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Telehandler parts and specifications for JCB models, covering key dimensional data, hydraulic ratings, and replacement part references for the 512-83R and 525-58 series machines. Use these spec guides to confirm correct part fitment before ordering components for your JCB telehandler.
Where can I find JCB 512-83R specs?
Broken Tractor offers a JCB 512-83R Telehandler Parts and Specs guide that covers key dimensional data, lift capacity, maximum lift height, hydraulic flow and boom reach. It also includes replacement part references for the 512-83R, so you can check the specs and the parts you need in one place before ordering.
What specs are included for the JCB 525-58 telehandler?
Our JCB 525-58 Telehandler Parts and Specifications guide includes lift capacity, maximum lift height, hydraulic flow and boom reach data, along with key dimensional data. It also lists replacement part references to help you confirm correct fitment for your 525-58 before you buy components.
What is the difference between the JCB 512-83R and the 525-58?
The JCB 512-83R and 525-58 telehandlers differ in rated capacity and boom geometry. Because of those differences, parts are not automatically interchangeable between the two series. Confirm which model you have and use its model-specific spec sheet before selecting replacement parts.
Do you have JCB 512-56 specs?
Broken Tractor's JCB telehandler spec guides cover the 512-83R and 525-58 models. If you run a 512-56 or another JCB 512 series machine, do not assume parts from the 512-83R will fit. Match the part number from your machine, or call our parts team at (800) 909-7060 to confirm fitment before ordering.
How do I use JCB telehandler specs to make sure I order the right part?
Start by confirming your exact JCB telehandler model, then compare the replacement part references and spec data in that model's guide with the part you plan to order. Matching the part number to your model's spec sheet is the most reliable way to avoid ordering a component that does not fit.