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Most asking prices land between €19k – €63k, with a market average around €38k.
This model sits 0% above the class average across 61 peer models.
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The JLG 4017RS is a rotating telehandler designed for lifting and placing loads at height and reach in demanding work environments. As a rotating model, it offers 360-degree superstructure rotation, distinguishing it from fixed-boom telehandlers and broadening its operational versatility. It competes in the European market as a mid-range professional machine suited to construction and agricultural applications.
Rotating telehandlers of this class are commonly deployed on construction sites for placing materials at height, loading and unloading, and reaching over obstacles that fixed-boom machines cannot address. The 360-degree rotation capability makes the 4017RS suitable for confined sites where repositioning the carrier is impractical. Agricultural users also employ machines of this type for barn work, stack management, and yard handling tasks.
When inspecting a used rotating telehandler of this class, buyers should assess the condition of the boom wear pads, hydraulic hoses, and ram seals, as these are high-wear components on any telescopic handler. The rotation bearing and slew ring should be checked for play, uneven wear, and proper lubrication. Service history documentation, particularly for the hydraulic system and load management electronics, adds confidence to any purchase. Attachments, carriage condition, and tyre wear are additional factors that affect the practical value of a used unit.
In the European used market, the JLG 4017RS is currently positioned at EUR 41,500 based on available market data. JLG competes in the rotating telehandler segment alongside manufacturers such as Merlo, Manitou, and Dieci, all of whom offer comparable rotating-boom products in the European market. Buyers should use the EUR 41,500 reference figure as a baseline when evaluating individual units, adjusting for condition, hours, and specification.
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