JCB 514-40 – specifications
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The JCB 514-40 is a telehandler from the British manufacturer JCB. It belongs to JCB's Loadall family, which spans machines from compact yard units to high-capacity types. The number 514 sits in the type sequence below the Agri types 532 to 555.
A telehandler (called Loadall by JCB) lifts loads on a telescoping boom and sets them down at heights and reaches a forklift cannot manage. It drives on tyres across field, yard and building site and is fitted with forks, bucket or grab. Key figures are capacity, lift height and reach; the further the boom extends, the lower the permissible load becomes.
In use, stability and visibility matter: the load is carried ahead of the front axle, the centre of gravity moves forward as the boom extends, and a load moment limiter monitors utilisation. Four-wheel drive and all-wheel steering help on soft ground and in a tight yard.
JCB telehandlers – other models: from the 5204 to the 560-80 Industry from Rocester, Agri, Industry and Con versions plus the TM compact-loader range
This page gathers the JCB telehandlers the register could not assign to a named range: from compact farmyard models such as the 5204 to heavy-duty models such as the 560-80 Industry. JCB builds its telehandlers – the brand decisively shaped this vehicle category with the first Loadall in 1977 – at its home plant in Rocester in the English county of Staffordshire. The suffixes in the type designation sort the models by field of use: Agri marks the agricultural version, Industry or Ind the industrial version, Con the construction version; TM is a separate range of compact wheeled and articulated loaders with a telescopic boom.
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The register lists here 32 versions, from simple farmyard loaders to high-output telehandlers for agriculture, industry and construction, as reflected in the model designations from 514 to 560 and the TM range from TM110 to TM420.
Telehandlers of this type are the most versatile lifting vehicles on farms, yards and building sites: a single machine replaces a yard loader, forklift and, in part, a crane, because the telescopic boom reaches both upward and forward; JCB ranks among the world's leading makers here alongside Manitou and Merlo.
On used examples, the condition of the telescopic boom and its slide pads, the tightness of the hydraulic cylinders, tyre and brake wear, the function of the attachment lock, and rust on the frame all matter; spare parts and servicing run through the JCB dealer network.
Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: JCB Teleskoplader (weitere Modelle), JCB (manufacturer)
Used listings – figures from public listings
Between May and September 2026, speccodex recorded 3 public used-machine listings for JCB 514-40 on 2 platforms. Asking prices ranged from €39,900 to €57,900 (median €46,050), years of manufacture between 2023 and 2024.
Operating hours stated in the listings (median) by machine age: 0–3 years: 81 h (3 listings).
Asking prices are sellers' demands, not achieved sale prices. Basis: public listings, recorded and analysed by speccodex. As of: 11 Nov 2026. Sellers usually do not state whether prices are net or gross.
Area: Machines › Materials handling › Telehandlers
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