This 2004 IMT 16-117 is a mounted knuckle boom crane — sometimes referred to as a picker truck or articulating crane — a type of hydraulic lifting and materials-handling equipment that mounts to a service or flatbed truck chassis to provide on-site lifting, loading, and placement capability across construction, utility, oil field, and heavy-service industries. IMT, Iowa Mold Tooling, is a well-established American manufacturer known for its service trucks, crane bodies, air compressors, and hydraulic equipment, with a long history serving fleet maintenance, construction, and oilfield service markets.
This unit is built around a pre-emission chassis equipped with an Allison 3000-series automatic transmission, a widely respected heavy-duty automatic gearbox known for its reliability in vocational truck applications. The crane offers a maximum reach of 50 feet and is paired with a 3,300 lb hydraulic winch, adding versatility for lifting and pulling operations beyond the crane's direct hook.
Rated capacities are provided at three working radii: 13,560 lbs at 6 feet, 3,085 lbs at 28 feet, and 1,585 lbs at 50 feet, reflecting the characteristic capacity curve of a knuckle boom crane as load ratings decrease with increasing outreach.
The truck body features a 14-foot 8-inch flatbed with removable stake sides and eight tie-down points, making it well suited for transporting materials, tools, and equipment alongside crane operations. A pintle hitch with air lines to the rear is fitted, allowing the unit to tow a trailer. Four aluminum toolboxes provide organized, weather-resistant storage for ancillary tools and equipment.
Recent preparation work includes new tires on the rear axle and all-new powder-coated rims across the wheel set. The unit is located in Wisconsin, USA, and is offered in used condition.
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