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What is a compact telehandler?
Compact telehandlers are the ultimate multi-taskers: smaller models with real versatility and manoeuvrability. Thanks to their size, they're ideal for getting into those tight spaces on size-critical applications - so are heavily relied on in the construction, agriculture and landscaping industries, or any site where you need to move in and around close buildings.
What is a telehandler?
A telehandler - otherwise known as a telescopic handler - is a lifting machine equipped with a telescopic boom and a lifting attachment, allowing it to function as a forklift and a crane. This dual ability - combined with the fact many telehandlers can accommodate a variety of attachments - make it one of the most versatile machines on a site.
Where is the battery on a JCB Telehandler?
JCB's extensive range of telescopic handlers includes the all-electric 525-60E - part of the pioneering, zero-emissions JCB E-TECH range. This model is fitted with a 24kWh lithium-ion battery designed to last for a full day's work, which can be found under the engine bay bonnet on the right-hand side of the machine or chassis.
How to start a telehandler
There's no time to waste on-site, so a JCB telehandler is quick to start up in six simple steps:
How much can a telehandler lift?
JCB has a variety of telehandler models for every application, so the telehandler lift capacity varies on the machine you select. At the top end is the 540-200 - a 20m rigid chassis telehandler that allows users to go the extra distance and lift loads up to 4,400kg. This option best suits the biggest projects, but there are a variety of other options with varying capacity...
Can a planer also be used on the dig end of a Pothole Pro? | JCB explains
It is possible to use a planer on the dig end of JCB Pothole Pro, but it’s not as efficient as using the lower hitch planer. The high-performance 600mm planer fitted to this machine is easily adjustable and side shifts to plane against the roadside curb. And with hydraulic depth control incorporated into the planer too, the Pothole Pro from JCB improves accuracy and performance.
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 start a JCB mini digger
A JCB mini digger is quick and easy to start. Watch our 'how to start a mini digger' videos to see for yourself.