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JLG Announces Comprehensive Support Services for its Agriculture Equipment Dealers

JLG Industries, an Oshkosh Corporation business and a leading global manufacturer of mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) and telehandlers, offers a full suite of customer support and parts services dedicated to its agricultural equipment dealers across North America. This exclusive agriculture support channel provides personalized assistance throughout the ownership journey.

Building a Strong Dealer Network

JLG is establishing a contracted dealer network to sell, service and support the JLG Agriculture product line across North America. The company offers dealers designated Areas of Responsibility (AOR), financing and floorplan solutions, access to aftermarket parts through Online Express and training through JLG University, marketing allowances, dedicated product support channels and an exclusive warranty program.

“At JLG, we’re not just expanding our agriculture dealer network — we’re carefully building it with the right partners who share our commitment to the customer,” says Cody Rainer, director of channel development — JLG Agriculture. “We believe that providing industry-leading support after the sale is just as important as delivering high-quality equipment. That’s why we’re focused on working with dealers who prioritize reliability, service and long-term customer success. Together, we’re creating a strong foundation to support the evolving needs of the North American agricultural industry.”

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