JLG Industries will begin branding the Gradall telehandler name and product line under the JLG moniker at the end of the 2008 calendar year. According to Kirsten Skyba, vice president - global ...

JLG Industries, an Oshkosh Corp. company, and leading manufacturer of telescopic material handlers, last week announced that by the end of 2008 Gradall-branded telehandlers will become part of an ...

The JLG logo is supplanting that of a legendary brand on Gradall telehandlers. While the historic blue Gradall paint scheme will remain, by the end of 2008, an expanded JLG-branded telehandler family ...

LASKY All-American. Lasky’s entrée into construction was a Gradall. Bill Lasky’s career has just swung full circle. When he was 19 years old and working as a quality control engineer on New York state ...

JLG has announced that as of the end of this year, it will drop the Gradall brand name re-badging the products as JLG but retaining the grey/blue colour scheme which will continue to be applied to the ...

The Model G9-43A telehandler by JLG Industries and Gradall offers a 9,000-pound capacity, a 43-foot maximum lift height and a 30-foot reach with your choice of all-wheel, front-wheel or crab steering.

JLG Industries is to rebrand its rear-pivot steer Gradall telehandlers under the JLG name by the end of the year. The company said the rebranding represented the completion of a plan begun in 2006 ...

JLG has announced that it will discontinue production of its four (Gradall) rear-pivot steer telehandler models from the end of this year. The G6-42P, 534D9-45, 534D10-45 and 544D10-55 will be dropped ...

JLG Industries promotes its new JLG/Gradall TF6-42 Transformer as a unique machine. This model is designed to function as either a boom-mounted aerial-work platform or a rough-terrain telehandler, and ...

Gradall, a product brand and company that has been an industrial mainstay in New Philadelphia, Ohio for over 50 years, has been sold to the Alamo Group Inc. The sale was announced at a recent employee ...

Bobcat has expanded its line of telehandlers in the 7,000- to 8,000-pound size class with its V723 VersaHandler, giving the machine a low profile to easily maneuver job sites yet still handle heavy ...