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ec. nebr. | I got my JCB after my heart attack. I work alone and no other machine lets me do what I do by myself. From driving it walking alongside a couple of feet instead of getting in and out to reposition it is one of the likes. Warning! Not Osha approved. *** To getting in and out without having to lower the bucket every time is priceless! Can remain in position for what I am working on and get out at say 2 feet high holding a pallet of parts to transfer some things is an example. Last week I took a flat pallet of front tractor weights up front and held the pallet up a nice height and carried the weight one step and installed them without bending over and picking them up from ground level. Nice when you are 65yrs. plus..! Many many more. Only downside is parts are harder to source if you need repairs. 2 nuts are removed behind the seat back armrest and the cab flips up for easy access to the hyd. motors lines and hoses. Engine access is not so great!!
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