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Hiab to Expand Crane Business With Effer Acquisition

Hiab, part of Cargotec, entered into an agreement to acquire the Effer loader cranes business from the CTE Group for an enterprise value of more than $58 million.

AMS Brings AIRO Lifts to U.S.

ROCK HILL, S.C. – Applied Machinery Sales (AMS) announced it is growing its material handling product lineup with the introduction of AIRO MEWPs to the U.S. market.

JLG’s Updated Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts Shaped by Customer Feedback

MCCONNELLSBURG, Pa. — JLG Industries updated its LRT series of rough terrain scissors as a result of customer feedback to enhance the operability, serviceability, and efficiency of these machines.

Genie's Two New High-Float Boom Lifts Designed for Sand, Turf

Genie’s new S-80 high float (HF) and S-85 HF telescopic boom lifts are designed to perform heavy-lifting tasks on sensitive ground, such as sand and turf.

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OSHA Extends Public Comment Period for Crane Operator Certification Rule - Posted: Saturday, Jun 16
Xtreme, Snorkel Secure $65M Loan for Growth - Posted: Thursday, May 31
Dana Unveils Strategy for Electric Drives on Aerial Work Platforms, Other Off-Road Vehicles - Posted: Wednesday, Apr 25
Equipment Leasing and Financing Up in March - Posted: Wednesday, Apr 25
CVT Continuously Variable Transmission is in Skyjack EcoShift Telehandler - Posted: Friday, Feb 23

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Seventy-Four Ponies Seem Plenty

This week, I visited Skyjack, where I learned that the company will be introducing an 80-something foot articulating boom lift, a 5,000-lb. telehandler, and a 12,000-lb. telehandler in the next few months. Although details about the new machines were not yet available, the news that they are coming is exciting.

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