JLG 1850SJs on site in NY
By Euan Youdale04 September 2014
Three 185 ft working height JLG 1850SJ Ultra Booms recently arrived in New York City to work on the highest reaches of the Oculus, the new transportation building that will serve the reborn World Trade Centre complex and all of lower Manhattan.
When it opens in 2015, the 800,000 square foot facility for rail, bus and taxi services will see an estimated 200,000 commuters and thousands of tourists pass through its doors daily.
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Three JLG 1850SJ Ultra Booms recently arrived in New York City to work on the new transportation building that will serve the reborn World Trade Centre complex and all of lower Manhattan
Three JLG 1850SJ Ultra Booms recently arrived in New York City to work on the new transportation building that will serve the reborn World Trade Centre complex and all of lower Manhattan
Three JLG 1850SJ Ultra Booms recently arrived in New York City to work on the new transportation building that will serve the reborn World Trade Centre complex and all of lower Manhattan
Three JLG 1850SJ Ultra Booms recently arrived in New York City to work on the new transportation building that will serve the reborn World Trade Centre complex and all of lower Manhattan
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