JCB Telehandlers
JCB Telehandlers provide excellent lift capacity and and reach, making them ideal for moving heavy loads in areas with restricted access
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JCB Telehandlers
JCB Telehandlers are designed for ultimate manoeuvrability and are widely used across numerous applications in both construction and agriculture. JCB Loadalls have the benefit of three machines in one, designed to carry out the role of a Skid Steer Loader, Wheel Loaders, and Forklift all in one.
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The lift capacity, long reach and impressive lift height allow telehandlers, also known as loadalls to place loads on high areas that would otherwise be impractical without a crane, such as on rooftops or high platforms. Since 1977 JCB has been pioneering the telehandler concept with its loadall range which focuses on performance and productivity. The extensive range of machines available, competitive cost, build quality, and comprehensive range of attachments has given JCB the enviable reputation as a world leader in producing telehandlers.
Both construction and agricultural loadalls are highly adaptable machines due to their ability to use a variety of attachments. These attachments include pallet forks, buckets, grapples, and more, which allow them to perform specific tasks efficiently. The choice of loadall and attachments depends on the specific needs of the industry and the tasks at hand.
Construction Loadalls
Construction loadalls are frequently used to lift, move, and place materials on construction sites. This includes lifting and positioning heavy construction materials like steel beams, concrete blocks, and bricks. They are used to load and unload building materials and equipment onto trucks, making transporting goods more efficient.
Agriculture Loadalls
In agriculture, loadalls are used for lifting and handling various materials. This includes moving and stacking bales of hay or straw, bags of feed, and other farming supplies. They are used to load and unload agricultural products, such as grain, produce, and other crops onto trucks and storage facilities.