JCB 225 Skid Steer / CTL

JCB 225

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General overview

The JCB 225 is a skid steer loader manufactured in the United Kingdom and produced from 2013 to 2017. It is intended for construction loading and material-handling work, combining a 54 kW (74 hp) engine with a rated operating capacity of 1,021 kg (2,250 lb).

Power comes from a JCB DIESELMAX TC-55 four-cylinder, 4.4 L engine with EPA-T4i (EU St3A) emissions compliance and a hydrostatic transmission. Key working figures include a bucket volume of 0.47 m³ (0.6 cu yd), a dump height of 2.46 m (8 ft 1 in), a tipping load of 2,226 kg (4,910 lb), and a base machine weight of 3,679 kg (8,110 lb). It also reaches 20 km/h (12.4 mph) in 2 Speed High, with a width without bucket of 1.82 m (6 ft) and a height to top of ROPS of 3.02 m (9 ft 11 in).

Manufacturer
Year

2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

Country of manufacturing

United Kingdom

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

1,820 mm

~71.7 in

2,090 mm

~82.3 in

3,690 mm

~145.3 in

3,679 kg

~8,110.8 lb

Engine Power

74 hp

Operating Weight

3,679 kg

Rated Operating Capacity

1,021 kg

Dump Height

2.46 m

Bucket volume

0.47 cu(m)

Max. speed

10.9 km/h

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

EPA-T4i (EU St3A)

Displacement

268 cu(in)

Base machine weight

3,679 kg

Fuel tank

103 L

Number of batteries

1

Wheelbase

1.22 m

Number of Cylinders

4

Battery Voltage

12 V

Tires

12 x 16.5 - 10 PR

Base machine

3,679

Battery Capacity

109 Ah

Net Power (ISO 9249)

74 hp

Manufacturer and Model

JCB DIESELMAX TC-55

Pump Flow

87 L/min

Alternator Rating

95 amp

Single

10.9 km/h

2 Speed High

20 km/h

Maximum Axle Torque

362 Nm

System Pressure at Couplers

3,335 kPa

Hydraulic Horsepower Flow

44.8 kW

Length With Foundry Bucket

3.69 m

Width Without Bucket

1.82 m

Height to Top of ROPS

3.02 m

Height to Hinge Pin

3.175 m

Dump Height With Foundry Bucket

2.46 m

Dump Reach

0.59 m

Ground Clearance

0.238 m

Angle of Departure

28.7°

Front Turn Radius With Foundry Bucket

2.2 m

Dump Angle (full lift height)

42°

Bucket Rollback (ground level)

30°

Tipping Load

2,226 kg

Bucket Breakout Force With Foundry Bucket

2,585 kg

Powertrain Type

Hydrostatic transmission

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the JCB 225. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Listed strengths include a rated operating capacity of 1,021 kg (2,251 lb), engine power of 55.2 kW (74 hp), hydrostatic transmission, and pump flow of 87 L/min (23 gpm). It also has a 2-speed high travel speed of 20 km/h (12.4 mph).

The 225 uses a JCB DIESELMAX TC-55 engine. The listed engine has 4 cylinders and 268 cu in displacement.

The 225 has 55.2 kW (74 hp) of engine power. Net Power (ISO 9249) is also listed as 55.2 kW (74 hp).

The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type for the JCB 225. They list a fuel tank capacity of 103 L (27.2 US gal).

The supplied data does not identify specific job applications. For evaluating suitability, consider its rated operating capacity of 1,021 kg (2,251 lb), bucket volume of 0.47 m³ (0.61 cu yd), dump height of 2.46 m (8.07 ft), and hydraulic flow of 87 L/min (23 gpm).

The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan for the 225. Condition, maintenance history, operating environment, and prior use should be assessed when evaluating a machine.

Check service records, engine operation, hydraulic leaks and coupler performance, tire condition, bucket and attachment wear, controls, ROPS condition, and signs of structural damage. Verify that the hydrostatic transmission operates smoothly and inspect the machine under load when possible.