Hi this is for the makers of jcb.my job just bought one and i does opperate it what i find they should do is add a digital scale the function of this machine showing the load that u have on the boom .and while u booming out at such hights and distance u can use you chart along with the readings on the digital ibs meter for safe operating
its a cool machine, i used to work agency labouring for Taylor Wimpey and they had this for hire for most of the build on a block of flats until a mobile crane was the only option left, crane driver on £100 an hour but forklift operator was only getting £12 so they used this as much as they could lol
My husband says when he worked for a company call The Liner Concrete Machinery Company Ltd in the 1960's they fitted a telescopic boom to a Rough rider dumper chassis and called it the Giraffe. Sadly the directors of Liner thought there was no future in this type of machine. What a miscalculation!!!
Hi Roberty, we are starting to use Go Pros on some of our visits. We've got a 'cab view' of a highway demolition from inside a Volvo - coming this month If you're subscribed - you'll get first look.
I'm operating one of these machines at the mo, and it can not pick up a load of 1500 kg at full reach, no where near it. More like 200 kg which I do believe is the same as the 540-170. Any idea why that is?
Well, for every one metre that you extend the load, the weigh doubles. e.g. 1 tonne at 1 metre = 1 tonne. However, 1 tonne at 17 metres = 34 tonnes. There for, the load capacity massively decreases at full reach.
Hi this is for the makers of jcb.my job just bought one and i does opperate it what i find they should do is add a digital scale the function of this machine showing the load that u have on the boom .and while u booming out at such hights and distance u can use you chart along with the readings on the digital ibs meter for safe operating
its a cool machine, i used to work agency labouring for Taylor Wimpey and they had this for hire for most of the build on a block of flats until a mobile crane was the only option left, crane driver on £100 an hour but forklift operator was only getting £12 so they used this as much as they could lol
Crane driver £100 hour..? I doubt it very much. Lol
My husband says when he worked for a company call The Liner Concrete Machinery Company Ltd in the 1960's they fitted a telescopic boom to a Rough rider dumper chassis and called it the Giraffe. Sadly the directors of Liner thought there was no future in this type of machine. What a miscalculation!!!
Pauline Buchan If you have a photo Pauline, we would love to see if we could fit it into our film about telehandler development...
needs a camera on the end of the boom cabcam
Hi Roberty, we are starting to use Go Pros on some of our visits. We've got a 'cab view' of a highway demolition from inside a Volvo - coming this month If you're subscribed - you'll get first look.
thank you , I will look forward to watching the uploads with interest
Or just get qualified banks men. Introduce radio contact. Trained and competent comes to mind
540-180 ?
Very good machen.but company cane more betar this masheen.if thay do some changhigh.
JCB need to get rid of those stable doors on there machines
why?
Fck me that's high , bet you'd need a banksman at every max lift
Fiche schimat hydrolique jcp 540/170 model 2006
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I'm operating one of these machines at the mo, and it can not pick up a load of 1500 kg at full reach, no where near it. More like 200 kg which I do believe is the same as the 540-170. Any idea why that is?
Well, for every one metre that you extend the load, the weigh doubles. e.g. 1 tonne at 1 metre = 1 tonne. However, 1 tonne at 17 metres = 34 tonnes. There for, the load capacity massively decreases at full reach.
I think he meant that it can lift 1.5 tonnes at max height, not max reach.
The best is JCB and worst is manitou
What about Kramer?
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