From September 18–20, 2025, LGMG made a strong presence at two major industry events in Turkey—Platform Gunleri and the HOW Logistics Exhibition. With a “dual-show synergy,” the company presented its latest innovations in aerial work platforms and material handling equipment, highlighting advancements in green technology and intelligent design while strengthening partnerships across Europe and the Middle East.     At Platform Gunleri, the new LGMG -2 Series made its debut in Turkey, attracting wide attention. The AR16JE-2 electric articulated boom lift features a large platform, dual-load capacity, and wide-angle operation, significantly improving adaptability and flexibility. Equipped with a centrally integrated axle-drive system and full-time four-wheel floating capability, it delivers smooth transmission and exceptional off-road performance.     The S1012-2 electric scissor lift stood out for its enhanced stability, achieved through lightweight structural design and reinforced materials. Modular and standardized components improve serviceability and operational efficiency. Notably, all -2 Series electric models are powered by a permanent magnet synchronous integrated motor, offering high efficiency with zero maintenance, reducing lifecycle costs for customers.   Star models also included the H1840 rough-terrain telehandler, known for powerful performance across construction and mining sites, and the SR1623E electric rough-terrain scissor lift, which combines eco-friendly electric drive with robust off-road capabilities.     Meanwhile, at the HOW Logistics Exhibition, LGMG showcased a wide range of intelligent material handling solutions for warehouses, ports, and factories. Compact models such as the H625 telehandler and A09JE micro boom lift became highlights of the show, impressing visitors with their ability to navigate narrow aisles and confined spaces like underground parking areas.   LGMG stated that it will continue to expand its global strategy through technology innovation and localized services. The dual exhibitions not only enhanced brand visibility but also delivered efficient, sustainable, and versatile solutions for customers across Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia.  

Proper long-term storage is critical to protecting wheel loaders from corrosion, component failure, and unnecessary repair costs. Following the correct procedures ensures reliable performance when the machine is returned to service.   1. Storage Site Selection Preferably park in a garage or on a dry, level surface without standing water. Avoid damp or flood-prone areas to prevent rust and corrosion. Keep away from flammable materials, open flames, and high-temperature zones to reduce risks of tire explosions or fire hazards.   2. Parking Procedures Shift the transmission to neutral and apply the parking brake. Lower the bucket fully to the ground. Center all control levers and release hydraulic system pressure. Switch all controls to neutral or OFF and disconnect the master power switch. Disconnect the negative battery cable first, then the positive, and lock the cab. For long-term storage, remove the battery and store it in a dry, ventilated area, charging it periodically to prevent discharge. For short-term parking, battery removal is not required.     3. System Inspection and Preservation Clean the air filter. Drain any residual coolant from the radiator. Check and adjust fan belt tension. Ensure engine oil level is normal. Drain moisture from the air reservoir. Check brake fluid levels and clean brake discs/pads. Inspect tire pressure and adjust if necessary. Check hydraulic oil level. Apply grease to all pivot pins. Coat exposed hydraulic cylinder rods with anti-rust oil as needed.   4. Periodic Maintenance During Storage If stored for extended periods, start and run the engine at least every two weeks. Allow the system to circulate oil and form a protective film over lubricated surfaces. This prevents rust formation and maintains the battery charge.