JCB 155 Skid Steer Loader
The small platform 703kg rated operating capacity JCB 155 radial lift skid steer loader is ideal for working at ground level for digging and moving materials and mid-range height tasks like dumping over walls. It is also agile and compact, making it perfect for working in small spaces.
Description
703kg Skid Steer Loader
Power and performance.
With plenty of power and versatile features, JCB sets new standards for efficiency and productivity in skid steer loaders.
Unlike conventional skid steer cooling systems, JCB’s pulls cool, clean air from above and forces hot air out through the sides and rear, away from the operator.
All JCB machines feature an industry standard quick hitch for quick coupling to all JCB attachments and all other brands.
The standard hydraulic circuit on JCB small platform machines it is 70 lpm. A high-flow option up to up to 115 lpm is available for maximum attachment versatility.
Optional parallel lift makes it easier to position loads with forks or attachments on all JCB models.
JCB’s Smoothride System (SRS) option allows the boom and load to move independently from the chassis, for improved load retention, operator comfort and faster loading cycles.
JCB Built Skid Steer
JCB has earned its reputation for strong design, and JCB skid steers are built tough to handle the demands of any application and any condition.
Fully-welded chassis provides a rigid structure for maximum strength and reduced weight.
A solid undercarriage with cast steel, triple-flanged rollers provides consistent performance on demanding terrain.
The unique JCB single-arm Powerboom™ boasts tapered pivot pins and 20% more steel than conventional twin-arm skid steer designs for greater rigidity with less wear and improved retention of material in the bucket.
Skid Steer with Radial Lift
With a wide-opening side door for safe entry and exit, operators no longer need to climb over large attachments or under an unsupported boom.
JCB’s Powerboom™ loader arm provides 60% better visibility around the machine than conventional twin-arm machines.
With no requirement for the rear torque tube found on conventional machines, operators benefit from even greater rear visibility.
