2005 Broderson IC20-1G Dual Fuel

2005 Broderson IC20-1G CarryDeck Cranes – 638 Hours

This 2005 Broderson IC20-1G carry deck crane offers low-hour reliability, proven Broderson build quality, and a jobsite-friendly configuration that is ideal for industrial maintenance, plant work, and compact construction environments. Listed under NLEQ stock number 148359 and priced at $39,875.00, this unit represents a high-value opportunity for buyers seeking a dependable pick-and-carry crane with a straightforward spec package that gets real work done efficiently. With 638 hours and a Dual Fuel power setup, it is ready to deliver practical performance where access, maneuverability, and precise placement matter most.

Broderson carry deck cranes are trusted in facilities and jobsites where you need to lift, carry, and set loads without the overhead and setup demands of larger cranes. The IC20-1G in particular is favored for its compact footprint coupled with a productive boom and jib arrangement, a well-balanced deck for moving materials, and a simple, operator-friendly layout. The combination of a rated 2.5 Ton (5000# Capacity), a 16' Main Boom with a 7' Jib Boom Extension, and a 27'9" Tip Height gives you a practical working envelope for everyday lifting tasks, whether you are working in a manufacturing plant, a warehouse, a refinery, or a tight construction site.

Key Specifications

• Year: 2005
• Make: Broderson
• Model: IC20-1G
• Category: CarryDeck Cranes
• Hours: 638
• Fuel Type: Dual Fuel
• Capacity: 2.5 Ton (5000# Capacity)
• Tip Height: 27'9"
• Boom: 16' Main Boom
• Jib: 7' Jib Boom Extension
• NLEQ Stock Number: 148359
• Price: $39,875.00

Condition and Presentation

Every machine listed by NLEQ is carefully tested and inspected before being offered for sale, so you receive accurate, honest, and reliable information about what you are buying. The hours showing are 638, positioning this unit as a low-hour option for buyers who want remaining service life and confident uptime. As with any used carry deck crane, sensible due diligence is encouraged, and our team can walk you through the inspection findings, answer technical questions, and help you evaluate the fit for your application. If you need additional photos, a video walkaround, or to discuss the results of our operational checks, we are ready to assist so you can buy with clarity.

Why These Specs Matter in the Real World

Fuel flexibility matters when you operate in mixed environments. The Dual Fuel configuration lets you run on gasoline or an alternative fuel to suit the jobsite, which can help you adapt to local emissions restrictions inside plants and warehouses while still having a practical option for outdoor use. That flexibility can translate into more time working and less time shuffling equipment depending on where the lift needs to happen.

Working envelope directly influences job feasibility. The listed tip height provides the vertical reach needed for common industrial tasks like setting machinery, lifting components to mezzanines, or raising equipment over low obstructions. Combined with the compact stature that carry deck cranes are known for, the IC20-1G can access tighter bays and utility corridors where traditional truck cranes or larger rough-terrain units can’t go.

Capacity is your safety margin. With the rated lift capability, this machine is well-suited for material handling, maintenance lifts, and light equipment placement in environments where loads are often dense but not oversized. It gives you enough headroom to handle pumps, motors, valves, skids, and structural pieces that are typical in industrial and MEP work, while remaining nimble enough to move around the site with the load as needed.

Boom and jib versatility translates into fewer repositionings. The main boom provides the core reach for most lifts, while the jib extension helps clear obstacles or achieve precise placement without changing the machine’s position. In practical terms, that means faster picks, less time spent resetting, and better productivity when space is constrained or when you’re working around piping, conveyors, or mezzanine steel.

Operational Advantages for Professional Buyers

• Compact carry deck design: A small footprint and unobtrusive profile make this crane easier to navigate through shops, narrow aisles, and crowded laydown yards. This is essential in busy plants where production can’t stop and access needs to be controlled.
• Pick-and-carry capability: Move with the load across short distances to streamline workflow. This reduces the need for multiple handling steps and can replace a combination of forklift and overhead crane tasks in the right scenarios.
• Operator-friendly layout: Broderson’s straightforward controls and clear sightlines support confident operation. That helps crews get up to speed quickly and contributes to efficient daily use.
• Productive reach package: The blend of main boom and jib gives you the right mix of reach and clearance for common maintenance, mechanical, and light erection work, improving job versatility without overcomplicating the setup.
• Fuel adaptability: The dual-fuel power system offers practical options for indoor and outdoor work, potentially simplifying compliance and logistics across different sites.

Ideal Applications

• Industrial and plant maintenance: Move machinery, swap motors and pumps, and handle process components without tying up overhead cranes or needing large mobile cranes.
• Manufacturing and warehouse operations: Lift and place equipment on mezzanines, relocate tooling and dies, and handle inventory on the carry deck within tight aisles.
• Mechanical, electrical, and HVAC contractors: Set rooftop units, air handlers, and switchgear where access is limited and precise placement is required.
• Refineries, chemical plants, and utilities: Navigate congested pipe racks and structural steel while handling valves, skids, and support equipment within controlled environments.
• Construction and facility upgrades: Support interior build-outs, steel work, and assembly tasks where low headroom or limited access would stall larger lifting equipment.
• Rental fleets: A workhorse spec that appeals to a wide range of customers seeking a compact, reliable carry deck crane with simple, versatile capabilities.

Ownership Value

Choosing a used Broderson IC20-1G is about maximizing productivity while managing total cost of ownership. The model’s reputation for straightforward service and practical reliability helps minimize downtime and keeps maintenance predictable. The crane’s compact design also means fewer access challenges, which can reduce time spent on logistical workarounds. For owners operating in mixed-use settings, the flexibility of a dual-fuel power system can further streamline deployment across different job types and locations.

Residual value is another consideration. Broderson carry deck cranes are widely recognized in the market, and units with clean specs and low hours tend to attract attention when it is time to rotate assets. The configuration presented here aligns with what many industrial, mechanical, and facility-focused buyers look for, making it a smart addition to a small fleet or a specialized complement to larger lifting assets.

Why This Broderson IC20-1G

There are many carry deck cranes on the market, but this unit brings together the details that matter: a 2005 build year for solid, modern reliability; a low 638 hours that suggests substantial remaining service; a practical boom and jib arrangement for everyday reach and placement; and dual-fuel flexibility to move between indoor and outdoor work. At $39,875.00, it delivers a compelling balance of capability and value for buyers who want proven performance without excess complexity.

Why Buy from NLEQ

NLEQ is a trusted leader in used heavy construction equipment, and every machine we list is carefully tested and inspected before sale. Our focus is on providing buyers with accurate, honest, and reliable information so you can make a confident decision. With extensive industry knowledge and a commitment to transparency, we help professionals match the right equipment to the right job, protecting your budget and your schedule.

Next Steps

If this 2005 Broderson IC20-1G carry deck crane aligns with your upcoming projects, contact NLEQ and reference stock number 148359. Our team can provide inspection details, discuss your application, share additional photos or video, and help you evaluate the fit for your fleet. Low-hour, well-configured carry deck cranes are in consistent demand, so we encourage serious buyers to reach out promptly to review availability and secure the unit. Put this Broderson IC20-1G to work and gain the practical lifting efficiency your jobs require.