Maximize Profitability with Better Telehandler Resale Value

Equipment utilization and uptime directly impact your revenue. That means factors beyond your initial investment, like operational costs, resale value and machine reliability, can impact your bottom line. This report from nxtMOVE explores how the resale value of telehandlers plays into total cost of ownership.

What is telehandler resale value?

There are many things to consider at the point of purchase. One that can be overlooked is resale value. Resale value is the idea that a well-maintained machine from a market-leading brand will get you the best resale price when you divest the machine.

When you know which telehandlers are most likely to give you a greater resale value down the line, you can position your business to capitalize on long-term profitability. And not only will you have the highest performing machines powering your fleet, but you will have the capital to sustain continued growth.

Who is nxtMOVE?

nxtMOVE is a firm that specializes in market research and analysis. They help businesses make strategic decisions by testing assumptions and making informed recommendations based on their findings.

What did the study consider?

In this report, nxtMOVE examined 4,487 used telehandler units that were sold or posted for sale over the course of 18 months. These telehandlers had model years ranging from 1986 to 2016 and covered a variety of brands, including JLG, SkyTrak, JCB, Genie and Gehl. nxtMOVE also factored in the average price by weight class for telehandlers.

Findings

The research in this report revealed two key insights about JLG® and SkyTrak® telehandlers. First, both brands came in at #1 in terms of telehandler resale value. Second, JLG® and SkyTrak® telehandlers led in nearly all load and weight classes.

Download the report to see nxtMOVE's full insights about telehandler resale value.

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