Textron completes sale of OmniQuip to JLG

Aug 25, 2003

Textron announced last week it has completed the sale of its OmniQuip business unit to JLG Industries. The product line, which sold for $100 million, includes the SkyTrak and Lull brand names. Textron has sold two other OmniQuip product lines – Scat Trak skid-steer loaders and Snorket aerial work platforms – during the past two years. Textron purchased OmniQuip in 1999.

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