This IMT 16000SII Mounted Knuckle Boom Crane is a truck-mounted knuckle boom crane — sometimes referred to as a folding boom crane or articulating crane — designed for lifting, placing, and handling materials directly from a carrier vehicle. IMT (Iowa Mack Truck, now Iowa Mack Technologies) is a well-established American manufacturer of service and utility equipment, including service trucks, mechanics cranes, and material handler cranes widely used in construction, utility, and industrial service applications.
This unit is offered as a complete truck-and-crane package. The carrier is a 2004 Sterling LT9513 equipped with a Mercedes OM460 diesel engine producing 410 horsepower, paired with a Fuller 8LL manual transmission. The truck features Tuftrac suspension, an exhaust brake, power steering, air conditioning, cruise control, and a turbocharged pre-emission engine configuration. The odometer reads 484,720 miles. The truck's gross vehicle weight rating is 66,000 pounds, and it rides on a 25 x 96 inch flatbed body.
The crane mounted to this truck is an IMT 16000 Series II material handler, model 16000S2, serial number 16000S2031047, manufactured in 2003. It is fitted with a 42-foot drywall boom and provides 360-degree continuous rotation, making it well suited for precise material placement across a full working circle. The combination of the extended boom reach and full rotation capability supports efficient drywall delivery and general material handling operations on job sites where positioning flexibility is essential.
The truck and crane are located in Alabama, USA, and are listed at $47,500.
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