In the first of a new ‘Test drive’ series for KHL, construction equipment journalist Dan Gilkes puts the JCB 525-60E electric telehandler under the microscope. The electric revolution has begun. As ...

JCB, Savannah, Georgia, celebrates the production of its 200,000th Loadall telehandler. Launched in 1977 as the JCB 520, the first Loadall was a two-wheel drive machine with a 21-foot (6.4-meter) lift ...

JCB has added to its electric machinery portfolio with a first zero-emissions telescopic Loadall. The unveiling of the new telehandler was timed to coincide with the government’s announcement in ...

The 505-20E is the first fully electric version of the company’s Loadall telehandler, designed to deliver the same performance as the conventional diesel-powered machine for construction, industrial, ...

JCB's 504-13 subcompact telescopic handler is designed for versatility with a skid steer coupler on the front end and smaller dimensions compared to the 505 model. The 504 model incorporates all boom ...

JCB has launched a new dual-mode gearbox that is said to combine the best aspects of a hydrostatic transmission and powershift technology. The company claims that the DualTech VT variable transmission ...

JCB has expanded its E-TECH range of zero-emissions machines with the launch of its first ever electric Loadall telescopic handler model. More than 43 years after the company pioneered the concept of ...

JCB introduced the Teletruk industrial forklift into the North American market. It is a two-wheel-drive hydrostatic machine that uses a telescopic boom — not a vertical mast. It has a load capacity of ...

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In the first of a new ‘Test drive’ series for KHL, construction equipment journalist Dan Gilkes puts the JCB 525-60E electric telehandler under the microscope. The electric revolution has begun. As ...