1. Overview

The XCMG GSQS200-4 is an 8-ton class straight boom truck mounted crane from XCMG's new generation G-series. Featuring a new hexagonal boom profile and reinforced synchronized telescoping mechanism, this model delivers excellent load-carrying capability, operational comfort, and efficiency. It is widely used in construction sites, municipal projects, landscaping, and cargo handling applications.

2. Key Features

• New hexagonal boom profile – Higher bending and torsional resistance; superior load capacity

• Reinforced synchronized telescoping mechanism – Single cylinder with cable design; strong load-carrying telescoping capability with high reliability

• Optimized hydraulic system – Higher efficiency, lower energy consumption; dual-pump confluence for smooth compound actions

• Large-span outriggers – Single cavity, three-layer nested design; requires smaller installation space

• 360° continuous slewing – Flexible operation in confined spaces

• Automatic hook storage – Saves preparation time, prevents hook swing during travel, improves safety

• Expandable functionality – Optional auxiliary hook, work platform, remote control, and load moment indicator (LMI)

• Multiple control options – Single pump or dual pump configurations to meet different customer needs

3. Specifications

Rated load capacity at different outreach:

4. Applications

5. Standard vs. Optional Configuration

6. Buying Guide

Selection recommendations by application:

Optional upgrades:

• Wireless remote control – For remote operation, improves safety and efficiency

• Load moment indicator (LMI) – For precise weighing and overload protection

• Auxiliary hook / work platform – For multiple job functions

Truck chassis compatibility:

• Minimum installation space required: 860 mm

• Chassis must have PTO (power take-off) and matching hydraulic interface

• Compatible with 4x2 flatbed trucks and larger configurations

User feedback: This model has proven reliability in demanding applications such as high-speed railway construction, operating 12 hours daily for 3 consecutive months with zero failures.

7. Delivery & Service