TELESCOPIC HANDLERS
JCB pioneered the telehandler concept in 1977 and are the world’s most popular telehandler manufacturer to this day. JCB telehandlers are available in a variety of configurations and sizes, and they offer advantages in durability, versatility, and low cost of ownership necessary to succeed in today’s competitive construction market. Of all the JCB construction vehicles for sale, the Telehandler is one of the most versatile. Used for lifting, moving and placing heavy materials, these heavy construction vehicles are superior to forklifts because of their capacity to switch to different accessory attachments for different jobs and their ability to reach and place items telescopically in remote locations rather than simply move them from point A to point B.
Telehandlers - Lift, Move and Place Materials
They’re ideal for moving suspended or palletized loads both indoors and out. This piece of heavy construction equipment performs well on rough terrain, so you can use it at a construction site or logging operation. Move bricks, gravel, lumber and other building materials. When you’re considering construction equipment for sale, remember the telehandler is cost-effective due to its versatility. You can use it to move and place objects, as a tractor, crane, or for dozens of other uses. When you need heavy construction equipment for jobs in Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Arizona, Southwest JCB is the place to get it.
ELECTRIC COMPACT TELEHANDLER
The 525-60E compact telehandler is part of JCB’s pioneering 100% electric E-TECH range, with zero emissions, less noise and zero compromise on performance. This opens up the possibilities to operate wherever and whenever you need to.
Get the same high performance as a conventional machine with powerful lithium-ion technology. Zero emissions, low noise levels and other innovative features provide peace of mind for working safely and efficiently on site. Learn more how JCB is leading the way in clean technology and reducing harmful emissions in urban, air quality sensitive environments and enclosed spaces.
