Machinery Trader Jcb Blog Archive

The firm, which shreds over 55,000 tonnes of paper each year, recently switched out six diesel-powered JCB Teletruks with new electric models, which the company estimates will save approximately 62,000 litres of diesel annually. ...

The Isle of Wright-based company added a JCB 19C-1E mini excavator, a 1TE site dumper, and a 525-60E Loadall, and will use the electric fleet on school, hospital, and prison projects on the island. ...

The new EU Stage V-compliant 245XR, launched in late 2021, provides minimum tailswing yet maximum space inside the cab, according to the manufacturer. ...

The newest Loadall has a maximum lift capacity of 3,800 kilograms and a 7-metre lift height. ...

The newest JCB is well-suited for grain- and silage-loading tasks, thanks to a 7-metre lift height and strong lift capacities; the AGRI Super and AGRI Xtra versions are also available with JCB’s versatile DualTech VT transmission. ...

The equipment manufacturer says a team of 100 engineers is already hard at work on the program and the recruitment of 50 more engineers is underway, with the goal of making hydrogen-powered machines available to customers by 2022. ...

The firm’s newest telehandler joins the 19C-1E mini excavator, 30-19E Teletruk forklift, ITE and HTD-5E dumpers, and various access platforms in JCB’s E-TECH electric equipment lineup. ...

Concrete block hire firm Block Aid use the JCB to lift and move blocks weighing as much as 5 tonnes for use at events all over the UK. ...

The new dumper is the latest addition to JCB’s line of all-electric construction machines, including the 19C-1E fully electric mini excavator and the 30-19E Teletruk industrial telescopic forklift. ...

Founded nearly 60 years ago, the contractor and plant hire firm’s very first equipment purchase was a JCB3 backhoe. ...

The new power plant has considerably less displacement than the previous model and uses less fuel whilst providing a 10% boost to performance. ...