Where are SkyTrak telehandlers made?
Tonneins, France
JLG acquires Lull®, SkyTrak™, military-design telehandlers and remanufacturing operations in Tonneins, France.
Where is the SkyTrak serial number?
SkyTrak unit serial numbers can be found in several places, including:
- Front of machine’s frame tilt cylinder tower.
- SkyTrak’s frame.
- Front of vehicle’s plate.
- Vehicle’s frame.
What company owns SkyTrak?
JLG
JLG acquired SkyTrak and Lull in 2003.
Is Mevo plus better than SkyTrak?
From our research we have found that SkyTrak works a little bit better indoors, and Mevo Plus works better outdoors. As far as software options for in home you use, for SkyTrak if you have the Play and Improve package you get 12 courses on the WGT software, with Mevo Plus you get 5 courses on the E6 software.
Are all SkyTrak keys the same?
JLG® Online Express | SkyTrak Ignition Key (Set of 2) – 8035807.
What are the features of a Skytrak telehandler?
SkyTrak telehandlers feature improved boom function speeds, a single joystick for greater multifunction capability, an integrated arm rest and optional air conditioning for increased comfort. Tier 4 Final engines are fuel-efficient with less environmental impact.
How can I find the right part for my telehandler?
Easily look up part numbers, names, descriptions and dimensions when necessary to find the part your telehandler equipment. We carry telehandler parts for a variety of leading brands including SkyTrak, JLG, Gradall and Lull. Contact us with the model and unit serial number and well help you find the right part.
How to order replacement parts for a Skytrak?
Easily order SkyTrak replacement parts by searching for the part number above. Don’t know the part number? Find part numbers and descriptions in the manuals below, or give us a call at 1-920-668-8484 with your model and unit serial number and we’ll help you find and order the correct part.
Why is Skytrak the number one selling brand in North America?
SkyTrak is the number one selling brand in North America for a reason. These machines deliver what you need, when you need it. And they’ve been redesigned to deliver even more comfort and productivity.