FAQs
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Can I use LiveLink on an Excavator?
For JCB Excavators, LiveLink allows you to track idle time, fuel levels, engine load information, and duty cycle – as well as show detailed performance data on larger excavator models.
How is the JCB Powerpack different?
Attention to detail sets a JCB Powerpack apart from the competition. Telematics are fitted as standard with 3 years of airtime, so you can monitor your asset and ensure it’s always operating at peak performance and peak efficiency. Plus, the Powerpack can be remotely programmed to turn sockets on and off via JCB Livelink, ensuring you don’t waste battery power on non-essential equipment.
What are the different types of access platforms?
There are a number of different access platforms types, designed to reach different areas and allow workers to complete various tasks.
What is the highest scissor lift?
The tallest construction projects require the highest scissor lifts, but how high can a scissor lift go? The highest-reaching model in the JCB range is the S4550E, which has a maximum working height of 15.8m.
Why buy an Electric JCB machine now?
The future of electric machines is here and ready to buy, today. Join the leaders in electric innovation as we head down the road to zero emissions. Our pioneering JCB E-TECH range of machines includes Telehandlers, Mini Excavators, Site Dumpers, Forklifts, Teletruks, Generators, Power Packs and more, all of which use the existing infrastructure which is already widely in use across the construction, agricultural and industrial sectors.
What is the difference between a tandem roller and a soil compactor?
Tandem rollers and soil compactors are both types of compaction rollers used to compact different types of materials. However, they're designed for slightly different purposes. Understanding whether you need a tandem roller or soil compactor is pivotal for ensuring you have the right machinery to create the supportive surface your construction project requires.
What is a tandem roller?
Tandem rollers have two smooth steel drums - one in the front and one in the back.This makes them ideal for compacting asphalt and means they can work extremly efficiently. As a result, JCB tandem rollers are designed to compact area, not volume, meaning they can flatten and pave large sections of road quickly.
However, tandem rollers can also be used to compact soil. For example, they can be used to roll sports pitches.
What is a road roller weight in kg?
Road rollers include different machines under the compact roller umbrella, such as tandem rollers, combination rollers and soil compactors.
JCB's road roller specifications are:
Soil compactors: 7 - 21 ton
Tandem rollers: 1 - 5 ton
What are the different types of vibratory rollers?
There are several different types of vibratory rollers. Read on to find out more.
Where is my nearest JCB dealer?
The JCB dealer network reaches across 120 countries and 2,000 different depots. So to answer the question, "is there a JCB dealer near me?" Absolutely. To find your nearest JCB dealer, just click here to use the JCB dealer locator. Simply select your country and the type of dealer you're looking for.