JLG has introduced AllFleet Parts, a new cross-fleet parts offering available through the company’s Online Express parts portal.

AllFleet Parts is designed to support today’s diverse mixed equipment fleets with a broad selection of cross-brand aftermarket replacement parts — all in one online location.

JLG AllFleet Parts

“Fleet managers, contractors, equipment owners and rental operations are responsible for keeping a wide range of machines running,” said Wade Jones, senior director – aftermarket, JLG.

“AllFleet Parts gives them broader access to the parts they use every day, whether they’re maintaining aerial equipment, telehandlers, skid steers or other compact machines. It’s about delivering flexibility, coverage and confidence across the fleet.”

Universal coverage

The AllFleet Parts portfolio spans more than 60 brands and supports a wide range of equipment used in construction, agriculture, landscaping, utility work, industrial maintenance and rental fleets, including replacement parts designed to fit specific brands and models

And standardized replacement components that work across multiple machine types and brands, including JLG equipment

The offering focuses on the high-frequency wear and service items that drive ongoing maintenance needs, including engine parts, tyres, tracks, batteries, oil filters, shop supplies, compact equipment attachments, such as buckets, augers, forks, grapples and specialty.

“Unlike brand-specific replacement programs, AllFleet Parts is built for the realities of mixed fleets,” says Jones. “From routine service items to productivity-enhancing attachments for compact equipment used in earthmoving, material handling and utility applications, AllFleet Parts helps equipment owners and operators find what they need to maintain and maximize their fleets.”

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