JCB: agricultural loaders, Loadall and Fastrac tractors
JCB's farm range includes Loadall telehandlers, TM loaders and Fastrac tractors. The whole JCB business reported GBP 5.7 billion turnover in 2025.
JCB is a privately held British machinery group with a substantial farm range, including Loadall telehandlers, wheel loaders and Fastrac tractors.
United Kingdom · Privately held group; agricultural portfolio profile
JCB is a privately held British machinery group whose agricultural offering centres on materials handling and tractors. Its Loadall telehandlers, TM articulated telescopic wheel loaders and wheel loaders move feed, grain, straw and other loads around farms, while Fastrac tractors take on field and transport work. Attachments, LiveLink telematics for monitoring machine operating data and after-sales support complete the range, which reaches customers through regional dealer networks.
Agriculture is one part of a wider machinery portfolio, since JCB also has major construction activities, so its group results do not describe the farm business alone. On the farm, a loader is matched to buildings, attachments and the loads actually handled. Maximum lift capacity and lift height do not describe the full operating envelope: load charts, reach, dimensions and manoeuvrability on site determine how a machine performs. The TM and Loadall, for example, use different chassis and steering arrangements.
Size of the business
In 2025 the entire JCB business reported turnover of GBP 5.7 billion and sales of 113,498 machines, figures that include construction and other applications as well as agriculture.
Is JCB exclusively a construction equipment manufacturer?
No. It has an agricultural offering including loaders, Fastrac tractors and compatible attachments.
Does maximum lift capacity apply at every reach?
No. Available capacity depends on configuration and working position, as shown on the machine's load chart and in its operating instructions.
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