2.5t JCB All-Wheel Drive Telehandler

Every machine offered by Buy A Fork is workshop-prepared before sale. This JCB telehandler has been freshly painted and presented ready to work, and comes with a 6-month warranty.

Trade-ins are welcome for businesses replacing existing equipment, and finance packages are available. Free local delivery is available within 10km of Somerton, with Australia-wide delivery at an additional cost.

• 2.5 tonne lift capacity for palletised and bulk loads.
• 4 metre telescopic extension for reaching and placing loads beyond the front wheels.
• All-wheel drive for traction on rough, soft and uneven ground.
• 3,904 recorded hours, low use for a telehandler.
• Freshly painted and presented ready to work.
• 6-month warranty included.
• Trade-in, finance and delivery options available.
• Located in Somerton.

This JCB telehandler suits construction sites, landscaping, farms, equipment hire and yards that need to lift and reach loads over uneven or outdoor ground.

The telescopic boom extends to 4 metres, so the machine can place loads beyond the front wheels rather than only directly in front like a fixed-mast forklift. All-wheel drive adds traction on soft, rough and outdoor surfaces where a warehouse forklift cannot work.

With a 2.5 tonne capacity and 3,904 recorded hours, it gives businesses reach, lift and mobility in one lower-hour machine.

• JCB is an established brand for telehandlers and construction equipment, which supports parts and service availability.
• 2.5 tonne capacity covers many common site and yard loads.
• Telescopic boom reaches loads a fixed-mast forklift cannot.
• All-wheel drive improves traction on rough and outdoor ground.
• Low recorded hours at 3,904 for a telehandler.
• Freshly painted and presented ready to work.
• 6-month warranty for added purchase confidence.
• Finance, trade-in and delivery options available.

Operators must hold the appropriate high risk work licence for this telehandler and its configuration, and complete any required workplace induction. Telehandler licensing can vary with the attachment fitted, so the correct licence class should be confirmed before use.

Training should cover the load chart, boom extension and stability, working on uneven ground, and load limits when the boom is extended. Extending the boom moves the load further forward, which reduces capacity and changes stability, so the rated load chart for each position must be followed.

Loads should be carried low during travel and only raised when the machine is stable and correctly positioned. Regular refresher training is recommended.

This JCB telehandler has been freshly painted and prepared before sale. Pre-delivery preparation should include inspection of the boom, forks, hydraulics, steering, braking system, tyres, drivetrain and safety controls.

Buyers should complete their own workplace risk assessment and include the machine in the site’s inspection, servicing and maintenance schedule. Any available service or compliance documentation can be requested from Buy A Fork for workplace records and inductions.

JCB telehandlers are widely used across construction, hire and agricultural work, which supports demand and parts availability in the used market.

The 2.5 tonne capacity, telescopic reach and all-wheel drive give this machine a practical specification for site and yard work. Low recorded hours at 3,904, continued servicing and accurate maintenance records will help protect its condition and resale position.

This telehandler combines lifting, reach and rough-ground mobility in one machine, which can reduce the need for a separate forklift and a separate lift for higher or further loads.

All-wheel drive lets it work on sites where a warehouse forklift cannot operate, and the telescopic boom speeds up placing loads at height or distance. At $40,000 ex GST with low hours and a 6-month warranty, it offers a lower entry cost than a new telehandler for businesses that need this capability.

This JCB telehandler has been prepared for sale to support dependable operation from day one. Ongoing maintenance should include regular checks of the boom, forks, hydraulics, drivetrain, steering, brakes, tyres and safety controls.

Daily pre-start inspections should be completed before each shift, with operators reporting hydraulic leaks, boom or chain wear, unusual noises, tyre damage or changes in braking and steering. Buy A Fork can assist with servicing, parts and after-sales support, and the 6-month warranty terms should be confirmed at purchase.

Finance packages are available for this JCB telehandler, with repayments discussed against the buyer’s requirements and approval conditions.

Trade-ins are welcome for businesses replacing equipment, assessed on make, model, age, hours, condition and specifications. The machine is located in Somerton for inspection by arrangement, with free local delivery within 10km and Australia-wide delivery at an additional cost.