Compact model is 35% smaller than the standard 3CX but retains the power and speed of its bigger brother Following a multi-million dollar investment, JCB has pioneered the high-tech 3CX compact ...

“Many times, people say that the backhoe-loader market is a declining market – it’s shrinking, backhoes are going away. And that’s not true,” says Diego Butzke, product manager, JCB. While he ...

Introduced in North America at ICUEE in 2015, the 74-horsepower JCB 3CX Compact backhoe loader targets utility applications, road construction, and urban job sites requiring power and maneuverability ...

JCB is betting that small will be big in future backhoe loader sales, as it has introduced the 3CX compact backhoe loader at ICUEE in Louisville. The 3CX compact backhoe loader is designed for the ...

JCB has launched the 3CX Compact designed from scratch to provide the ultimate balance between strength and flexibility to meet the demands of today’s confined and challenging work environments.

JCB has launched the 3CX Compact, the successor to the 2CX compact backhoe loader. The company says the new machine has been designed from scratch to meet the requirements of urban construction work.

Using ICUEE as a launchpad, JCB unveiled the 3CX compact backhoe loader, the smallest in the company's lineup. The 3CX is 35 percent smaller than the company's standard 3CX but retains the speed and ...

As JCB prepares to celebrate the 15th anniversary of its North American manufacturing headquarters in Savannah early next year, the world's third-largest construction equipment maker is growing again.

The 750,000th model was a special edition of JCB’s 3CX backhoe loader. New Delhi: Construction equipment manufacturer JCB has announced on Friday that it has rolled out 750,000th backhoe loader from ...

A SHRUNK-DOWN version of the excavator that made Staffordshire-based JCB famous around the world has received its official launch. The backhoe loader was invented by JCB founder Joseph Cyril Bamford ...

And, to make it an even more special day, the team welcomed retired JCB welder Ken Harrison, aged 100, to join in the celebrations. The first JCB backhoe rolled off the production line in Rocester, ...