NEW PHILADELPHIA ‒ The 230 members of International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Local 1285 have gone on strike against Gradall Industries, Inc. in a dispute over pay and health ...

New XL 4300 III Gradall excavator allows you to take fewer machines to the jobsite and handle more jobs. Sep 22, 2009 NEW PHILADELPHIA, OH - The new XL 4300 III Gradall excavator allows you to take ...

An early Gradall shows the telescoping boom, digging blade and the half-track carrier. Even today, the Gradall excavator remains a unique piece of equipment with its telescopic, rotating boom. And the ...

Gradall has unveiled an electrified concept model of its multipurpose, highway speed XL 4100 V wheeled excavator, powered by Volvo Penta’s electric driveline, at ConExpo. The zero-emissions concept ...

We at Construction Equipment are privileged to have had a front-row seat for significant milestones in the development of Gradall products. In January 1994, for instance, we worked with Gradall to ...

Gradall Industries, Inc. is featuring its TrackStar Railway Maintenance Machines at bauma 2019 in Munich, Germany. The display will also feature the XL 4300V, a versatile rubber-tire hydraulic ...

NEW PHILADELPHIA Gradall Industries Inc. marked a milestone in the company's history Friday when it shipped its 20,000th excavator from its New Philadelphia plant, but the landmark machine isn't a ...

Gradall Industries’ XL 5100 IV is a more versatile, productive, highway-speed excavator than any other in its weight class. At 57,670 lbs, it allows for faster travel than ever before, from jobsite to ...

LASKY All-American. Lasky’s entrée into construction was a Gradall. Bill Lasky’s career has just swung full circle. When he was 19 years old and working as a quality control engineer on New York state ...

The story of “The Gradall” begins with an initial “material moving device” called the “Sloper.” Today, Gradall Industries manufactures a line of “agile, versatile, and powerful hydraulic excavators ...

Gradall Industries Inc. recently introduced a comprehensive online historical review to its website, outlining nearly 70 years of product development that led to today’s modern hydraulic excavators. A ...