JLG Industries maker of mobile elevating work platforms and telehandlers, now offers Quad Tracks for JLG 600S and 660SJ boom lifts. Quad Tracks from JLG are made up of four triangular rubber-track ...

The 400, 600, and 800 Series models maximize productivity on the jobsite, thanks to an expanded work envelope and three capacity zones for greater reach. JLG Industries Inc., has expanded its range of ...

JLG is offering Quad Tracks for its 600S and 660SJ boom lifts. The company's Quad Tracks are made up of four triangular rubber-track systems, each measuring 34x54x18 inches. They bolt directly to the ...

The 600S and 660SJ telescoping boom aerial work platforms offer both unrestricted and restricted capacities, based on lift height. The 600S has a unrestricted capacity of 600 pounds, and a restricted ...

ALL Aerials has added 60 new JLG aerial work platforms to its fleet because of high demand. ALL Aerials is a standalone division of the ALL Family of Companies. The JLG purchase package features a mix ...

JLG has extended the length of its mandatory wire rope and sheave replacement interval for a number of its boom lifts from eight to 12 years – assuming the total number of machine hours does not ...

On JLG's new proving grounds and expanded training center at its headquarters in McConnellsburg, Pa., an 1850SJ Ultra Boom slowly rises to its full 185-ft platform height. The lift is operated via a ...

Like many southern Pennsylvanians, Jason Watkins loves to shoot deer. His most recent kill: a four-point buck taken before 8 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 27, first day of the season. Good thing he bagged it ...

Description: The JLG 670SJ self-leveling boom lift is now available in North America. Equipped with JLG’s self-leveling technology, the 670SJ is engineered to automatically adapt to terrain on slopes ...

Italian manufacturer AGB has purchased Axolift low level work platforms for all its production facilities German rental ...

Boom lift manufacturer JLG Industries Inc. has introduced a new model that, at 185 feet, is now the tallest self-propelled boom lift. It beats its closest rival, Genie, by just 5 ft. The JLG 1850SJ ...