JCB 510-56 Telehandler

1. Lifting Capacity: Telehandlers are known for their telescopic boom that can extend and lift loads. The “510-56” in the model name might refer to the machine’s lifting capacity, with the first number typically denoting the maximum weight it can lift. This unit can lift approximately 10,000lbs
2. Boom Reach: The second number in the model name often indicates the maximum reach of the telescopic boom. In this case, the “56” may suggest a reach of 56 feet.
3. Engine: Telehandlers are powered by an engine, usually a diesel engine. The specific engine model and power output can vary.
4. Hydraulic System: These machines have a hydraulic system for controlling the boom movements, such as extending, retracting, and tilting.
5. Attachments: Telehandlers can be equipped with various attachments such as forks, buckets, and lifting hooks to perform a wide range of tasks.
6. Cab Design: The operator typically controls the machine from a comfortable and enclosed cab, providing visibility for safe operation.
7. Four-Wheel Drive (4WD): Many telehandlers are equipped with 4WD for enhanced traction and stability on various terrains.
8. Transmission: Telehandlers often have a hydrostatic transmission or a powershift transmission, allowing for smooth control of speed and direction.