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CMAX  LOADER SERIE - BACKHOE LOADER - 3CX

CMAX LOADER SERIE - BACKHOE LOADER - 3CX

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Combining low ownership costs and superior strength with exceptional serviceability, comfort and safety, the JCB 3CX is the ultimate entry-level machine from the world’s number one backhoe loader manufacturer. Productivity, performance and efficiency are all class-leading; add a versatility-enhancing options list and comprehensive warranty packages, and the 3CX really is the best value backhoe for large fleets, rental yards and smaller businesses alike.

Try one and you’ll soon see why JCB is the backhoe market leader in 78 countries, making just under half of all backhoe loaders sold in the world today.

  • With high breakout forces you’ll be able to shift more material in less time. Put simply, these are the most productive backhoe loaders in their class.

  • The JCB EcoMAX engine produces its peak power and torque at low engine speeds, which makes for great economy, exceptional responsiveness and outstanding performance.

  • The JCB 3CX is a great value backhoe loader offering superb return on investment as well as finance and service parts. Unlike most entry level machines, it’s extremely productive too, with superb earth moving abilities.

  • The 3CX has a top speed of 23mph so you can reduce travel times on site and between locations. A large 38 gallon fuel tank extends refuelling intervals and maximises productivity.

  • The JCB EcoMAX is a highly durable engine design, with tens of thousands of units in service working on a huge range of different applications. We’ve tested the unit rigorously in climates ranging from -4˚F to 115˚F.

  • We use a powder coat paint process on all JCB 3CX backhoes which provides a high quality finish. Paint coverage is optimised and your machine stays looking good for longer.

  • Thicker steel is used to construct the excavator on the 3CX and larger stress relieving plates eliminate the chance of failure and reduces cost of ownership.

  • The 3CX backhoe loaders cab, axles, transmission and engine are all designed and built by JCB. All components therefore work in perfect harmony for optimum reliability. Our hydraulic cylinders have friction welded ends to give extra strength.

  • Each key component of the latest JCB backhoe range is stringently tested. The chassis, boom, loader arms and other major parts are all subjected to prolonged high-stress loading, while the transmission design has been repeatedly put through its paces over thousands of cycles.

  • JCB precision machining provides high tolerances and accurate location of pins and bushes on these backhoe loaders.

  • By heating the boom to 1200˚F, we remove any internal stresses caused by manufacturing and welding. This process doubles the life of our booms and reduces the overall machine weight at the same time.

  • Rear stabilisers are equipped with twin directional hose burst check valves (HBCVs), which means the legs can’t move during machine operation and cannot fall when roading if a hose were to fail.

  • To protect boom and dipper hoses on your JCB backhoe during trenchwork, they’re enclosed inside the rear structures of the machine. Kingpost hoses are enclosed in a flexible, robust guide to keep them from snagging or sustaining damage.

  • To protect the stabilizer rams, as standard, the 3CX is fitted with guards to protect the rams and avoid costly repairs plus added downtime.

  •  A sacrificial wear plate on the dipper eliminates costly damage to the dipper and can be easily replaced to maximize dipper life.

     

     

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    just 2 steps. 1:click on the brand of your computer 2:click install 7 loader and wait for your computer to reboot that's it!
    Q: ..AND WHY
    proto slg faster better brand better quality better board better regulator metal body easier to take apart go with at least an evo3 loader and get a n2 tank. no co2
    Q: I have a 22 caliber octagon shaped remington breach loader rifle how old is it?
    in the 1920s to 1940s there were a lot of octagon barreled .22s being made. See, it was cheaper to make them octagon than to make them perfectly round. we will need to know more about the gun before we can tell you how old it is. for starters, what kind of breech loader is it? Is it a hinge action single shot, lever action, falling block, trap door, pump action? a picture would be a great help, as would any numbers and words stamped on the gun
    Q: Can you use hard plastic sleeves like top loaders in a Yugioh Tourney? Or does it have to be soft sleeves?
    trust me dude, it not worth playing yugioh. been there done it, regreted not trying be a jerk but u should stop playin yugioh card
    Q: I dont know much about softmodding, but recently I just update the usb loader gx on the setting through wifi. Now every time I start the usb loader, I have a black screen.I tried searching for answer but got nothing. Please help
    Try okorder forums, or send it to Nintendo to flash your NAND and hope that they don't look at what you have on it..
    Q: I am running on 6.35 hen and have prometheus iso loader but if i take the hen off can i still use prometheus iso loader? Thanks :)
    no.iso loader is homebrew.OFW can't play/open homebrew.
    Q: Besides a round ball, what is the most accurate and powerful round that I can shoot big game with in my 50 caliber muzzle loader?
    I okorder /) So a properly loaded T/C Hawkins with a conical is darn close to a 44 magnum fired from a rifle and more than standard 44 magnum ammo fired from a revolver. Now with some black powder rifles that can use larger charges of modern black powder substitutes you can get much more power. However you can’t do that with the T/C Hawkins because a 120 grain charge of Triple 7 could destroy the gun with catastrophic results; as in KABOOM barrel explodes! But with a less powerful charge of 90 to a max 120 grains of FFg black powder it’s a potent rifle with a heavy projectile. Warning not all modern made .50 cal Hawkins can handle over a 100 gr charge of BP because some cheap clones don’t have quality barrels. In fact some that where made in Spain and other countries, didn’t even have pressure tested barrels and blew up on people.
    Q: Loaders often have hidden safety problems
    6, in the downhill, prohibited loader coasting in neutral.7, loader in operation, under the arm of the arm, no one stand or pass.8 when the loading boom is raised, the safety pin must be fitted or other measures taken to prevent the falling of the arm.9, loader in the work should pay attention to any time to remove the tire (or track) between the stone slag.10, night work, fashion machines and workplaces should have good lighting.Four, the loader following the work should pay attention to the following safety matters:1. Load the loader from the work site and park the machine in a flat safety zone.2, Matsushita bucket, and wood pad. Remove dirt and gravel from the bucket.3 、 maintain and maintain the machines according to routine maintenance items.
    Q: Can you rip a backup game (already burned game) on the usb loader?
    Yes, you can with USB Loader GX. You can also play the backup disc from USB loader. I did it with Super Mario Galaxy.
    Q: I know FIE is out of business. I am looking for info on a muzzle loader my grandfather bought new and I now own. It is a .45 cal made in Italy. It has Black POWDER ONlY stamped on it, blued octagon barrel, brass cleaning plate on the right hand side of the stock, curved brass trigger guard. It weighs about 8 pounds. It appears 21282 is the serial # on the barrel. Is this most likely a reproduction of a historical weapon? Is there anywhere you can look up info on older weapons from out of business companies? Thanks a lot to anyone who can help me out with info.
    Talk to a local gun dealer, they can tell you everything you need to know

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