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JLG 450AJ

I am looking to purchase a 450 AJ and would like some advice on the best years to own between. 2008 and 2013. Are there earlier years with fewer emissions and fault code issues? Or if you were purchasing a used machine what years would you prefer? Thank you
  • Posted 18 Nov 2019 22:21
  • Discussion started by David_Dice
  • Missouri, United States
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