Abstract: Vehicular crane of high carrying capacity having an extensible arm, especially a telescopic arm. The vehicular crane has a maximum carrying capacity of greater than 250 metric tons obtained in such a way that, with a stroke length which is sufficient for the situation, the vehicular crane can be ready for use immediately after reaching the place of use without having to undergo expensive assembly procedures. The extensible arm of the crane is connected with an undercarriage via a frame part which carries pivot mounting. The crane is also provided with wheeled swivel supports as carrier supports which are provided with vertically adjustable ground support elements and undercarriage wheels of which the direction can be adjusted.

Abstract: A telescopic, mobile crane comprising, a first base member pivotally mounted on a carriage, a second telescopic member telescopically engaged with the first member, an idle or manual member telescopically engaged to the second member and a drive piston and cylinder unit connected between the first and second members for extending the second member from the first member. An arresting apparatus is connected between the piston and cylinder arrangement and the idle member for extending the idle member. When the idle member is extended, the first and second members are locked to each other by a pawl and pin arrangement and the second member is disengaged from the piston and cylinder arrangement. After the idle member is extended, the first and second members are unlocked from each other to permit the extension of the second member.