RETURN ON INVESTMENT: JCB is the world’s leading manufacturer of backhoe loaders, and JCB backhoes are known for manufacturing quality, operational reliability and high residual values. The 3CX COMPACT is equipped with a skid steer loader quick-hitch, to engage skid steer attachments for superior versatility and adaptability.įor added flexibility, the available hand-held tool circuit can power a wide range of attachments, such as water pumps, disc cutters, augers, handheld breakers and more. With an operating weight of just 13,514 lb (6,130 kg), 4-wheel steering and rubber tires, the 3CX COMPACT is also ideal for road repair applications. The 3CX COMPACT backhoe loader is a versatile solution for utility companies, landscapers, cemeteries, municipalities and other operators that require the excavating and material handling capabilities of a large machine in a compact size. The warranty is transferable with ownership of the machine. The 3CX COMPACT comes standard with a 2-year/2,000-hour full, bucket-to-bucket warranty, to mitigate the impact of unscheduled repairs and maintenance.
With a 25 mph (40 km/h) maximum speed, the 3CX COMPACT backhoe loader can move quickly between job sites, potentially eliminating the need to rent or purchase a truck and trailer to transport the machine. The 3CX COMPACT delivers high power and torque at low engine speeds –as low as 1,300–1,400 RPM-for fuel efficient matching of engine speed and hydraulics. Industry-leading 500-hour service intervals and simple, ground-level daily checks for maximum uptime. Additionally, the engine requires no DEF, further reducing operating costs and hassle for operators. LOWER OPERATING COSTS: The JCB Diesel by Kohler 74 hp (55 kW) engine requires no DPF, eliminating the need for costly replacement filters and productivity-sapping regeneration, and reducing downtime. Side-shift chassis to dig square holes and work near walls and fences Skid steer quick-hitch to engage skid steer attachments for superior versatilityĤ-wheel steer is standard, for enhanced maneuverability
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