JCB Agricultural Attachments – specifications
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JCB other models – a British attachment programme from Rocester: buckets, quick couplers, lifting equipment, forestry, snow and agricultural attachments
JCB, based in Rocester, United Kingdom, offers a wide range of attachments for its excavators, wheeled loaders and telescopic handlers alongside the carrier machines themselves, letting the same base machine be reconfigured for very different tasks. This collective page lists the attachment programme outside the separately covered main ranges, organised by equipment family: shovels, quick hitches, lifting equipment, light equipment, drills, forestry attachments, snow attachments, and agricultural and specialist attachments.
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The register lists 9 versions, grouped into these equipment families – spanning earthmoving, material handling and seasonal work such as snow clearance, matched to the brand's excavators, wheeled loaders and telescopic handlers.
Such a broad attachment programme lets a single carrier machine, such as an excavator or telescopic handler, be used year-round and across industries: shovels and quick hitches for earthworks, lifting equipment for material handling, drills for fencing and post work, forestry attachments for timber harvesting, and snow attachments for winter service, all matched to the same base machine and driven by its hydraulics.
On used examples of any attachment, the condition of the mounting plate and the quick-hitch lock, the tightness of hydraulic cylinders and hoses, wear on cutting edges and teeth, and cracks and corrosion in welds all count; spare parts run through the JCB dealer network, which also supports older attachments outside the current line-up.
Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: JCB (weitere Modelle), JCB (manufacturer)
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