What is the capacity of the crane's reservoir tank?

The capacity of the crane's reservoir tank is essential for ensuring that the crane operates effectively and safely. A 60-gallon tank provides a balance between sufficient hydraulic fluid storage for the crane's operation and maintaining a manageable size that allows for ease of transport and use.

In many crane operations, the reservoir tank must hold enough fluid to control various functions, such as lifting and extending the boom, while also allowing for fluid expansion during operation. If the tank capacity is too small, it could lead to insufficient hydraulic fluid, potentially causing the crane to operate inefficiently or even put it at risk of failure. Therefore, a 60-gallon capacity is well-suited for the demands placed on the system during typical operations, ensuring reliability and safety.

The other options represent tank capacities that would either be too small or unnecessarily large for standard crane operations, affecting both performance and practicality.