This Broderson IC-200-3H is a used carry deck crane — sometimes referred to as a pick-and-carry crane — built in 2014 and currently located in Toledo, Ohio. Carry deck cranes are compact, self-contained lifting machines designed to pick up loads and transport them across a job site without requiring outriggers, making them well suited to industrial facilities, power plants, refineries, and construction sites where mobility and maneuverability in tight spaces are essential. Broderson is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing carry deck and industrial cranes for a wide range of heavy-industry applications.
This unit carries serial number and is rated at 15 tons lifting capacity. Power comes from a Cummins QSB3.3-C100 Tier 4 engine fitted with a catalytic converter, and an engine heater is included to aid cold-weather starting. The crane rides on a two-wheel-drive, four-wheel-steer chassis, giving it the tight turning radius that makes carry deck cranes so practical in confined industrial environments.
The boom configuration consists of a 50-foot main boom paired with a 16-foot jib, providing substantial reach for a machine of this class. The operator works from an all-weather cab equipped with air conditioning, and visibility and site safety are supported by headlight and taillight grilles and a strobe light. Load management is handled by an RCL Greer rated capacity limiter, a standard and well-regarded system used to monitor and limit crane loads in real time. The unit is listed under inventory number 10979.
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