This IMT 5200 is a mounted knuckle boom crane — sometimes called an articulating crane or a knuckle crane — a type of hydraulic lifting equipment designed to reach up, over, and around obstacles in ways that a straight-boom crane cannot. Mounted knuckle boom cranes are widely used in service, utility, and construction environments for loading and unloading heavy equipment, positioning materials in confined spaces, and supporting field maintenance operations. IMT, Iowa Mold Tooling, is a well-established American manufacturer known for producing service truck bodies, cranes, and hydraulic equipment for fleet maintenance and industrial service applications.
This particular unit is presented as a complete mechanics truck package rather than a standalone crane. The host vehicle is a 2007 International WorkStar 7300, a heavy-duty commercial truck platform. It is powered by a DT466 engine, a well-regarded inline six-cylinder diesel unit commonly paired with International medium- and heavy-duty trucks. The transmission is a 10-speed Eaton unit, a standard configuration for vocational trucks of this type. At the time of listing, the truck shows 110,000 miles of use.
The IMT 5200 crane is fitted to the truck and is offered with a compressor and remote control operation included. The compressor makes this a fully functioning mechanics service truck, capable of supporting pneumatic tools in the field. The remote control allows the operator to manage crane movements from a safe working position away from the cab.
The truck is located in Virginia, USA, and is offered used at $37,500.
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