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The telehandler was invented as far back as the 1970s by our very own JCB with their Loadall range. Since this time, the telehandler has gone from strength to strength and is a firm favourite with the nation’s farmers. In more recent times, construction companies have become aware of the benefits of the telescopic handler and they have become commonplace on the UK’s building sites. Despite a number of companies such as Merlo and Manitou specialising in telehandlers, by far and away the most popular range of telehandlers for sale in the UK is JCB’s Loadall range. The company has continued to develop their product with around 250,000 of them produced and can now even offer an electric version of their telescopic handler. It is hard to categorise these machines, as they are forklifts but, through the addition of bespoke attachments they can turn into bucket loaders, snow ploughs, personnel lifts and much more.
Latest News About Telehandlers
First Kubota KTH Telehandlers for Agriculture
One of the first Kubota KTH telehandlers sold into agriculture is earning its keep with a livestock farmer in Pembrokeshire, offering easy cab access combined with generous lift and reach. Gwyn Davies is focussed on making his daily livestock chores as comfortable as possible. It is why he chooses machinery that is not just capable...
HYDROGEN JCB LOADALL’S SUCCESSFUL FIELD TEST
BAM Construction has hailed the simplicity of the refuelling process of JCB’s hydrogen powered Loadall telescopic handler after testing the machine on a major Midlands regeneration project. The company has been trialling the first JCB 540-180H Loadall on the Tea Factory regeneration project in Digbeth, Birmingham. Powered by a hydrogen combustion engine developed by JCB...
JCB to unveil new Telehandlers at Lamma 2025
JCB will unveil a large number of new machines for materials handling in Hall 17, stand 740 at the LAMMA Show, being staged at NEC Birmingham on 15/16 January. In addition to featuring the JCB Fastrac iCON high-speed tractors, the exhibit will underscore JCB’s leading role in efficient materials handling, with British-built solutions that include...
ELECTRIC JCB TELETRUKS FOR WASTE HIRE BUSINESS
One of the UK’s leading waste and recycling equipment hirers has invested in a fleet of JCB electric Teletruks. Coventry-based Wastemasters Group has taken delivery of three new JCB 35-22E Teletruk models which join its massive fleet of more than 80 JCB Wastemaster machines which the company hires to waste and recycling customers across the...
Truck & Plant Pages Issue 239 is out now
What did we do before telehandlers were invented? These flexible tools are now part of many industries from construction to farming – and the 2003 model JCB 532/120 telehandler would work well in any environment. A 4x4x4 model with a 3.3 tonne lift and 12 metre reach, there’s no end to the tasks this machine...
