The telehandler was invented as far back as the 1970s by our very own JCB with their Loadall range. Since this time, the telehandler has gone from strength to strength and is a firm favourite with the nation’s farmers. In more recent times, construction companies have become aware of the benefits of the telescopic handler and they have become commonplace on the UK’s building sites. Despite a number of companies such as Merlo and Manitou specialising in telehandlers, by far and away the most popular range of telehandlers for sale in the UK is JCB’s Loadall range. The company has continued to develop their product with around 250,000 of them produced and can now even offer an electric version of their telescopic handler. It is hard to categorise these machines, as they are forklifts but, through the addition of bespoke attachments they can turn into bucket loaders, snow ploughs, personnel lifts and much more.
The 2024 Case IH Farmlift telescopic handlers all now feature the 6F/3R PowerDrive powershift already established on some Farmlifts, and new decals on the revised bonnet design that enhances vision to the right, a lower sight line aiding safe operation and manoeuvring. Greater handling capacity While the Farmlift 633 (maximum lift capacity/lift height 3.3t/6m), 737 (3.7t/7m) and 935 (3.5t/9m) models continue with their established 140 l/min hydraulic system, a new high-flow 160 l/min pump now features on Farmlift 636 (3.6t/6m) and 742 (4.2t/7m) models. This brings a 25% reduction in lifting/lowering times, resulting in faster work cycles and more material…>
A new 3 tonne lift capacity compact telescopic handler has been launched by JCB for the 6.0m lift height sector with a specification that the manufacturer claims offers significant performance and productivity advantages. The JCB Loadall 530-60 AGRI Super is sized to match the needs of livestock farms with narrow aisles and passages, and caters for the needs of pig and poultry units in particular by combining high levels of power and traction with compact dimensions for productive performance, especially when working inside buildings with restricted height. Power is provided by a 4.8-litre Stage V emissions-compliant JCB DieselMAX engine with…>
This week sees a JCB TM320 Waste Master on the front cover courtesy of AJ Machinery. It is a 2016 model with new waste tyres and clam bucket. The machine is well looked after with just 5,890 hours on the clock. You can see AJ Machinery's full stock of loaders on the inside front cover of the magazine. Remember, there's always tonnes of farm machinery for sale at our sister site www.farmmachinerypages.co.uk If you are looking for trucks and trailers for sale then head to www.truckpages.co.uk Also check out the rest of the photo lineages for a great choice of…>
In both the Static and Demonstration areas of the Bobcat stand at the Plantworx 2023 Exhibition, the company will be presenting plenty of new products for the first time at the show. The premieres include the first appearance at a UK construction show of both the new TL25.60 Telehandler and the T86 R-Series Compact Track Loader as part of the Static display. Other firsts at Plantworx include the new Ground Maintenance Equipment range and an array of products from the company’s Light Compaction line. They continue with the new E19e electric-powered model and the top-of-the-range E88 8 tonne mini-excavator. Bobcat…>
One of the country’s leading specialist hirers of telescopic handlers has welcomed a unique machine into its fleet – an electric JCB Loadall with distinctive livery. The JCB 525-60E electric Loadall was built from scratch by 36 JCB apprentices to raise money for the company’s Platinum Jubilee NSPCC Appeal. Now the splendid machine has been officially handed over and is being pressed into service by Vp UK Forks. The company placed the winning bid for the impressive Loadall in an auction during JCB’s Platinum Jubilee NSPCC Appeal. It was given its special look thanks to 20 pupils from two Stoke-on-Trent…>