When installing its Stage IIIB/Tier 4i engines in the larger Loadall and TM models, JCB used the opportunity to do some fettling — in part to address previous niggles, but also to improve overall performance and save on juice. We take a closer look to see what else is different
JCB Loadall 541-70 Agri Super
When installing its Stage IIIB/Tier 4i engines in the larger Loadall and TM models, JCB used the opportunity to do some fettling — in part to address previous niggles, but also to improve overall performance and save on juice. We take a closer look to see what else is different
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Mervyn Bailey
