Anyone know difference between JCB 3c III an JCB 3c II ?

eamon11 · 2015-05-31 15:57:08

hi folks, am looking to buy an old one to help with a house renovation and these seem to be the 2 most common about. Have a mark III and a mark II on the agenda to see. Main task will be a large site leveling, dykes and drains to be filled in, trenches to be dug and help felling some trees. Thanks a lot.

31-05-2015 03:57PM

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hi folks,

am looking to buy an old one to help with a house renovation and these seem to be the 2 most common about. Have a mark III and a mark II on the agenda to see. Main task will be a large site leveling, dykes and drains to be filled in, trenches to be dug and help felling some trees.

Thanks a lot.

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#2 31-05-2015 07:49PM

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You can look up Richiesspecs will tell you about the two

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http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=9252

I think the mk2 had the old Leyland transmission and braking system. Some had the ten speed Box, and some the 3x3 nine speed box. The mk2 could be specified with a torque converter in place of the usual Leyland dry clutch .
The mk3 I saw were all "Powertrain " models, with the four speed torque box and back axle as fitted yo the white Cab 3cx.

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