JCB, Savannah, Georgia, celebrates the production of its 200,000th Loadall telehandler. Launched in 1977 as the JCB 520, the first Loadall was a two-wheel drive machine with a 21-foot (6.4-meter) lift ...

Using ConExpo as its launch pad, JCB debuted four new telehandlers March 4 in Las Vegas, including the compact 525-60 Hi-Viz telehandler; the 540-200 telehandler offering what the company says is ...

The emphasis is entirely on the compact features of the JCB 516-40, a new loader and telehandler from British heavy machinery maker JCB. If an operator needs to lift fodder or move produce in tight ...

JCB's 504-13 subcompact telescopic handler is designed for versatility with a skid steer coupler on the front end and smaller dimensions compared to the 505 model. The 504 model incorporates all boom ...

The performance of a telescopic handler may not be as easy to measure as it is for some types of construction equipment. With a backhoe-loader or excavator, you can more easily quantify how quickly ...

JCB’s latest-generation of Loadall telehandlers are powered by JCB’s Tier 4i Ecomax engines. These are said to require no particulate filters or post-engine exhaust treatment but rely on a diesel ...

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The 510-42 Loadall telehandler has a 10,000-pound maximum lift capacity, 42-foot lift height, and requires no outriggers. The 510-42 is available with a JCB EcoMAX 109-horsepower engine (requiring no ...

JCB has a long history in the telehandler market and claims to be the leading worldwide brand for such vehicles. Its 530-70 Loadalls first appeared in 1996 and were updated in 2003. Charlie McCarron ...

The 505-20E is the first fully electric version of the company’s Loadall telehandler, designed to deliver the same performance as the conventional diesel-powered machine for construction, industrial, ...