Oshkosh Corporation has announced it is continuing the production of its Defense, Fire & Emergency, and Commercial segments while suspending Access Equipment production.
The upgraded Online Express will provide customers with an easy-to-use interface offering several new enhancements accessible via mobile, tablet, and desktop devices.
The SkyGuard SkyLine enhanced control panel protection system now comes standard on JLG's boom lifts in North America.
JLG Financial offers a quick application process and flexible payment plans for the sale of new and used equipment.
The service center, located in Hiram, Ga., includes twelve service bays, a wash bay, four ten-ton overhead cranes, and fully-equipped mobile service vehicles.
Two representatives from JLG will offer workshops on safety standards and aerial devices at an upcoming safety conference.
The optional system reduces the risk of potential engine damage by blocking the engine air intake system, cutting off the uncontrolled external fuel source and the air required to keep the engine running.
JLG will be leading a number of discussions at customer locations across the country to discuss how low-level access products, ladder and scaffolding alternatives that deliver a maximum work height/reach of 20 feet or less, can help companies minimize the risks associated with falls from height.
In addition to ES Series scissor lifts and diesel booms, the industry’s first certified pre-owned equipment program now includes electric articulating boom lifts.
ANSI A92 and CSA B354 standards govern the access equipment industry and address machine design, safe use, and training in North America. The anticipated changes will move North American manufactured machines more towards a global model.