JCB 3 '1961–63

JCB 3 '1961–63
JCB 3 '1961–63
JCB 3, JCB 3CX eco Platinum Edition
JCB 1, JCB 3, JCB Hydra-Digga Loadall 65, JCB Mark I, JCB 3CX "60th Anniversary"

Building on the success of 1960's JCB 4 backhoe loader, which replaced the Hydra-Digga Loadall, in 1961 the JCB 3 sets more trends with the ability to dig tight up against a wall. It was presented at the Cristal Palace Plant show in the summer of 1961.

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JCB 3 '1961–63
JCB 3 '1961–63
JCB 3, JCB 3CX eco Platinum Edition
JCB 1, JCB 3, JCB Hydra-Digga Loadall 65, JCB Mark I, JCB 3CX "60th Anniversary"

JCB 4C '1962–????

JCB 4CN Turbo '1982–????
JCB 4CN Turbo '1982–????
JCB 4C, Джозеф Сирил Бэмфорд
 

JCB 4C '1962–????

 
 
JCB 4C, Джозеф Сирил Бэмфорд
 

In 1964 JCB exported its first machine to the USA - a JCB 4C backhoe loader.

JCB 3СS '1963–68

Wheeled loading shovel on the JCB 3C basis.

JCB 1 '1963–70

JCB 1 '1963–67
JCB 1, JCB 3, JCB Hydra-Digga Loadall 65, JCB Mark I, JCB 3CX "60th Anniversary"
JCB 1 Mk II '1967–70
 

Introduced in 1963, the idea behind the JCB 1 was for it to be used by building contractors, although it found plenty of work with local authorities as it proved to be ideal for grave-digging duties, hence the nickname. Powered by a 20hp Petter PH2 engine, it was fitted with a rear excavator, but only a blade at the front, which was mainly used for back filling. Production came to a close in 1970.

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