ON CHART

TOW
LIFT
IS PROHIBITED. FITTING CAPACITIES ARE MAXIMUM
LIFT LIFT LIFT TOW FORE
A LLOWABLE LOADS PER INDIVIDUAL FITTING.
2. RIGGING
1. LIFTINGPERSONNEL SHALL
OF ENTIRE CRANE ORBE RESPONSIBLE
MAJOR FOR
CRANE ASSEMBLIES & AFT SIDE DOWN
MUST BE ACCOMPLISHED BY UTILIZING SPECIFIC
PROPER SELECTION A ND PLACEMENT OF ALL SLINGS FITTINGS BOOM CWT CAPACITY-TONNES
9.1 27.2 [TONS] 0.9
27.2 27.2
A ND INDICAT
LOADED ON ADJACENT
HANDLING CHART. USE OF FITTINGS FOR
DEVICES. A 4 X X X
[10] [30]TIE [30]
DOWN [1] [30]

TIE DOWN
FITTING
PURPOSES OTHER THAN THOSE DESIGNATED ON CHART
3. DIMENSIONS A ND WEIGHTS SHOWN ARE ESTIMATED FOR

TOW
LIFT
IS PROHIBITED. FITTING CAPACITIES ARE MAXIMUM
LARGEST CONFIGURATION AVAILABLE. WEIGHTS
A LLOWABLE LOADS PER INDIVIDUAL FITTING. DO NOT
B 4
LIFT LIFT LIFT TOW
X 1.8 FORE
INCLUDE
2. RIGGINGBOOM EXTENSION
PERSONNEL SHALLABE
ND OR JIB, UNLESS
RESPONSIBLE FOR [2] & AFT SIDE DOWN
OTHERW
PROPERISE INDICATED.
SELECTION A ND PLACEMENT OF ALL SLINGS 9.1 27.2 27.2 0.9 27.2
4. RIGGING PERSONNEL
A ND LOAD HANDLING SHALL VERIFY DIMENSIONS AS
DEVICES. A 4 X X X
[10] [30] [30] [1] [30]
REQUIRED FORACLEARANCE.
3. DIMENSIONS ND WEIGHTS SHOWN ARE ESTIMATED FOR
5. DOLARGEST
NOT USE CONFIGURATION
COUNTERW EIGHTAVAILABLE. WEIGHTS DOOR
LIFT LOCATIONS NOTBOOM B 4 X 1.8
SLINGINCLUDE
POINTBOOM EXTENSION
FOR LIFTING ORATIE
ND DOWN
OR JIB, UNLESS
OF ENTIRE CRANE. [2]
OTHERW ISE INDICATED.
5701
4. RIGGING PERSONNEL SHALL mm DIMENSIONS AS
VERIFY
REQUIRED FOR CLEARANCE. (224.4") 6791 mm
B USE COUNTERW EIGHT LIFT LOCATIONS OR BOOM B (385.5")
5. DO NOT
SLING POINT FOR LIFTING OR TIE DOWN OF ENTIRE CRANE.
5701 mm
(224.4") 6791 mm
B B (385.5")

1671 kg 4x Ø76.2 mm
41' BOOM WEIGHT C.G.2642 mm (3") 2495 mm
(3685 lb) (104") (98.2")
5567 mm
1671 kg (219.2") 4x Ø76.2 mm
41' BOOMB
WEIGHT C.G.2642 mm B (3") A 2495 mm
(3685 lb) (104") (98.2") A
5567 mm
B
(219.2") B A C.G.
G.V.W. 14 436 kg 1128 mm A
(31,804 lb) (44.4")
C.G.
G.V.W. 14 436 kg 4597 mm
1128 mm
1987 kg C.G. 2510 mm (31,804 lb) (181.0")
50' BOOM WEIGHT (44.4")
(4381 lb) (98.8") TOTAL UNIT W/ 50' BOOM
G7 4597 mm AND BOOM EXTENSION 80055769
1987 kg C.G. 2510 mm (181.0")
50' BOOM WEIGHT
G7
(4381 lb) (98.8") TOTAL UNIT W/ 50' BOOM AND BOOM EXTENSION 80055769

LOAD DISTRIBUTION CHART

LOAD DISTRIBUTION CHART
FRONT TANK SUPPORT (REF)
FRONT TANK SUPPORT (REF)
Maximum Allowable Uniformly
Maximum Allowable Uniformly
Distributed
Load Load
22 Distributed
AREA AREA
1 1
4.01
4.01 m 2
m2 sq
(43.2 (43.2
ft) sq5985
ft) kg5985 kglb)(13,195 lb)
(13,195
11 AREA 2
AREA 2
2
2.15 m
2.15 m (23.1 sq ft)3087 kg3087
(23.12sq ft) (6805kg
lb)(6805 lb)
TOTAL
CAB TOTAL
CAB 2
6.16 m (66.32 sq ft) 9072 kg (20,000 lb
6.16 m (66.3 sq ft) 9072 kg (20,000 lb

1. Maximum travel speed with any or all loads - 4.0 km/h (2.5 MPH)
1.2.Maximum
Loads to betravel speedon
transported with any or
smooth allfirm
level loads - 4.0 km/h
surfaces only. (2.5 MPH)
2.3.Loads
Boom tomustbe be
transported onin
retracted and smooth level firm
center forward surfaces only.
position.
3.4.Boom must be retracted
Any combination or total ofand in 1center
areas & 2 mayforward
be used.position.
4.5.Any
Lifting is not permitted
combination when
or total ofcarry
areas deck
1 & is2 loaded
may beexcept
used.for loading
and unloading carry deck.
5. Lifting is not permitted when carry deck is loaded except for loading
6. Rated pick and carry loads may be transported on deck area 1
and unloading carry deck.
provided the load is cribbed directly on the frame rails.
6. Rated pick and carry loads may be transported on deck area 1
provided the load is cribbed directly on the frame rails.

THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
Grove YB5515-2
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 Rigging chart

RIGGING CHART

1-PART 4-PART
0-7500 lb 0-30,000 lb

WIRE ROPE: 9/16" Diameter 6 X 19 Bright

Minimum required breaking strength = 37,000 lb

MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE SINGLE LINE PULL = 10,000 LB

RATING REDUCTIONS FOR LOAD

HANDLING DEVICES INSTALLED (lb)
FROM MAIN BOOM FROM JIB
MAIN BLOCK 356* NOT APPLICABLE
HOOK & BALL 105* 105
JIB STOWED NO REDUCTION NOT APPLICABLE
15' JIB DEPLOYED 700 NO REDUCTION
* Refer to rating plate for actual weight

RIGGING CHART

1 -PART 4-PART
0-3400 kg 0-13 610 kg

WIRE ROPE: 1 4mm Diameter 6 X 19 Bright

Minimum required breaking strength = 164.6 kN

MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE SINGLE LINE PULL = 4536 kg

RATING REDUCTIONS FOR LOAD

HANDLING DEVICES INSTALLED (kg)
FROM MAIN BOOM FROM JIB
MAIN BLOCK 166* NOT APPLICABLE
HOOK & BALL 40* 40*
JIB STOWED NO REDUCTION NOT APPLICABLE
4,6 m JIB DEPLOYED 320 NO REDUCTION
* Refer to rating plate for actual weight

PIVOT HOLE PATTERN

+80° LOW HEADROOM OPERATION
(35° MAX. BOOM ANGLE;
PIVOT SINGLE PART LINE ONLY)

+40° LOW HEADROOM OPERATION

(55° MAX. BOOM ANGLE)

0° STANDARD HEADROOM OPERATION

-30° -15° (80° MAX. BOOM ANGLE)
NO OFFSET JIB OPERATION
(75° MAX. BOOM ANGLE)

OFFSET JIB OPERATION

(80° MAX. BOOM ANGLE)
G7 80055637

RIGGING CHART

1-PART 4-PART
THIS CHART IS ONLY A GUIDE
0-7500 lbAND
SHOULD0-30,000
NOT BElbUSED TO OPERATE THE CRANE.
The individual crane’s load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
28 WIRE ROPE: 9/16" Diameter 6 X 19 Bright
Minimum required breaking strength = 37,000 lb

MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE SINGLE LINE PULL = 10,000 LB

RATING REDUCTIONS FOR LOAD

 Symbols glossary

Axles Counterweight Grade Outriggers

Boom Drive Heavy duty jib Radius

Boom elevation Electrical system Hoist Rotation

Boom extension Engine Hookblock Speed

H

Boom length Extension Hydraulic system Steering

Boom nose Frame Lights Suspension

Brakes Fuel tank capacity Oil Swing

Cab Gear Outrigger controls Tires

Transmission

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