JLG Industries' JLG 519 telehandler, a redesign of the G5-18A model, with a range of improvements to meet the demands of today's job sites. This upgraded model delivers advanced features, greater productivity and enhanced serviceability to improve operator confidence and lower the total cost of ownership.
“The 519 will be a valuable asset for rental companies, commercial and residential construction firms and independent contractors, like masons and homebuilders, working in pick-and-place applications that require precision handling of job site materials,” said John Boehme, senior product manager, JLG. “With its enhanced capabilities and technology, this new model is positioned to compete effectively in the 5,500-lb telehandler market.”
Offering a 5,500-lb lift capacity, 18-ft 7-in maximum lift height and 10-ft 10-in maximum forward reach, the new JLG 519 telehandler is redesigned with several key improvements over its predecessor:
- The 519's load chart has been optimized, expanding the working zone at maximum lift capacity and forward reach.
- The new control system enables additional productivity-boosting features, including load stability indication (LSI), seatbelt engagement and operator presence (SEAOP) and enhanced diagnostics.
- The 519 is powered by a Deutz 2.2L 60 hp diesel engine, providing optimized performance while improving fuel efficiency by 10 to 20%.
- The electric-over-hydraulic joystick offers greater versatility, with auxiliary hydraulic function and attachment tilt capabilities.
- The completely redesigned cab provides operators with a more spacious and comfortable work environment, including options like air conditioning and a multifunction display with a backup camera.
- Significant reductions in hydraulic hoses and fittings (44%) enhance serviceability by minimizing potential leak points.
Important features that JLG carried over into the design of the new 519 include:
- Excellent maneuverability: Tight-turning radius, narrow width and low machine height allow for exceptional maneuverability on crowded job sites.
- Versatility: Equipped with a universal skid steer adapter, operators can use a wide variety of attachments, including carriages, forks, buckets, hooks and work platforms, to perform multiple job site tasks.
