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Technical specs - 31000 Manitowoc
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| at reach | 13.4 m |
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| Carrying capacity | 48 t |
| at max. reach | 150 m |
| max. standard boom | 138 m |
| Min. standard boom | 55 m |
| Max. luffing jib | 114 m |
| Engine power | 447 kW |
| Travel speed | 0.6 km/h |
| Soil pressure | 13.08 kg/cm² |
| Engine manuf. | Cummins |
| Engine type | QSX15 |
| Engine power | 600 HP |
| No. of cylinders | 6 |
| Emission level | Tier 3, IIIA |
| max. carrying capacity | ### |
| max. hook height | ### |
| Load Torque | ### |
| Dimension lxwxh | ### |
| Displacement | ### |
| Revolutions at max torque | ### |
| Max. torque | ### |
| Cylinder bore x stroke | ### |
| Weight | ### |
Including hook block
31000 Manitowoc - Special equipment
- 2nd winch
- Add. ballast
- Basic boom
- Tip extension
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