
IC-35-2A
- CAPACITY
- 8,000 lb
- MAX HEIGHT
- 33′ 6″
- MAX REACH
- 27′
- WEIGHT · POWER
- 7,100 lbs · Gas/Diesel
WIDTH · 5′ 0″

Broderson industrial cranes built for plant and warehouse work: pick a load, carry it across the floor, and set it, all with one machine. Low-profile decks clear plant doorways, and dual-fuel engines work indoors and out.

WIDTH · 5′ 0″

WIDTH · 5′ 6″

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Plant shutdowns, rigging jobs, and short-term floor work. Bare rental, delivered and picked up from Pottstown, PA.
Broderson units for permanent plant duty. Third-party financing available, and rental credit can apply toward purchase.
Send the load weight, clearances, and dates; we verify the pick and quote delivery with the machine.
Capacity vs. radius, pick-and-carry rules, deck loads, and indoor use.
A compact, self-propelled industrial crane with a rotating boom and a flat deck for moving materials around a jobsite. Common inside plants, factories, mechanical rooms, and industrial facilities.
The IC-35 is rated 8,000 lbs, the IC-40 9,000 lbs, and the IC-80 18,000 lbs. Actual capacity depends on radius, boom configuration, operating direction, and whether the crane is on outriggers or rubber.
No. Headline capacity applies only at a short radius in a specific configuration. Capacity drops as the load moves farther out, so every lift gets checked against the load chart.
Certain configurations allow pick-and-carry on rubber. Permitted load, boom position, travel speed, and surface requirements follow the model-specific pick-and-carry chart and operating manual.
No. Deck capacity is material placed directly on the carry deck; crane capacity is a load suspended from the boom. Each has separate limits and operating requirements.
No. Some lifts can be performed on rubber when the load chart permits. Outriggers come out when greater capacity or stability is required.
Yes, if the machine fits the access route and the facility permits its power source. Floor capacity, ventilation, tire loading, overhead clearance, and turning space get evaluated first.