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The Fastrac’s in-cab controls were previously the tractor’s Achilles heel, but this is now no longer the case as it has been given a stylish makeover, and received an injection of new technology.
Last week, the Irish Farmers Journal travelled to England to check out JCB’s newly launched 457S, a new 282hp, 20t flagship for its agricultural wheeled loader range.
Last week, we travelled to JCB headquarters in England to catch up with JCB’s new 173hp 50km/h flagship Loadall telescopic handler, the fastest and most powerful model the company has ever built.
A Tipperary contractors’ tidy fleet of machinery was in hot demand at a retirement dispersal auction held on Monday last, with a 2017 John Deere 6170M making €70,000 plus VAT and commission.
Hennessy Auctioneers will host an online auction on Saturday 19 March from 11am on behalf of a retired Offaly farmer. Lots include a mix of farm machinery, tools and other miscellaneous items.
Agricultural machinery finance applications increased by 37.25% from Q3 to Q4 2021, with New Holland, JCB and John Deere being the three most popular items, according to a report by Loanitt.
Of the 389 new telescopic loaders registered in 2020, the three top selling brands were Manitou (44.2%), JCB (22.9%), and Weidemann (7.7%) and with the trio accounting for almost 75% of total sales.
A tidy example of a 2006 JCB 412s with 10,000 hours which sold for €30,000 plus commission (no VAT) was the top selling lot at Michael Doyle Auctioneers' online machinery auction last week.