When did the JCB 212 backhoe come out?

When did the JCB 212 backhoe come out?

Discussion in ‘ Tractor/Loader/Backhoes ‘ started by CANNONMAN1, Feb 14, 2010 . Anyone have any experience with the JCB 212S?

Is the JCB 212 still used by Caterpillar?

JCB is not using the Perkins engines in there Backhoe’s or Loadall’s anymore, just because the simple fact that Caterpillar owns Perkins. JCB ended up designing there own engine (with the help from the Williams racing team) which replaced the 4 cylinder Perkins. It has been very reliable so far.

How big is the hydraulic tank on a JCB backhoe?

This system operates with a maximum capacity of 22 gallons of hydraulic fluid, with a 15.3-gallon hydraulic tank. The loader bucket of the 2003 JCB 212S has a breakout force of 7,935 lbs.

What is the breakout force of a JCB backhoe?

The loader bucket of the 2003 JCB 212S has a breakout force of 7,935 lbs. The backhoe bucket has a breakout force of 9,262 lbs.

What kind of engine does a JCB 212 have?

The 212S or 210`s are a solid workhorse. They come standard with a Perkins Diesel (2005 and below) which is a reliable engine. If your looking for an older unit (90`s) it will have the older series Perkins which has trouble starting in colder climates, but is still a reliable engine.

How much does a JCB 212 backhoe cost?

Parts are pricey. 1600 hrs and no trouble so far. The 212 is sort of a odd ball, slightly smaller than a regular backhoe and more agile, and larger than the Kobota, JD 110, Bob cat B300, IR 475. I know there are a bunch of guys on here who really like the JCB’s…

Where is the shut off valve on a JCB 212?

There’s a shut off valve for the quick release located on the quick hitch. The lever should be straight up perpendicular to the hydraulic line at all times except when releasing the quick hitch. Move the lever down until it’s parallel to the hydraulic line when you want to operate the quick hitch. Click to expand…

What’s the difference between a JCB 212 and a Kobota?

The 212 is sort of a odd ball, slightly smaller than a regular backhoe and more agile, and larger than the Kobota, JD 110, Bob cat B300, IR 475. I know there are a bunch of guys on here who really like the JCB’s… I also know when I was shopping for my hoe for much the same type of stuff your doing just not at such a high elevation.