Love that you enter from the side. That alone makes it better than all the rest. I'll be buying one after winning the lottery 😂 What was the remote control in the storage compartment for?
I like the side door exit, don't have to climb over the attachment, or if you need to get out to move something, you can do it with the bucket arm up. The telescopic bucket is nice too, especially for getting something across to the other side of a truck flatbed. Or if you want to set trusses with it. I would think the other machine I would get instead of this would be the bobcat versahandler, only it can maneuver in tight areas, but it won't tear up the ground as much either. I do like that Mecalac as well, only with the geopolitical situation, I worry about getting parts from Europe. You might have to buy your own lathe or 3d metal printer in order to make the parts you will need to fix foreign equipment. Now that bobcat is part of doosan .... doesn't seem there are many safe havens other than John Deere.
JCB has a large production facility in Savannah, Georgia. JCB says installation of the new telehandler production line has already begun at the plant, which employs 600 workers, and that it expects full-rate production to begin in September. Though it has manufactured the 3CX backhoe since November 2014, the Savannah plant’s primary manufacturing responsibility is and will remain skid-steer and compact track loaders. Thus, the company expects no significant impact to its Savannah employment as a result of the change. “JCB is the most popular telehandler brand in North America, and our new telehandler production line will allow us to be more responsive to local customers and win even more business in the future,” says JCB North America president and CEO Richard Fox-Marrs in a statement. He described the move as allowing “our people to more directly contribute to the success and growth of a product that is in high demand in this market.” JCB says production of the High Mobility Engineer Excavator-an armored, high-speed backhoe the company produces as part of a $206 million contract with the U.S. Army-will continue in Savannah along with production of the Light Capacity Rough Terrain Forklift, a military telehandler. The company also announced that it plans to build a new dedicated parts warehouse and distribution facility in Miami. The warehouse would free up space in Savannah to manufacture more “high-value construction machines,” JCB says. In addition, the Miami warehouse would be able to “accommodate a significantly larger parts inventory than currently stocked in Savannah,” the company says, “enabling faster supply of parts to JCB customers through the United States, Canada and Latin America.”
I used to run a JCB back in the early 2000s, it had the tires and man after a day of running it my back would feel like it was going to explode. But they are great machines
Pretty wide machine, looks narrower in the video. I run cat at the moment but looking to change colours on the next machines. I'd love to try asv kuboto and maybe a deere but you can't get them in the uk
You purchase the right one. 2022 and up has updated joysticks for precise control . joysticks connected to seat for comfort. New door .
Best teleskid review I've seen so far good job
Thanks man I appreciate it! Ill be making a video of it with a grapple at some point
Man i think they are one hell of a badass machine
Just bought one today. Got a bucket grapple and forks. 119k. I hope i like it.
I hope you do! We love ours and having a grapple is a game changer for what you can do with the machine
Love that you enter from the side. That alone makes it better than all the rest. I'll be buying one after winning the lottery 😂
What was the remote control in the storage compartment for?
must be nice to have a rear view mirror in addition to the camera...wish my kubota had that
I like the side door exit, don't have to climb over the attachment, or if you need to get out to move something, you can do it with the bucket arm up. The telescopic bucket is nice too, especially for getting something across to the other side of a truck flatbed. Or if you want to set trusses with it. I would think the other machine I would get instead of this would be the bobcat versahandler, only it can maneuver in tight areas, but it won't tear up the ground as much either. I do like that Mecalac as well, only with the geopolitical situation, I worry about getting parts from Europe. You might have to buy your own lathe or 3d metal printer in order to make the parts you will need to fix foreign equipment. Now that bobcat is part of doosan .... doesn't seem there are many safe havens other than John Deere.
JCB has a large production facility in Savannah, Georgia.
JCB says installation of the new telehandler production line has already begun at the plant, which employs 600 workers, and that it expects full-rate production to begin in September. Though it has manufactured the 3CX backhoe since November 2014, the Savannah plant’s primary manufacturing responsibility is and will remain skid-steer and compact track loaders. Thus, the company expects no significant impact to its Savannah employment as a result of the change.
“JCB is the most popular telehandler brand in North America, and our new telehandler production line will allow us to be more responsive to local customers and win even more business in the future,” says JCB North America president and CEO Richard Fox-Marrs in a statement.
He described the move as allowing “our people to more directly contribute to the success and growth of a product that is in high demand in this market.”
JCB says production of the High Mobility Engineer Excavator-an armored, high-speed backhoe the company produces as part of a $206 million contract with the U.S. Army-will continue in Savannah along with production of the Light Capacity Rough Terrain Forklift, a military telehandler.
The company also announced that it plans to build a new dedicated parts warehouse and distribution facility in Miami. The warehouse would free up space in Savannah to manufacture more “high-value construction machines,” JCB says. In addition, the Miami warehouse would be able to “accommodate a significantly larger parts inventory than currently stocked in Savannah,” the company says, “enabling faster supply of parts to JCB customers through the United States, Canada and Latin America.”
Thanks
Real shit
I used to run a JCB back in the early 2000s, it had the tires and man after a day of running it my back would feel like it was going to explode. But they are great machines
Well this one atleast has a air ride seat so it ain't too bad
Yes in 2000 they where junk . Completely different machine man
What coolant do you use in yours?
We haven't changed anything on it yet so we still got the factory coolant in it
I dont like the rear sprocket set up. And or at over 12k in weight could max out trailor
What ?
105k never knew skid steers hit the 6 figure range
Ive heard the 2023 is closer to 120k now. Prices on equipment are insane these days no matter what type of machinery it is.
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Can you use any skid steer attachments or are they specific to JCB?
It can use any attachment as long as it uses the Universal skid steer attachment system
Any of course....
Whats the width of this machine outside of track ?
77" I believe
Pretty wide machine, looks narrower in the video. I run cat at the moment but looking to change colours on the next machines. I'd love to try asv kuboto and maybe a deere but you can't get them in the uk
@@chriss7930 yeah she's heavy too at 12,615 lbs
Why do Americans say what's up when nothing is wrong