Grove trio joins Markewitsch fleet

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Sarah Ann McCay

13 August 2012

Dieter Popp (left), of Manitowoc with Alexander Markert, dispatcher for Gebr. Markewitsch’s Würzburg

Dieter Popp (left), of Manitowoc with Alexander Markert, dispatcher for Gebr. Markewitsch’s Würzburg branch, in front of the new Grove GMK4100L.

German rental company Markewitsch has added three new Grove all-terrain cranes to its fleet.

Joining the fleet is a four-axle GMK4100L, the third such vehicle in the Markewitsch depot. A third five-axle GMK5130-2 is also joining the company by year-end, while an additional three-axle Grove will be delivered in early 2013.

Markewitsch operates more than 50 mobile cranes at five branches in the north of Bavaria. The latest order brings to six the total number of Grove cranes purchased by the rental firm in the last three years.

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