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Grove Aerial Lifts: How We Load Them in Containers
We have dismantled and loaded 6 Grove models of aerial lifts for export. Here is the box plan for each one, the parts that come off, and drawings of how the boxes are loaded.
Typical loading plans
Most Grove aerial lifts go one of these ways. Pick the plan that matches your machine to start a quote with it filled in.
Every Grove model of aerial lifts in our records
| Model | Boxes | Dismantling |
|---|---|---|
| Grove A80J | 1 × 40 ft open top, 1 ft / 0.3 m over the side walls | Standard preparation |
| Grove A125J | 1 × 40 ft open top, 1 ft 6 in / 0.46 m over the side wallsOr: 1 × 45 ft high cube + 1 × 40 ft high cube | Standard preparation |
| Grove AMX86XT | 1 × 40 ft open top, 1 ft / 0.3 m over the side walls | Standard preparation |
| Grove AMZ 131 | 1 × 40 ft open top, 1 ft / 0.3 m over the side walls | Standard preparation |
| Grove AMZ 131XT | 1 × 40 ft open top, 1 ft 6 in / 0.46 m over the side walls | Standard preparation |
| Grove MZ76 | 1 × 40 ft high cube | Standard preparation |
Plans come from our dismantling and loading records. A different year, arm, bucket or option list can change the boxes, so we confirm the plan with photos or a survey before booking. When a machine does not fit a container, we ship it on a flat rack, by RoRo or as breakbulk.
Shipping Grove aerial lifts?
Send the model and the pickup yard. We reply with the boxes, the dismantling and the ocean freight to your port.
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