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Latest revision as of 06:08, 22 February 2018
The JCB 1750 was a Wheeled Loader (Loading Shovel) base on the designs obtained from Chaseside when JCB took them over in 1968.
History The JCB 1750 was introduced in 197 ? and was replaced by the new JCB 400 series Loaders in 1979. the first 400 series loader was introduced in 1971 with the JCB 410 .[1]
Spec Performance stats Bucket capacity: Unknown cu yd
Static tipping load: 14,000Lb
Operating load SAE: 7000Lb
Tipping load @ carry position: 22,500Lb
Breakout force at cutting edge: 19,700Lb
Hydraulic lift capacity @ max height: 14,900Lb
Load over height: ? Engine data Type: Perkins T6.354
Cylinders: 6
Bore: 3.875 inches
Stroke: 5 inches
Displacement: 354 cubic inches
Compression ratio: 16:1
Max torque: at 1600rpm; 356Lb/ft HP ratings Gross SAE: 151 @ 2250rpm
Installed BS intermittent: 120 @ 2250rpm
DIN super output Nu: 120 @ 2250rpm Tyre options 14.00x24 Ply rating 12 (traction)
14.00x24 Ply rating 16 (rock)
17.5x25 Ply rating 12 (floatation) Reference / sources
↑ JCB:The first 50 years, published by JCB
Posted by Gavin at Classic Machinery Net Forum , From a 1977 JCB brochure.
External links JCB Group official web site
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