JCB Telehandler Steering parts list
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535-125, 535-140 |
Steering Link Assembly |
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458/10612 |
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1400B, 1550B, 1600B, 1700B, 214, 215, 216, 217, 2CX, 2CXL, 2DX LE, 3C, 3CX, 3D, 3DX, 4C, 4CN, 4CX |
Solenoid, Directional Valve |
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25/MM6394 |
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Steering components for JCB Loadall telehandlers, including steering link assemblies and directional valve solenoids that support the multiple steering modes these machines rely on for tight-space maneuvering and roading.
Fits Models At A Glance
- 535 Series: 535-125, 535-140
Key Notes
- Application: Steering linkage and valve solenoid parts for JCB Loadall telehandler steering circuits.
- Steering Modes: Supports two wheel, four wheel, and crab steering operation on equipped machines.
- Fitment: Match by part number or serial number, as steering parts vary across model generations.
- Condition: New and used steering components offered depending on availability.
Why Choose Broken Tractor
- ✅ New and used JCB telehandler steering parts
- ✅ Verified fitment by model and serial number
- ✅ Fast shipping from two US locations
Frequently Asked Questions
What causes JCB telehandler steering problems?
Steering issues on JCB telehandlers often trace back to worn steering link components, a faulty steering mode switch, or a directional valve solenoid that is not responding. Inspect the linkage and steering circuit parts first, then confirm the correct replacement by part number or serial number.
How do I find the right steering link assembly for my JCB Loadall?
Match the part by your machine model and serial number, since steering link assemblies differ between generations. Our 458/10612 steering link assembly fits 535-125 and 535-140 machines. If you are unsure, our parts team can help confirm the right fit at (800) 909-7060.
Why is my JCB telehandler 4 wheel steering not working?
Four wheel steering failures are commonly related to the steering mode switch, the directional valve solenoid, or worn steering linkage. Confirm the mode switch is engaging and check the solenoid before replacing larger components.
What steering modes do JCB telehandlers use?
Most JCB Loadall telehandlers offer two wheel steering, four wheel steering, and crab steering. The correct steering components must be in working order for all modes to function, so linkage and valve parts are important to keep serviced.