The ALL Family of Companies (ALL) is adding 20 new JLG telehandlers to its nationwide fleet of rental equipment.
The 20-machine purchase includes ten G9-43As, five G10-55As, and five G6-42As. Each machine has an enclosed cab for operator comfort and a side tilt carriage for precision load placement.
Each machine also has foam-filled tires to eliminate flats, fenders to prevent debris from blowing into the engine, and work lights to allow use after dark.
JLG’s G10-55A (pictured) has 10,000-lb. lifting capacity, 55-ft. maximum lift height, and 42-ft. maximum forward reach.
The G6-42A has a maximum capacity of 6,600 lbs., a maximum lifting height of 42 ft., and a maximum forward reach of 29 ft. The G9-43A has 9,000-lb. maximum capacity, 43-ft. maximum lifting height, and 30'6" maximum forward reach.
Both can land loads atop six sets of scaffold or a four-story building. Their special features include three steering modes, a side mounted engine, and single joystick control for boom operation.
“These telelscopic forklifts will enhance ALL’s ability to meet customer demand,” said Michael L. Liptak, president of the ALL Family of Companies. The new JLG telehandlers replace older models recently sold to retail customers.
The new models will be based in branches near Cleveland, Ohio, but will be available for rent or sale throughout ALL’s geographic footprint.
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