About this asset

Detailed 2D AutoCAD drawing of a Grove RT9130E-2 rough terrain crane, featuring precise plan and side elevation projections. This technical CAD block provides a simplified 2D representation of a Grove RT9130E-2 rough terrain crane. The file includes two distinct views: a top-down plan view illustrating the chassis footprint and outrigger placement, and a side elevation view showing the telescopic boom assembly extended. Lines are clean and consistent, capturing the structural geometry of the carrier, axles, and boom sections. It is a functional, lightweight drafting asset intended for site planning and logistics layouts, providing enough geometric clarity to accurately convey the machinery's presence on a construction site plan.

The download is a 123 KB file containing an AutoCAD drawing (.dwg) drawn in plan and elevation. It opens in AutoCAD, BricsCAD, DraftSight and other DWG-compatible CAD programs, ready to insert as blocks into plans and elevations.

Engineers and site planners can insert this DWG directly into project files as a block. It is best placed on a dedicated machinery layer to maintain control over line weights and visibility. Because the geometry is strictly 2D, it is ideal for overlaying onto civil engineering plans, traffic management schemes, or construction phasing diagrams. Users should verify the insertion scale against their project units to ensure the footprint accurately represents the equipment's physical dimensions on the site.

This asset is essential for construction site logistics, heavy equipment staging, and temporary works planning. It is frequently employed by contractors and civil engineers to demonstrate crane reach, turning radii, and site access constraints during the tender and construction phases. Professionals searching for site machinery or heavy plant equipment will find this block useful for residential, industrial, and infrastructure project documentation, ensuring that site plans clearly communicate the spatial requirements for operation and assembly of large-scale lifting equipment on site.