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CORPORATE PRODUCT OVERVIEW Oshkosh Corporation 2307 Oregon St • Oshkosh, WI 54902 (920) 235-9151 ACCESS EQUIPMENT DEFENSE oshkoshcorporation.com FIRE & EMERGENCY COMMERCIAL OSK-0011 CO PRODOV 10/2 ACCESS EQUIPMENT Oshkosh Corporation designs and builds the world’s toughest specialty trucks and truck bodies and access equipment by working shoulder-to-shoulder with the people who use them. DEFENSE We make it our business to understand the rigors of ABOUT our customers’ jobs, and deliver vehicles to them OSHKOSH CORPORATION that out-perform anything else on the market. Our commitment to the highest quality products and customer support extends the lifetime of our vehicles FIRE & EMERGENCY through our 24/7 global service network. And because our company is broadly diversified, we can leverage our proprietary technologies to create powerful competitive advantages across many different markets. COMMERCIAL ACCESS EQUIPMENT JLG JERR-DAN DEFENSE OSHKOSH DEFENSE FIRE & EMERGENCY OSHKOSH CORPORATION PIERCE OSHKOSH AIRPORT PRODUCTS BUSINESS UNITS FRONTLINE COMMUNICATIONS KEWAUNEE FABRICATIONS COMMERCIAL MCNEILUS OSHKOSH COMMERCIAL IMT LONDON CON-E-CO ACCESS EQUIPMENT Comprised of JLG Industries, Inc. and Jerr-Dan Corporation, Oshkosh Corporation is the world’s leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of access equipment. JLG JLG’s diverse product portfolio includes leading brands such as JLG® aerial work platforms; JLG, SkyTrak® telescopic fork lifts and an array of complementary accessories that increase the versatility and efficiency of these products. JERR-DAN For more than 50 years, Jerr-Dan has defined towing and recovery industry standards for performance, reliability and service. As the leading industry innovator, Jerr-Dan offers an extensive range of standard, medium and heavy-duty wreckers, carriers and rotators. Each truck offers superior safety, along with the rugged power, versatility and reliability to exceed a demanding industry. ACCESS EQUIPMENT > JLG Articulating Boom Lifts Electric Boom Lifts Mast-Style Boom Lifts Towable Boom Lifts Telescopic Boom Lifts Scissor Lifts Articulating Boom Lifts are used for reaching Electric Boom Lifts are powered by batteries Mast-Style Boom Lifts feature a vertical Towable Boom Lifts, Tow-Pro™, consist of an Telescopic Boom Lifts are useful for applications Scissor Lifts are used where less reach and up and over obstacles on the floor and for that are rechargeable and are used primarily telescoping mast with a jib boom that extends articulated boom and turntable mounted on a that require high reach capability. The boom height, but more workspace and lifting capacity, reaching other elevated positions. The turntable on indoor and slab applications for reaching the platform away from the mast. This piece towable trailer chassis. can be raised or lowered from vertical to are required. They are maneuvered in a manner can be rotated 360 degrees in either direction, up and over machinery, equipment and other provides workers with unparalleled access to below horizontal and extended while the work similar to boom lifts, but are raised only vertically. and it can be maneuvered forward or backward obstacles mounted on floors. hard-to-reach overhead sites. These are very platform remains straight and stable. and steered in any direction by the operator mobile through narrow aisles and tight spaces. from the work platform, even when the basket is elevated. ACCESS EQUIPMENT > JLG Vertical Personnel Lifts Telehandlers Triple-L® Trailers Vertical Personnel Lifts consist of a work JLG Industries, Inc. offers two brands of Triple-L trailers feature the innovative Power platform attached to an aluminum mast that telehandlers. JLG® and SkyTrak® telehandlers Deck® system, which provides more efficient extends vertically, which in turn is mounted on feature all-wheel steering, including two-wheel, loading and transporting. They hydraulically a steel base. The LiftPod™, JLG’s new personal four-wheel circle, and four-wheel cab to meet lower the entire deck to ground level, eliminating portable lift, is the most portable aerial work various maneuverability requirements. the need for ramps or tilt beds. The Triple-L platform in the world. trailers are available in flatbed, utility or The JLG family of telehandlers optimizes configurations with capacities ranging from productivity by providing operators with a large 2,200 to 10,000 pounds. and comfortable cab, quick boom functions, and a powerful drive train. SkyTrak is the industry’s most popular brand of telehandlers and are designed for the harsh realities of the rental market. ACCESS EQUIPMENT > JERR-DAN Wrecker From simple breakdowns to heavy retrievals Heavy-duty wreckers range in size from 25 -50 and complex recoveries; Jerr-Dan offers a wide ton integrated models and 35 - 60 ton indepen- range of standard, medium and heavy-duty dent models. All wreckers are engineered and wreckers to meet industry demands. designed to give you maximum power, stability and versatility. The 50 ton wreckers offer the Standard-duty wreckers include the MPL and longest recovery boom in it’s class with a 174” HPL products lines. The bestselling MPL40 reach on a 2-stage boom and a 291” reach on offers an 8-ton recovery boom and choice of a 3-stage boom. The 50 Ton also provides the three wheel-grid packages. The MPL40 has the longest underlift with a standard 141” reach Rotators Carriers Side Recovery System versatility to handle whatever job put in its path and an optional 174” reach to give the operator and with safety innovations like the patented maximum flexibility. Jerr Dan’s 50/60 Ton Rotator platform provides Jerr-Dan carriers are powerful, versatile and Jerr-Dan Side Recovery System (SRS) series LOCKLINK®. versatility while optimizing the “Work Envelope.” low-maintenance. The carrier product line offers product versatility by adding unparalleled Jerr-Dan is the only manufacturer in the industry The Scissor Style outrigger system coupled includes standard, medium, heavy-duty, multi- recovery capability to any unit. The SRS is Whether you need to tow a fire truck or a Ferrari, that offers the unique benefits of the Retriever with the torsion frame brings a superior struc- car and industrial. They range from 6-15 tons available for Wreckers and Carriers. SRS-8 and Jerr-Dan’s 16 ton medium-duty independent product line. These 350 and 530 Retrievers give tural stability to the Rotator market. Jerr-Dan of carrying capacity and are offered in deck SRS-10 are the strongest and most durable in and integrated wreckers offer more versatility the same towing capability as a 35 Ton and 50 offers options to fit a variety of applications, lengths ranging from 19’-30’ in steel, aluminum, their class. SRS-25 and SRS-35 offer maximum than any product in their class. The exclusive Ton Wrecker, while maximizing the available including Twin Steer chassis option. Together wood. The 6 ton XLP offers the industry’s lowest pulling capacity and versatility to the heavy-duty 7,500 lb. tire lift makes hook-ups to most payload capacity and towing performance. with the body options from Standard to Incident load angle to recover even the lowest profile product line. Pivoting recovery boom makes vehicles safe, fast and easy and the 6,000 lb. Management JFB, Owners can configure a vehicles and the cost of ownership in the industry. recovery from either side of the vehicle possible. low profile wheel grids tackle those difficult unit to fit their business and budget without All Jerr-Dan steel and aluminum carriers exotic cars with ease. sacrificing performance. feature Jerr-Dan’s innovative No-Lube technology which saves maintenance time and cost. Also, available with operator safety focused options including the patented RAIL (Jerr-Dan’s Exclusive Rear Awareness Indicator Lights) and Dual Manual Free Spool. DEFENSE Oshkosh Defense delivers leading-edge tactical wheeled vehicles and life cycle sustainment services to military and security forces around the globe. For decades, Oshkosh has designed, tested and manufactured a robust portfolio of heavy, medium, light and highly protected military vehicles and technologies to support our customers’ missions. Oshkosh offers advanced technologies and vehicle components that provide our customers with a technical edge including TAK-4® independent suspension systems, TerraMax™ unmanned ground vehicle solutions, Command Zone™ integrated control and diagnostics system, ProPulse® diesel electric and on-board vehicle power solutions, and the CORE1080™ crew protection system. DEFENSE L-ATV - Light Combat Tactical All-Terrain Vehicle FMTV – Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles MTVR – Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement M-ATV - MRAP All-Terrain Vehicle HEMTT – Heavy Expanded Mobility HET – Heavy Equipment Transporter Tactical Truck The Oshkosh Defense® L-ATV is the future of The Oshkosh® FMTV stands alone as the Built to go over even the roughest terrains and The Oshkosh M-ATV family of vehicles is the The Oshkosh® HET sets the benchmark in light combat vehicles. The L-ATV combines get-things-done resource for military operations. through the most hazardous environments, world’s premiere mine-resistant ambush Built to stand up to the rapidly evolving challenges performance and mobility for transport systems. field-proven technologies, an advanced crew Crew-protecting armor and advanced technol- the Oshkosh® MTVR is a high-performance, protected (MRAP) platform that offers industry in the operational environment, the Oshkosh® Engineered to provide responsive,
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