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Skid Steer and Compact Track Loader Operating Capacity – 613kg to 1500kg

Worlds safest SSL/CTL

Worlds most comfortable

Industry leading serviceability

Class-leading fuel consumption

Exceptional cost of ownership

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F O R I N T E R N A L U S E O N L Y

JCB Sales Limited, Rocester, Staffordshire ST14 5JP Tel: + 44 (0) 1889 590312 www.jcb.com

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Product Selling GuideProduct Selling Guide

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Contents

SSL / CTL introduction 01

History 02

Range 04

Skid steer fundamentals 05

PowerBoom design advantages 10

Five compelling selling reasons 11

Tyres 18

Options 20

Efficiency and profitability 24

Product walkaround 27

Controls / switches 31

Start-up procedure 36

Cab tilt procedure 37

Hydraulic quickhitch procedure 38

Service schedule 39

Attachments 44

Selling against 50

World’s safest

• Entry and exit from the left side of the machine, clear of the loader arm and attachments

• An average of 60% better visibility

World’s most comfortable

• 33% larger cab on large platform • 46% larger cab on small platform • Class-leading comfort

World’s most productive

• 21% more productive in performance tests

Industry leading serviceability

• Easier to service: - 24% better SAE service rating on large platform - 21% better SAE service rating on small platform

on average as compared to the competition

Class-leading fuel consumption

• Large platform: over 3975 litres per year fuel savings (based on 50 weeks per year and 35 hours per week)

• Small platform: over 2450 litres per year fuel savings (based on 50 weeks per year and 35 hours per week)

Exceptional cost of ownership

• 16% lower cost of ownership based on fuel consumption, parts pricing and SAE serviceability audit rating

JCB SKID STEER AND COMPACT TRACK LOADER


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JCB skid steer history

JCB’s history with skid steer loaders dates back to 1993, when JCB revolutionized the construction industry with its single monoboom design, providing unmatched visibility and safety for machine operators.

With the JCB skid steer’s monoboom design, the operator had exceptional visibility around the machine, which maximized productivity as compared to conventional twin arm designs. In addition, with the monoboom design, an operator was able to enter and exit the machine from the side, rather than through the work area, providing for a very safe working environment. All of this was achieved while maintaining side to side weight balance, offering unrivalled productivity on the job site.

Over the years, the evolving product line grew up to 8 machines, with 5-wheeled and 3 tracked derivatives. All were radial lift and the offering covered the higher volume products within the 1,300 lbs (600kg) rated operating capacity (ROC) class, up to the 2,500 lbs (1100kg) ROC class.

In late 2008, the wheels were put in motion to move all design and development of the skid steer and compact track loader to the United States, the home of the skid steer loader.


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RADIALVERTICAL

Skid steer fundamentals

Vertical lift versus radial lift

Vertical lift geometry gives better reach at full lift height as compared with radial lift machines. Vertical lift machines are also more stable with the load at full height, as compared to radial lift machines. Radial lift machines have further reach throughout the middle of the lifting range.

* De-rated from 63kW to 55.2kW in 2012.

MARKET COVERAGE MODELS97% 17

135Radial

35.7 kW (47.9 hp)ROC – 612 kg

(1,350 lbs)

225Radial

55.2 kW (74 hp)*ROC – 1021 kg

(2,250 lbs)

155Radial

44.7 kW (59.9 hp)ROC – 703 kg

(1,550 lbs)

260Vertical

55.2 kW (74 hp)*ROC – 1179 kg

(2,600 lbs)

175 (Q2 2012)Vertical

44.7 kW (59.9 hp)ROC – 794 kg

(1,750 lbs)

280Vertical

55.2 kW (74 hp)*ROC – 1270 kg

(2,800 lbs)

300TVertical

68.6 kW (92 hp)ROC – 1361 kg

(3,000 lbs)

320TVertical

68.6 kW (92 hp)ROC – 1451 kg

(3,200 lbs)

260TVertical

55.2 kW (74 hp)*ROC – 1179 kg

(2,600 lbs)


44.7 kW (59.9 hp)ROC – 862 kg

(1,900 lbs)

300Vertical

68.6 kW (92 hp)ROC – 1361 kg

(3,000 lbs)

150TRadial

44.7 kW (59.9 hp)ROC – 680 kg

(1,500 lbs)

190T (Q2 2012)Vertical

44.7 kW (59.9 hp)ROC – 862 kg

(1,900 lbs)

205T (Q2 2012)Vertical

44.7 kW (59.9 hp)ROC – 930 kg

(2,050 lbs)


44.7 kW (59.9 hp)ROC – 930 kg

(2,050 lbs)

330Vertical

68.6 kW (92 hp)ROC – 1497 kg

(3,300 lbs)

225TRadial

55.2 kW (74 hp)*ROC – 1021 kg

(2,250 lbs)

SMALL PLATFORM

SMALL PLATFORM

LARGE PLATFORM

LARGE PLATFORM


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Wheeled versus tracked


Vertical lift versus radial lift

VERTICAL LIFT

WHEELED

RADIAL LIFT

TRACKED

• More reach at full height, better for loading

• Bucket and attachments stay further from machine, giving better visibility and less potential for damage

• More stability at full height due to bucket position

• Higher hinge pin height

• More reach at mid point of lifting arch

• Less reach at height = more potential for damage

• Less stable at full height due to bucket position over machine

• Lower hinge pin heights and dump heights

• Better on improved surfaces

• Better value

• Lower maintenance costs

• Used in applications where ground bearing pressure is not an issue

• Popular in industrial applications

• Better on inclines

• Increased stability

• Low centre of gravity

• Higher lift capacity

• Less ground bearing pressure for better flotation

• Better pushing power

• Popular in landscaping muddy conditions

Applications

Vertical:

Loading applications, fork work, heavy construction, housing construction, landscaping, applications requiring greater lifting capacities and repeat and carry operations.

Radial:

Landscaping, digging applications, excavation, asphalt work, farming and street construction.


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Choosing the right bucket

• Standard skid steer bucket is non-existent

• Dependant upon machine width over tires

• Dependant upon material

• Dependant upon rated operating capacity

• Objective is to optimise productivity by fitting the largest bucket possible for the application

• Must factor the heaped capacity of the bucket, the weight of the material and the weight of the bucket

• Goal is to get the total weight as close to ROC as possible without going over

A customer wants a JCB 260 to load trucks with soil. Which size bucket is the best choice? The soil weighs 1890kg/m3 (118 lb/ft3).

Rated Operating Capacity = 1238 kg (2724 lb)

(Bucket Capacity x Weight of Material + Weight of Bucket) must be less than ROC

Answer: 1981 mm (78") Bucket

0.472 kg (16.7 lb) x 1890 kg (118 lb) + 265 kg (582 lb) = 1238 kg (2535 lb)


Tipping load

The maximum amount of weight that the machine can hold before lifting the rear wheels and tipping the machine.

Rated operating capacity

• Wheeled machines – 50% of tipping load

• Tracked machines – 35% of tipping load (due to varying applications of tracked machines only 35% is used)

Note: rated operating capacity will be reduced when using pallet forks due to increased load centre.

Measured with the load at the furthest position from machine in lift ark, full fuel tank and operator.

1676 mm (66") - 0.399 m3 (14.1 ft3)

200 kg (441 lb)

1829 mm (72") - 0.436 m3 (15.4 ft3)

214 kg (471 lb)

1981 mm (78") - 0.472 m3 (16.7 ft3)

265 kg (582 lb)

2134 mm (84") - 0.512 m3 (18.1 ft3)

280 kg (615 lb)


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World's safest skid steer – side entry

• Side door for safe entry and exit clear of crush and slip hazards associated with traditional twin arm front entry skid steer and compact track loaders

• NIOSH (National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health) in the United States has recognized the benefits of the single boom, side entry design and has rewritten their safety alert accordingly

• Emergency exit through front opening on canopy machines and front windshield on cab machines

• Over twice the size of the average emergency exit on traditional twin arm skid steers and compact track loaders

JCB PowerBoom design advantages

• Common sense boom design maximizes machine performance

• JCB’s PowerBoom has up to 20 percent more steel in one boom than the two arms of competitive units

• It allows greater visibility on the job site, with no need for torque tubes or an arm on the left side of the machine

• Proven intelligent design from the maker of the world’s best selling telescopic handlers, the cab and engine are offset from the loader arm making the JCB skid steer a very well balanced machine

Skid steer loader Telescopic handler

JCB’s side door entry makes getting in and out of the machine safe and easy.


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World's most comfortable skid steer loader

• Largest operator area in the industry – 33% larger than the average competition on large platform and 46% larger than the average competition on small platform

• Open canopy, enclosed cab with heat, and cab with heat and A/C options available

• Cabs are pressurized and sealed for reduced noise, dust ingress and better climate control

• Efficient factory fit heat and A/C options to ensure comfort in any climate

• Class-leading in cab noise levels allow for a quiet and comfortable environment

• Sliding window on left side increases ventilation on cab models

World's safest skid steer – visibility

• 60% better all-round visibility versus the average twin arm skid steer and track loader

• Reduces chances of costly insurance claims

• Increases productivity by reducing operator hesitation and increasing confidence

165º all-round visibility 270º all-round visibility

60%ADVANTAGE

270°VISIBILITY

Traditional twin arm skid steer and track loaders

JCB skid steer and track loaders


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Class-leading serviceability

• Based off of the SAE Service Audit Scores, JCB is 24% better on large platform and 21% better on small platform on average as compared to the competition

• Features O Ring Face Seals on all hydraulic fittings

• Service access through a rear opening door, top opening bonnet and gas strut assisted tilting radiator

• One person can easily tilt the cab to access hydraulic hoses and components

• All daily check points are easily accessible and grouped for quicker routine maintenance

• 30% less grease points than the average vertical lift skid steer and compact track loader

• Features a hydraulically driven variable speed fan which helps to reduce noise, is easy to service, and requires minimal power to operate, improving fuel efficiency

Ease of operation

• All models feature a door that is more than double the size of the competition, ensuring easy entry and exit for any size operator

• Optional heated air suspension seat includes adjustable control pads that can be adjusted to fit nearly any operator

• Low effort servo controls reduce operator fatigue, ensuring maximum operator productivity

• All controls are within easy reach of the operator and located in the operator’s line of sight

• The electronic hand throttle is conveniently located on the right control panel and provides for precise engine rpm adjustment


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World’s most productive skid steer

• With 30 JCB approved attachment families to choose from, the JCB skid steer and compact track loader are able to accomplish almost any task on the job site

• Optional high flow circuit and multi-function joysticks allow the machine to operate a wider range of attachments

• 24% fewer steps to startup than the competition, allowing the operator to start working more quickly

• With side entry, the JCB skid steer is 17% quicker in applications requiring multiple entries and exits, such as some agricultural applications

• 21% more productive in performance tests against the competition*

• Better all-round visibility increases operator confidence and reduces hesitation during operations in confined areas, increasing overall productivity

• Increased overall comfort reduces fatigue and increases operator productivity

• Reduced routine maintenance points and longer time between refuelling decreases the amount of time the machine needs for service

• Better SAE audit scores indicate quicker and easier serviceability, increasing overall machine availability

* Based on large platform due to faster speed of getting in and out, and start up time.

With JCB skid steers and compact track loaders the options are endless


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Tyres

SKS SOLID FLEX – Brawler

SKS HAULER

Tyres

GENERAL PURPOSE TYRESManufacturer Profile Construction Size Ply-rating

Solideal SKS XTRA Bias 12 x 16.5 10



Solideal SKS Bias 7 x 15 14

HIGH FLOATATION TYRESManufacturer Profile Construction Size Ply-rating

Solideal SKS HAULER Bias 33 x 15.5 x 16.5 14

Solideal SKS HAULER Bias 31.5 x 13 x 16.5 10

INDUSTRIAL TYRESManufacturer Profile Construction Size Ply-rating

Solideal SKS Solid Cushion 8 x 16 –

Maine IndustrialSOLID FLEX

BrawlerSolid Cushion 33 x 6 x 11 –





Watts Industrial – Solid Cushion 7 x 15-15.5 –

HEAVY-DUTY TYRESManufacturer Profile Construction Size Ply-rating

Solideal SKZ Lifemaster Bias 12 x 16.5 10

Solideal SKZ Lifemaster Bias 10 x 16.5 10

SKS XTRA

SKZ Lifemaster


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Machine optionsOperator options

• Foot throttle – increase engine speed as needed to help minimise fuel consumption

• Keyless start / JCB immobiliser – allows up to 5 different four digit PIN numbers for added security and accountability

• Lexan front screen – impact protection for heavy-duty applications (i.e. applications using forestry cutting heads)

• Cloth heated air suspension seat – fully adjustable for operator comfort

• 2" seatbelt fitted as standard 2" 3 point seatbelt – recommended for 2-speed

3" seatbelt – retractable seatbelt adjusts to fit all operator types 3" 3 point seatbelt – recommended for 2-speed

• Radio with speakers and aerial – MP3 compatible with auxiliary connector in the control pod storage compartment

• Canopy wheeled full door with mesh – replaces half mesh door (for added protection in areas with greater amounts of obstructions)

• Right hand mesh to replace glass as standard – suggested right hand mesh also to be ordered when getting the full door mesh for canopies (for added protection in areas with greater amounts of obstructions)

Machine optionsElectrical options

• Roadlight kit with brakelights – includes larger headlights, indicators, brake lights, mirrors, position lights, and flashers/hazard lights

• Grid heater for canopy builds – for use in cold climates (standard in some regions)

• Engine block heater – uses an electrical heater to heat the engine easing starting in cold climate conditions

• Worklights with 2 rear lights for non-A/C machines – adds an additional rear work light to the one standard

Loader options

• Smooth Ride System (SRS) – cushions the loader arm from bounce reducing spillage and provides for a smoother ride, increasing overall comfort and productivity

• Parallel lift (raise only) – helps keep loads level throughout the lift cycle, ideal for handling palletised loads with forks

* All options may not be available on all models

Foot throttleRadio Lexan front screen Full door with mesh Block heaterRoad lights


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Machine options

Hydraulic options

• 2-speed for wheeled and tracked machines – increases speed when roading for quicker travel times

• Biodegradable oils – environmentally friendly alternative

• Auxiliary hydraulic coupler placement – left hand side (large platform) – allows for placement of competitive attachments onto JCB units without changing hose lengths

• Auxiliary circuit low flow return – for use with attachments requiring a low flow case drain

• Hydraulic quickhitch – for easy changeover between attachments, ideal for applications that require multiple attachment changeovers

Machine options:

• Wide core radiator – for increased cooling ability and used in applications with high amounts of airborne contaminates

• Hardide pivot pins – for severe duty applications

• Spark arrestor exhaust – reduces the risk of sparks being emitted from the exhaust, ideal for forestry and waste/recycling applications

• Tool kit (basic) grease gun, wheel brace and tommy bar

• Tool kit (full) grease gun, wheel brace, tommy bar, tool roll and pressure gauge

• Twine cutter – cuts string, twine, and wire around the axle

shaft and flange to prevent damage to axle seals

* All options may not be available on all models

Machine options

Application packages:

• Waste and recycling protection package – level 2 ROPS guard and front screen guard

• Demolition package – fire extinguisher, level 2 ROPS guard, front screen guard, twine cutter and heavy-duty rear bars

• Forestry package – level 2 ROPS guard, front screen guard and heavy-duty rear bars

• Waste and recycling protection package – level 2 ROPS guard and lexan front screen

• Demolition package – fire extinguisher, level 2 ROPS guard, lexan front screen, twine cutter and heavy-duty rear bars

• Forestry package – level 2 ROPS guard, lexan front screen and heavy-duty rear bars

• Enclosed cab additional protection package – level 2 ROPS guard and left and right hand steel mesh to provide protection over laminated cab glass

Auxiliary couplers with case drain and 14 pin connector

Hydraulic quickhitchLevel 2 FOPS

Lexan

Twine cutter

Front screen guard

Heavy-duty rear bars

Left hand auxiliary


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Efficiency – small platform Efficiency – large platform

Average fuel consumption in material handling applications

Average fuel consumption in material handling applications

Average run time on a full tank of fuel Average run time on a full tank of fuel

9.1 7.6 7.0 7.4

0.0

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

5.0

6.0

7.0

8.0

9.0

10.0

JCB Bobcat Cat Deere

Hou

rs

Run Time Per Full Tank of Fuel

13.9

10.8

6.6

0.0

2.0

4.0

6.0

8.0

10.0

12.0

14.0

16.0

JCB Bobcat Cat

Hours

Run Time Per Full Tank of Fuel

1.86 2.23 2.35

0.00

0.50

1.00

1.50

2.00

2.50

JCB Bobcat Cat

Gallo

ns per Hou

r

Hourly Fuel Consump1on

3

3.6 3.7 3.9

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

3.5

4

JCB Bobcat Cat Deere

Gallo

ns per Hou

r

Hourly Fuel Consump1on


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Profitability• 16% lower cost of ownership than the top competitor

• High quality standards resulting in reduced down time

• Better SAE service rating indicates quicker and easier serviceability, maximizing machine availability and reducing service time and costs

• Higher levels of productivity means the machine is able to perform more work in a given time period than the average competitor

• Large platform: over 3975 litres per year fuel savings (based on 50 weeks per year and 35 hours per week)

• Small platform: over 2450 litres per year fuel savings (based on 50 weeks per year and 35 hours per week)

Walkaround – PowerBoom and quickhitch• PowerBoom design provides for side entry, allowing the

operator to safely enter and exit the machine without having contact with loader arm or attachments

• Mechanical quickhitch standard, optional hydraulic quickhitch available

• 30 JCB approved attachments for increased versatility

• Auxiliary couplers located on the PowerBoom with an available option for left side placement of the auxiliary couplers

• Quick disconnect auxiliary hydraulic couplers for quick and efficient attachment hook up

• Low slung design of the PowerBoom provides unobstructed right side visibility

• Large heavy-duty crowd ram – nearly 3 times the size of major competition

• All hoses are safely run inside of the PowerBoom, reducing the chances for damage

• Total unobstructed left side view for safe and efficient operation

• PowerBoom’s design does not require the large rear torque tube seen on traditional twin arm skid steer and compact track loaders, providing for unobstructed rearward visibility

• Rear loader tower is designed with a low profile to provide class-leading all-around visibility

• 30% fewer grease points than the average vertical lift twin arm skid steer and compact track loader

• PowerBoom contains 20% more steel than both arms combined on leading competition


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Walkaround – chassis and power train• Operator area, engine, and hydraulic pumps and motors are

offset to provide for optimum weight distribution

• Single loader tower for improved visibility

• Fuel tank located within loader tower for increased protection and features an easy to access drain point

• Concave belly design minimizes suction effects in muddy conditions

• For both wheeled and tracked models 225 and up the powerful and efficient JCB DIESELMAX engine provides for class-leading fuel efficiency

• For both wheeled and tracked models 135 to 205 the Perkins engine delivers impressive performance with low operating costs

• The longitudinally mounted engine allows unobstructed access to drive belt and drive belt driven components

• Removable front and rear chassis clean out plates with fluid drain points located through rear chassis plate

• Excellent service access through rear service door and lifting cooling pack

• Fuel tank is integrated into chassis for added protection

Walkaround – operator area• Lowest initial step in the industry for easier and safer entry

• Spacious cabs and canopies – 33% larger than the average competition on large platform and 46% larger on small platform

• Front windscreen also serves as emergency exit – almost 2.5 times the size of the average competitor

• Pressurized and sealed cab options prevent dust ingress, reduce noise, and provides for a more comfortable operator environment

• Efficient heat and A/C options, able to maintain a comfortable temperature in any climate

• Lifting left control pod and lap bar locks out the drive and loader arm hydraulics for increased safety

• Standard mechanical suspension seat with optional heated air suspension seat

• 12V charger located in left control pod

• Standard rear view mirror

• Electronic hand throttle with optional foot throttle

• Easily readable control panels are located in the operator’s line of sight

• Optional immobiliser option requires operators to enter a pass code before starting the machine, adding additional security

• Optional smooth ride system minimizes loader arm bounce when travelling with a loaded bucket, reducing spillage and increasing operator comfort

• 60% better visibility than the average skid steer


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Walkaround – operation

• JCB servo controls

• Available in standard flow and high flow for increased attachment versatility (135 only available with standard)

• Optional multi-function joysticks allow for the operation of attachments that require multiple auxiliary circuits

• Optional two speed for quicker travel times from point A to point B

• Standard creep speed is used to regulate top speed when using attachments such as cold planers

• Optional hydraulic quick hitch allows operators to change attachments without exiting the machine

• Standard float allows the bucket to follow the contours of the ground for more efficient back dragging

• Optional parallel lift (raise position only) keeps the bucket level throughout the entire lifting range, reducing material spill back when lifting to full height

Drive functions

Drive functions

Loader and bucket functions

Loader and bucket functions

STANDARD CONTROLS

MULTI-FUNCTION CONTROLS

Walkaround – controls

PRESS ONCE FOR 2 SPEED. TWICE FOR CREEP TURN SIGNAL/

CREEP SET % AUX PROPORTIONAL

AUX HOLD

HORN FLOAT

LEFT HAND RIGHT HAND Standard

PRESS ONCE FOR 2 SPEED. TWICE FOR CREEP

TURN SIGNAL/

CREEP SET %

AUX PROPORTIONAL

AUX HOLD

HORN

FLOAT

ATTACHMENT PRIMARY FUNCTION

ATTACHMENT SECONDARY FUNCTION

ATTACHMENT THIRD

FUNCTION

RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE

ATTACHMENT 4TH FUNCTION ON/OFF


LEFT HAND RIGHT HAND

INDICATORS / CREEP SET %

PRESS ONCE FOR 2-SPEED, TWICE

FOR CREEP AUX PROPORTIONAL

LEFT HAND

LEFT HAND

RIGHT HAND

RIGHT HAND

AUX HOLD

HORN



AUX PROPORTIONAL

AUX HOLD

FLOAT

HORN

ATTACHMENTPRIMARY

FUNCTION

ATTACHMENT 4TH FUNCTION ON/OFF

ATTACHMENT 3RD FUNCTION

ATTACHMENT SECONDARY FUNCTION

FLOAT

INDICATORS / CREEP SET %

PRESS ONCE FOR 2-SPEED, TWICE

FOR CREEP


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Panels

Left-hand switch panel

Left-hand switch panel Right-hand switch panel

A HYDRAULIC qUICKHITCH UNLOCK (OPTION) Press and hold to unlock the quickhitch.

B SMOOTH RIDE SYSTEM (SRS) (OPTION) When the loader arm is fully lowered press to activate SRS.

C HIGH FLOW AUX (OPTION) Press to enable high flow aux. This switch has to be pressed before the standard aux is selected (it cannot be selected when aux is running). When high flow is selected the LED illuminates.

D NOT USED

E NOT USED

F HYDRAULIC qUICKHITCH LOCK (OPTION) Press and hold to lock the quickhitch.

G NOT USED

H ROAD LIGHTS (OPTION) Press to switch the road lights ON – when the road lights are ON the LED is illuminated.

J HAZARD LIGHTS (OPTION) Press to switch the hazard warning lights ON – when the hazard warning lights are on the LED is illuminated.

A INFO BUTTON Press the information button to access messages and menus on the LCD.

B FRONT / REAR WORK LIGHTS Press once to turn front work lights ON. Press twice to turn front and rear work lights ON. Press again to turn all work lights OFF.

The left hand LED illuminates when the front work lights are ON, the right hand LED illuminates when the rear work lights are ON.

B FRONT / REAR ROAD LIGHTS (OPTION) Press once to turn front dipped beam lights ON. Press twice to turn front dipped beam and rear lights ON. Press again to turn all road lights OFF.

The left hand LED illuminates when the front dipped beam lights are ON, the right hand LED illuminates when the rear lights are ON

C LOADER ISOLATE Audible / visual – press to turn ON the loader isolation – when the loader is isolated the LED illuminates,

D PARALLEL LIFT (OPTION) Press to turn ON the parallel lift – when the parallel lift is ON the LED illuminates.

E AUXILIARY ISOLATE Press to turn ON the aux isolation – when the aux is isolated the LED illuminates.

F UP Press to navigate menus on the LCD.

G DOWN Press to navigate menus on the LCD.

H PARK BRAKE Press to activate the park brake – when the park brake is activated the LED illuminates.

J HAND THROTTLE CONTROL KNOB Turn the throttle control knob clockwise to increase the engine speed, turn the knob counter-clockwise to decrease the engine speed – the setting on this dial is not used by the machine from start up – the machine starts and always runs at low idle, the hand throttle must be turned to zero in order to allow it to take control of the throttle actuator to increase rpm (this prevents accidental high rpm start ups).

Panels

Right-hand switch panel


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Panels

Instrumentation panel

A ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE HIGH Audible / visual – illuminates if the engine coolant temperature rises too high – the light will flash and the alarm will sound if the engine coolant temperature becomes critical, ‘STOP’ will also be displayed on the LCD.

B FUEL LEVEL Audible / visual – when the fuel level is low, the icon turns red – it flashes when the tank is empty or if it senses water in the fuel.

C HYDRAULIC OIL TEMPERATURE Audible / visual – the icon will turn red when the temperature rises too high – the light will flash and the alarm will sound if the hydraulic oil temperature becomes critical, ‘STOP’ will also be displayed on the LCD.

D SEAT BELT / RESTRAINT / POD WARNING Visual – illuminates for 2 seconds when 2-speed mode is selected to remind you to use the seat belt.

E ALTERNATOR NOT CHARGING Audible / visual – icon is red if the battery is not charging – service required.

F COLD START ACTIVE Visual – illuminates when the grid heater is active – the icon will be illuminated for 10 seconds.

G HYDRAULIC OIL PRESSURE Audible / visual – illuminates if the hydraulic charge pressure is too low – service required.

H ENGINE OIL PRESSURE Audible / visual – illuminates if the engine oil pressure drops too far, illuminates when the ignition switch is set to position 1 before starting the engine, but should go out when the engine starts – if light remains on stop the engine immediately.

J PARK BRAKE ON Audible / visual – illuminates if the parking brake is applied.

K CREEP Visual – indicates that creep speed mode is selected.

L DIRECTION INDICATORS Audible / visual – illuminates when the turn signal/hazards are selected.

M MALFUNCTION Audible / visual – an amber light indicates caution and red light indicates a critical warning – stop the machine immediately and contact your dealer.

N HIGH SPEED Visual illuminates when high speed is activated.

O SHOVEL FLOAT Visual – illuminates when float is activated.

P AIR FILTER BLOCKED Audible / visual – illuminates when the air filter is blocked.

Q INFO AND HOURMETER DISPLAY With the ignition switch in the IGN position, shows the total running time of the engine – use it to keep a check of running hours between maintenance intervals.

Panels

Instrumentation panel


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Start-up procedure• Ensure that the left hand control pod is in the down position

along with the lap bar

• Turn the ignition switch to allow the display to self-check for 3 seconds

• Set the throttle knob to its minimum position

• If the keyless start feature is enabled enter the pin code on the right hand switch panel

• Turn the ignition switch fully clockwise against the spring to start the engine

• As soon as the engine starts, release the key

Tilting the cab• Remove the shovel or attachment

• Park the machine on level, solid ground

• The loader arm must be raised before tilting the cab

• Install the safety strut

• Stop the engine

• Remove the two rear mounting nuts A and compression plates B that secure the cab

• Raise the cab by lifting the corner of the cab behind the operator's door

• Remove the locking pin

• Unfold the cab maintenance strut D from the stowed position. Position the cab maintenance strut D to support the cab

• Replace the locking pin C in the support position

If the machine has lost power and the loader arm cannot be raised the crowd cylinder pin must be removed first, then the cylinder must be lowered to then be able to tilt the cab with the loader arm in the lowered position.


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Hydraulic quickhitch controlTo release attachment

• Rest attachment on ground

• Press and hold the unlock switch A located in the left hand panel

• Verify visually that the cylinder is fully extended

• If appropriate disconnect the attachment hydraulic hoses from the loader arm pipework

• Lower the loader arm fully to bring the hitch plate C below the level of the lips on the shovel/attachment

• Operate the loader control lever as if to roll forward the shovel/attachment

• When the hitch plate C has disengaged from the lips on the shovel/attachment, reverse the machine clear

To engage attachment

• Align the machine square to the shovel/attachment

• Lower the loader arm fully to bring the hitch plate C below the level of the lips on the shovel/attachment

• Drive the machine slowly forward, stop when the hitch plate C just touches the shovel/attachment

• Visually verify that the quickhitch hydraulic cylinder is fully extended prior to engaging the hitch plate C into the attachment

• Raise the loader arm and engage the hitch plate C in the lips on the shovel/attachment, stop the movement as soon as the plate is engaged

• Move the loader control lever to roll back the shovel attachment slightly

• Once hitch plate C is engaged depress and hold the lock switch B

• Ensure the hydraulic cylinder is fully retracted and visually inspect that locking pins are engaged into the attachment

Daily, weekly and monthly service schedule

Models 225, 260, 280, 300, 330


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Daily, weekly and monthly service schedule

Models 225T, 260T, 300T, 320T

Pre-start cold checks, service points and fluid levels


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Attachments

LANDSCAPE BUCKETS

GENERAL PURPOSE BUCKETS

6 IN 1 BUCKETS

LIGHT MATERIAL BUCKETS

54” Width12.5 Cu Ft. Capacity


54” Width14.2 Cu Ft.

Capacity


Capacity

75” Width21 Cu Ft. Capacity




Capacity


Capacity



Capacity


Capacity





Capacity


Capacity

96” Width54 Cu Ft. Capacity




Capacity


Capacity


Capacity

Attachments

With over 30 JCB attachment families to choose from, the JCB skid steer and compact track loader can be equipped to handle nearly any task on the jobsite.

These attachments are designed and tested, to be perfectly matched with the JCB skid steer and compact track loader,

ensuring maximum performance in all applications.


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AttachmentsAttachments

BRUSH GRAPPLES

SCRAP GRAPPLES

ANGLE BROOMS

MANURE FORKS

PALLET FORKS

SILAGE

AUGERS

PICK-UPS

42” Tines

96” Width

60” Width

60” Width

60” Wide 72” Wide 84” Wide

60” withTop Grapple

48” Tines

60” Wide

72” Width

76” Width


66” Width

66” Width


Standard Flow

72” Wide

78” Width

High Flow

84” Wide

84” Width

82” Width


SNOW BUCKETS

84” Width21 Cu Ft.Capacity


Capacity


Capacity


Capacity

96” Width54 Cu Ft.Capacity

DOZER BLADES BREAKERS

84” Width 96” Width HM266q HM386q

TREE SPADESROCK SAW

18” DepthHigh Flow

26” Ball Diameter

24” DepthHigh Flow

36” Ball Diameter

44” Ball Diameter

TRENCHERS BALE SPEAR

30” WidthStandard

Flow

48” WidthStandard

Flow

36” WidthStandard

Flow

48” WidthHigh Flow Single Bale


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SNOW BLOWERS

VIBRATORY ROLLERS

LANDSCAPE RAKES

60” WidthStandard Flow

72” WidthHigh Flow

84” WidthHydraulic

Angle

60” WidthManual Angle



Heavy-Duty96” Width

Hydraulic Angle


84” WidthHydraulic Angle




Angle






Hydraulic Angle


Hydraulic Angle



84” WidthSmooth Drum


73” WidthPad Foot

Drum

66” WidthPad Foot

Drum


84” WidthPad Foot

Drum

BRUSH CUTTERSFORESTRY CUTTING HEADS


72” WidthStandard

Flow



COLD PLANERSSNOW BLADES

60” WidthManualAngle





Angle







Angle


TILLER

PREPARATORS

STUMP GRINDER

AUTO RAKES

66” Width 76” Width 66” Width 76” Width

66” Width52” Width 78” Width 26” DiameterStandard Flow

30” DiameterHigh Flow

AttachmentsAttachments


5150

Selling againstWheeled small platform

Selling againstWheeled small platform

SSL QUICK SPEC REFERENCE

MANUFACTURER JCB Bobcat Bobcat Caterpillar John Deere Case New

Holland

MODEL 155 S150 S160 226B 315 SR150 L215

Radial/Vertical Lift kg R R R R R R R

SAE Operated Capacity (ROC) kg 703 680 726 680 680 680 680

SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 1770 - - - 1769 1939 1939

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 1820 - - 1852 1497 1887 1882

Overall Height mm 1971 1938 1938 1956 1956 1918 1918

Dump Height mm 2261 2184 2184 2159 2311 2144 2154

Hinge Pin Height mm 2997 2908 2908 2845 2769 2845 2845

Wheelbase mm 1067 1031 1031 991 965 942 940

Machine Width mm 1600 1676 1676 1524 1499 1518 1519

Reach At Full Height - Dumped mm 914 460 460 508 533 470 470

Net Power kW 44.7 36.5 45.5 41.8 33.6 36.5 36.5

Hydraulic Flow lpm 70 64 64 61 61 59 59

Optional High Flow lpm 100 - 100 102 95 - -

System Pressure bar 230 228 228 230 238 207 207

Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 24.2 37.9 22.7 33.6 20.4 20.4

Operating Weight kg 2844 2692 2706 2641 2359 2404 2436


MANUFACTURER JCB Bobcat Caterpillar John Deere Case New

Holland

MODEL 135 S130 216B 313 SR 130 L213

Radial/Vertical Lift kg R R R R R R

SAE Operated Capacity (ROC) kg 612 590 635 572 590 590

SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 1440 - - 1270 1939 1939

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 1820 - 1852 1497 1887 1882

Overall Height mm 1981 1963 1956 1956 1918 1918

Dump Height mm 2253 2101 2159 2134 2154 2154

Hinge Pin Height mm 2997 2781 2845 2769 2845 2845

Wheelbase mm 1067 902 991 965 942 940

Machine Width mm 1499 1491 1524 1499 1518 1519

Reach At Full Height - Dumped mm 914 574 508 584 470 470

Net Power kW 357 343 35 33.5 32 32

Hydraulic Flow lpm 70 64 61 57 59 59

Optional High Flow lpm - - - - - -

System Pressure bar 230 186 230 238 207 207

Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 19.8 22.7 23.1 20.4 20.4

Operating Weight kg 2752 2375 2581 2336 2268 2268


MANUFACTURER JCB Bobcat John Deere

New Holland Caterpillar Gehl

MODEL 225 S630 320D L223 256C 5640E

Radial/Vertical Lift kg R R V V R R


SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 2501 1814 1588 2309 - -

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 2585 1973 2325 2894 3324 -


Dump Height mm 2464 2367 2413 2555 2426 2383


Wheelbase mm 1219 1151 1067 1321 1240 1080

Machine Width mm 1727 1831 1753 1757 1676 1753


Net Power kW 55.2 55.4 47 50.7 61.1 62.6


Optional High Flow lpm 135 115 117 131 125 140

System Pressure bar 230 241 214 207 230 -

Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 46.4 51.8 44.8 47.9 -



5352



New Holland Caterpillar Gehl

MODEL 260 S650 326D L225 252B 6640E

Radial/Vertical Lift kg V V V V V R


SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 2669 2177 2268 2309 - -

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 2585 2313 31515 3894 2498 -


Dump Height mm 2464 2446 2540 2555 2413 2408


Wheelbase mm 1219 1151 1219 1321 1219 1229

Machine Width mm 1829 1831 1854 1758 1829 1842


Net Power kW 55.2 55.4 52.2 56.7 52.9 62.6



System Pressure bar 230 241 238 207 230 -



Selling againstWheeled large platform



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MANUFACTURER JCB Bobcat New Holland Caterpillar Case Terex

MODEL 300 S750 L230 272C SV300 TSV-80

Radial/Vertical Lift kg V V V V V V


SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 2635 2493 2841 - 2309 2663

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 3260 2536 3894 3318 3894 2666


Dump Height mm 2464 2649 2596 2487 2555 2464


Wheelbase mm 1219 1176 1321 1382 1321 1242

Machine Width mm 1829 1831 1930 1676 1768 1829


Net Power kW 68.6 61 62.6 67.1 62.6 61.9




Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 56.4 55.2 47.9 45.2 609



MANUFACTURER JCB Bobcat John Deere Caterpillar Gehl Terex

MODEL 280 S650 328D 262C V270 TSV-70



SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 2669 2177 2268 - - 2663

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 2585 2313 4672 3318 - 2666


Dump Height mm 2464 2446 2565 2449 2515 2464


Wheelbase mm 1219 1151 1219 1240 1265 1242

Machine Width mm 1829 1831 1956 1676 1765 1829


Net Power kW 55.2 55.4 59.7 61.1 62.6 55.2


Optional High Flow lpm 135 115 132 125 140 -







5756

Selling againstTracked small platform


MANUFACTURER JCB Takeuchi Terex Caterpillar John Deere

MODEL 150T TL220 PT-50 MLT 247B CT 315

Radial/Vertical Lift kg R R R R R

SAE Operated Capacity (ROC) kg 680 565 603 683 680

SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 1770 2287 2287 - 1225

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 1820 2187 2187 1842 988

Overall Height mm 2007 1981 1956 1981 1956

Dump Height mm 2286 2276 2286 2134 2311

Hinge Pin Height mm 3023 2896 2921 2845 2794

Wheelbase mm 1778 - - 1905 -

Machine Width mm 1651 1473 1524 1676 1549

Reach At Full Height - Dumped mm 914 584 584 635 584

Net Power kW 44.7 38 37.3 41.8 33.6

Hydraulic Flow lpm 70 57 62 61 61

Optional High Flow lpm 70 - - - -

System Pressure bar 230 207 207 230 238

Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 19.6 21.2 23.1 24

Operating Weight kg 3022 2864 2821 3174 3084


MANUFACTURER JCB Bobcat John Deere Caterpillar Gehl Mustang

MODEL 330 S770 332D 272C V330 3330 V



SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 2635 2490 2994 - - -

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 3260 2283 6294 3318 - -


Dump Height mm 2489 2649 2591 2487 2504 2504


Wheelbase mm 1219 1219 1219 1382 1265 1265

Machine Width mm 1880 1829 1981 1676 1829 1829


Net Power kW 58.6 68.6 66.4 67.1 62.6 62.6




Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 56.4 57 47.9 54.5 54.5




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MANUFACTURER JCB Bobcat Caterpillar New Holland Takeuchi Case

MODEL 260T T650 289C C238 TL250 450CT

Radial/Vertical Lift kg V V V V R V


SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 2635 - - 2241 3878 2400

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 3260 - 3315 3894 3943 2812


Dump Height mm 2413 - 2456 2596 2431 2405


Wheelbase mm 2108 1499 1768 1603 1598 1638

Machine Width mm 1854 1829 1981 1930 1859 -

Reach At Full Height - Dumped mm 584 - 780 864 1011 762

Net Power kW 55.2 55.4 61.1 62.6 68.6 61.9




Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 35 31.9 29.4 30.5 29.1



MANUFACTURER JCB Bobcat John Deere Caterpillar New

Holland Case Kubota

MODEL 225T T630 323D 279C C232 440CT SVL75

Radial/Vertical Lift kg R R V R V V V

SAE Operated Capacity (ROC) kg 1021 1012 1041 1016 1016 953 1043

SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 2635 - 1678 - 2241 2268 2162

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 2585 - 2540 3315 3894 3357 2814

Overall Height mm 2083 2065 2007 2108 2042 2057 2083

Dump Height mm 2413 - 2413 2428 2596 2438 -

Hinge Pin Height mm 3175 3073 2997 3129 3330 3091 3025

Wheelbase mm 2108 1489 - 1768 1603 1438 1435

Machine Width mm 1854 1832 1829 1981 1930 - 1674

Reach At Full Height - Dumped mm 584 610 721 594 864 739 1059

Net Power kW 55.2 55.4 43.3 61.1 56.7 61.9 55.4

Hydraulic Flow lpm 87 87 76 83 85 83 71

Optional High Flow lpm 135 115 152 125 131 143 -

System Pressure bar 230 241 238 230 207 210 245

Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 35 30 31.9 29.4 29.1 29.1

Operating Weight kg 4391 4089 3878 4487 4368 4048 4100

Selling againstTracked large platform



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MANUFACTURER JCB Kubota Caterpillar John Deere

MODEL 300T SVL90 299C 329D

Radial/Vertical Lift kg V V V V

SAE Operated Capacity (ROC) kg 1361 1365 1318 1315

SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 2635 3058 - 4683

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 3260 3611 3315 2087

Overall Height mm 2083 2118 2116 2159

Dump Height mm 2388 - 2492 2591

Hinge Pin Height mm 3175 3266 3287 3200

Wheelbase mm 2108 1666 1768 -

Machine Width mm 1981 1961 1981 2007

Reach At Full Height - Dumped mm 889 1034 762 818

Net Power kW 68.6 67.1 67.1 60

Hydraulic Flow lpm 87 95 83 79

Optional High Flow lpm 135 138 125 160

System Pressure bar 230 24.5 230 238

Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 38.8 31.9 31.5

Operating Weight kg 4837 5000 4867 4912



MODEL 320T T750 333D

Radial/Vertical Lift kg V V V

SAE Operated Capacity (ROC) kg 1451 1508 1497

SAE Breakout Force - Lift kg 2635 - 2994

SAE Breakout Force - Tilt kg 3260 - 6294

Overall Height mm 2032 2065 2159

Dump Height mm 2388 - 2591

Hinge Pin Height mm 3175 3353 3200

Wheelbase mm 2108 1618 -

Machine Width mm 1981 1981 2057

Reach At Full Height - Dumped mm 889 853 818

Net Power kW 68.6 63.3 66.4

Hydraulic Flow lpm 87 87 95

Optional High Flow lpm 135 138 -

System Pressure bar 230 241 238

Hydraulic Horse Power kW 51.8 35 37.5

Operating Weight kg 4962 6045 5035




6362

Selling against Selling against

JCB VERSUS BOBCAT

Small platform

• JCB's cab is 58% larger

• JCB has 61% better all-round visibility

• Bobcat is less fuel efficient than JCB using 20% more fuel while material handling and 14% more fuel while roading

• Fixed lap bar reduces operator space

• Centralized chain chase reduces foot space

• Cab tilting toward the rear limits service area in terms of height

• JCB SAE service rating is 19% better

• Unable to safely secure loader arm with one person

• Short wheelbase decreases stability during roading

• Hand throttle is not ergonomically positioned and is not a low effort lever

Large platform

• JCB's cab is 68% larger

• JCB has 61% better all-round visibility

• Bobcat has 38% more grease points than JCB on vertical lift models

• Bobcat is less fuel efficient than JCB using 26% more fuel while material handling and 10% more fuel while roading

• JCB's rear service opening is 21% larger

• JCB SAE service rating is 18% better

• Cab forward design causes fouling between some attachments and operator area

• 3 panel removal required to gain access to the top side of the cooling pack

• Hydraulic quickhitch is easily damaged



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Selling against

JCB VERSUS JOHN DEERE

Small platform

• JCB's cab is 57% larger by volume

• JCB has 67% better visibility

• Instrumentation panels are not ergonomically positioned

• Exhaust pipe inconveniently located in the middle of the service access

• The sides of the chassis are high making servicing under the cab difficult to access

• Main control valve is difficult to access, need to remove two guards and more than 10 bolts

• Foot pedal linkage grease zerks not accessible unless front guard/covers are removed

• Tilt cylinder rods are vulnerable if debris wedges in the cross member area

• Position of hand throttle causes operator’s hand to foul right side mesh

Large platform

• JCB's cab is 57% larger by volume

• JCB has 67% better visibility

• Deere is less fuel efficient than JCB using 30% more fuel while material handling and 28% more fuel while roading

• JCB SAE service rating is 43% better than Deere

• Non-traditional rear service opening – must remove panels to access

• Difficult to access key components due to non-traditional service access

• Rear glass sits recessed from loader tower (9”), further restricting rear visibility

• Vertical lift design greatly decreases rearward and side visibility

• Must lift loader arms for daily service

• Hydraulic quick hitch design is very slow to engage

Selling against

JCB VERSUS CATERPILLAR

Small platform

• JCB’s cab is 40% larger

• Cat is less fuel efficient than JCB using 23% more fuel while material handling and 19% more fuel while roading

• Very restricted visibility to CAT’s quick hitch – making attachment interchange difficult

• Safety strut requires two people to disengage

• CAT operating area is extremely cramped for the operator

• JCB has a 5% higher dump height


• JCB has better reach at full dump height

• CAT’s cab retention bolts are hard to access

Large platform


• JCB’s door is 134% larger

• CAT has 53% more grease points

• JCB SAE Service Rating is 41% better than CAT

• CAT operating area is extremely cramped

• Cat is less fuel efficient than JCB using 30% more fuel while material handling and 16% more fuel while roading

• Cannot open the door if the arms are between 2” and 61” from the ground

• Must lift cab on CAT to access the battery

• CAT’s cab retention bolts are hard to access

• Very restricted visibility to quickhitch – making attachment interchange difficult

• EH Controls delay decreases controllability


6766

Selling against

JCB VERSUS NEW HOLLAND

Small platform


• New Holland is less fuel efficient than JCB using 30% more fuel while material handling and 16% more fuel while roading

• Basic design – least comfortable cab for the operator

• JCB SAE service rating is 22% better than New Holland

• Safety strut under the cab jams and requires two people to disengage

• Gas shock for cab tilt fouls operator’s leg

• Left and right mesh rattles during operation

• Battery and engine oil filter in poor location, requires tools to remove side panel for access

• Wire harness for air cleaner is in the fuel fill area leading to potential damage

• Engine access poor due to narrow top cover

Large platform


• JCB has 72% better visibility to the rear

• New Holland requires a special jack to tilt the cab and loader arm assembly

• Excessive amount of lateral movement in the loader arms wear strips needed to protect the cab from loader arm foul

• Basic design – least comfortable cab for the operator

• Daily service not grouped on the New Holland – equals increased daily service time requirements

• JCB SAE service rating is 53% better than New Holland

• New Holland has non-traditional rear service access – must remove panels

• New Holland was 21% slower in the Agricultural Gate Test

Notes


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