Practical equipment selection advice, operator tips, and construction industry updates from JCB's application engineering team.
A field-tested argument that focusing on JCB excavator specs (like the 6k telehandler) isn't just for engineers—it directly impacts your brand perception. Includes personal mistakes and real cost data.
A cost controller shares how to identify the real cost drivers when buying JCB equipment, including track loaders, used mini excavators, trash compactors, and crane fly attachments—plus when to spot a bad water pump before it costs you.
An office administrator shares how a costly mistake in specifying JCB ag wheel loaders and skid steer attachments taught him a critical lesson about total cost of ownership and avoiding expensive downtime.
A practical, step‑by‑step guide based on real‑world mistakes to diagnose fuel pump issues on JCB equipment, including the Hemi Backhoe and Wheeled Excavator. Learn the checklist that saved me $3,200 in unnecessary repairs.
A hands-on comparison of JCB compact telehandlers and Kubota skid steers, based on 15 months of rental fleet experience. Includes cost, performance, and maintenance data.
A veteran construction equipment procurement specialist argues that the lowest price on a JCB excavator often leads to higher total costs. Focusing on total ownership value over initial price.
A procurement manager compares OEM and aftermarket parts for the JCB 515-40 telehandler, analyzing cost, quality, and real-world trade-offs.
A no-nonsense guide from the field: how to source JCB backhoe mirrors, what to know about track loader backhoes, and the hidden costs in tools like breaker bars and air compressors.
A procurement veteran shares the costly lesson learned from a single bad JCB clutch part order—and why understanding the deeper problem is the only real solution.
An admin buyer shares why JCB equipment and parts are worth the investment, with lessons from ordering generators, tracking UPS trucks, and even handling oddball requests.