JLG Adds AUSA Equipment to North American Portfolio
JLG, a global manufacturer of MEWPs and telehandlers, has introduced the JLG AUSA all-terrain compact equipment lineup for North America.
 |
| JLG has added AUSA material handling and jobsite support products to its portfolio. |
Now part of JLG’s portfolio, the AUSA material handling and jobsite support products which includes 12 wheeled dumpers and five rough-terrain forklifts, are engineered to support durability, maneuverability and performance across multiple applications.
“JLG AUSA wheeled dumpers and rough-terrain forklifts offer customers a broad range of purpose-built solutions that help customers work more efficiently across diverse applications,” says Mirco Negri, senior product manager, JLG. “These models are ideal for crews working on residential, municipal, golf course, civil and road construction projects, plus groundskeepers and trade professionals needing help with the transportation and handling of industrial and agricultural materials.”
In 2026, JLG will begin transitioning existing AUSA models in North America with updated decaling and nomenclature to reflect modern brand standards and imperial specifications.
The articulated dumpers in JLG’s new portfolio spans a range of payload classes, supporting applications from municipal work, landscaping to large-scape earthmoving projects.
With permanent four-wheel drive and compact designs, these machines provide maneuverability on narrow terrain and steep slopes.
Reversible dumper models further enhance operator visibility by allowing the cab to rotate 180 degrees, improving situational awareness.
Additional equipment being added to the JLG line is the AUSA rough-terrain forklifts, engineered for improved performance in more challenging environments.
Like the dumpers, the forklifts are offered in a variety of payload capacities and designed to support material handling functions in a variety of applications.
“JLG AUSA all-terrain compact equipment helps accelerate our growth into the specialty equipment, agriculture and landscaping markets in North America while providing our construction and materials handling customers with an even broader array of products,” Negri said.
CONTRACTOR SUPPLY MAGAZINE
The December 2025/January 2026 issue of Contractor Supply magazine is here!
Our cover story, Rising to the Challenge, Industrial Ladder & Supply in Villa Park, Ill. uses a classic service model to keep climbing the ladder of success.
Learn what happened at the 2025 STAFDA Convention and Trade Show, get a preview of World of Concrete 2026. Also in this issue are Industry Updates.
This digital edition, sponsored by BECK AMERICA Inc., is fully searchable and contains live links to every advertiser and new product listing. Click away!
| Read the Articles Read the Digital Edition |
