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How many people are necessary to complete a pothole repair?
The exact number of people needed to complete a pothole repair using the Pothole Pro depends on the area being covered and the municipality. However on average, it usually involves around 4 individuals. Preparation using the JCB Pothole Pro requires only one operator, then the reinstatement team will follow up. This means this type of machine can get the job done without a large team or additional manpower.
What are the dimensions of the planer that is available with the Pothole Pro?
The JCB Pothole Pro features a 600mm planer, which is ideal for work in most standard environments. This planer can side shift, meaning it can handle wider patches with ease and easily plane against the roadside curb. Awkward or smaller repairs are no problem with this JCB pothole machine either – the hydraulic depth control helps improve operator accuracy and performance.
What is an electric digger?
The JCB electric excavator is part of a new generation of electric products with zero emissions at the point of use. These fully electric mini excavators have a long battery life and can be charged quickly, so you can reduce emissions without sacrificing capability.
How to use PTO and Engine RPM on Fastrac iCON?
Both of these Fastrac functions can be adjusted and controlled in the following way using the JCB Fastrac iCON operating system.
How to use Headland Turn Assist on the Fastrac iCON
See how to create a complete Headland Turn Assist sequence for your JCB Fastrac - you can save 50 separate sequences at any one time.
How to complete daily checks on the Fastrac iCON
We recommend performing a series of daily checks on your machine to make sure the JCB Fastrac iCON is ready for use. This includes the following...
What attachments can you put on a tractor?
The JCB Fastrac agricultural tractor is fitted with front and rear hitches, PTOs, and a rear deck. This means that it can be combined with a variety of compact tractor attachments.
How do I charge my electric machine?
We offer multiple charging options to suit customer requirements including a fast charge option. Charging options vary between 110V, 230V and 415V, depending on the machine.
What are the different types of roller compaction method?
There are two primary methods of compaction used to flatten the ground: either static or vibratory force.
What LiveLink features are there on JCB's electric machines?
Using LiveLink with your JCB electric machines, you’ll be able to see battery charge levels, monitor the battery health, and review charge cycles to maximise your uptime and operate efficiently.