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Factory Original JLG ManualsJLG is one of the leading construction equipment manufacturers. JLG produces some of the most iconic equipment of all time including the Boom Truck Crane, Scissor Lift and Vertical Lift to name a few. Click an equipment type from the list below or call us to purchase a factory original JLG operator, service repair, electrical wiring or parts catalog manual.Click Your JLG Equipment Type Below

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What engines does JLG use?

JLG Industries, an American manufacturer of high-level access equipment, uses various engines in its aerial work platforms and telehandlers. The company has a history of using Ford and Perkins engines, such as the Ford LRG-423 in the JLG 80HX model. In recent years, JLG has focused on meeting Tier 4 emission standards for nonroad diesel engines, as seen in their 53' Rough Terrain Scissor Lift, which features a Tier 4 engine.

How did the introduction of JLG's oscillating axles in 1981 change the aerial work platform industry?

In 1981, JLG introduced oscillating axles to the aerial work platform industry, revolutionizing the way these machines could traverse uneven terrain. This innovation allowed for better stability and maneuverability, enabling the machines to operate more efficiently on rough job sites. The oscillating axle design, which is still used in some JLG models today, has become an industry standard for many aerial work platforms.

Is JLG American made?

JLG Industries is an American company. Some top designs manufactured by JLG are aerial work platforms, telehandlers, and other equipment for the construction and industry. JLG is headquartered in Pennsylvania and operates manufacturing facilities and engineering centers throughout the US.

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