Introduced in early 2008, JCB's new range of high boom Loadall telehandlers boast fast cycle times and high lift capacities.
Introduced in early 2008, JCB's new range of high boom Loadall telehandlers boast fast cycle times and high lift capacities. Those new telehandlers, the Loadall 506-36 and the 507-42, can lift 6,000 to 7,000 pounds and have a working height of 36 to 42 feet. A third machine, the 509-42, can handle even more with a capacity of 9,000 pounds. Finally, the 510-56 has a 10,000-pound lift capacity and lift height of 56 feet. Each unit is powered by a JCB Dieselmax engine, which is EPA and CARB compliant. The new models improve over their predecessors thanks to rear-axle stabilization, powershift transmission, servo controls, and side engine for easy access. Estimated list price: $60,000 to $100,000.
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