JCB 300T Skid Steer / CTL

JCB 300T

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General overview

JCB 300T is a crawler loader designed for loading, grading support, and other site work in construction environments. The JCB 300T is equipped with a JCB DIESELMAX TC-68 engine rated at 50 kW (68.6 hp) and has an operating weight of 5,080 kg (11,200 lb). It was produced from 2013 to 2020 in the United Kingdom.

A servo controlled hydrostatic transmission and auxiliary hydraulics support machine control and attachment operation. Key working specifications include a heaped bucket capacity of 0.79 m³ (1 cu yd), a bucket width of 2,032 mm (6 ft 8 in), a static tipping load of 2,721 kg (6,000 lb), and a travel speed of 7.7 km/h (4.8 mph). The undercarriage uses a 2,100 mm (6 ft 11 in) track gauge with 450 mm (18 in) grousers.

Manufacturer
Year

2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020

Country of manufacturing

United Kingdom

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

1,980 mm

~78 in

2,080 mm

~81.9 in

3,780 mm

~148.8 in

5,080 kg

~11,199.5 lb

Engine Power

68.6 hp

Operating Weight

5,080 kg

Bucket Capacity - Heaped

0.79 cu(m)

Rated Operating Capacity

1,445 kg

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

EPA-T3 (EU St3A)

Displacement

268 cu(in)

Transmission type

servo controlled hydrostatic transmission

Fuel tank

27.2 L

Hydraulic system type

auxiliary hydraulics

Number of batteries

1

Cooling system

15.5 L

Number of Cylinders

4

Battery Voltage

12

System Relief Pressure

3,335 kPa

Undercarriage Ground Pressure

33.1 psi

Length of Track on Ground

2,100 mm

Number of Shoes

40

Battery Capacity

-

Engine Oil

14 L

Hydraulic System - Including Tank

60 L

Track Gauge

2,100 mm

Boom length

Net Power (ISO 9249)

92 hp

Manufacturer and Model

JCB DIESELMAX TC-68

Net Peak Torque

301 Nm

Powertrain System Relief Pressure

3,335 kPa

Travel Speeds

7.7 km/h

Pump Flow

87 L/min

Alternator Rating

95 amp

Grouser Width

450 mm

Track Rollers, Each Side

4

Ground Contact Area

22.801 sq(cm)

Width of Bucket (General Purpose)

2,032 mm

Capacity Heaped

0.62 cu(m)

Bucket Weight

270 kg

Breakout Force

8,378 Nm

Static Tipping Load

2,721 kg

Maximum Clamping Force

3,748 Nm

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5080 kg

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the JCB 300T. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Supplied specifications include auxiliary hydraulics, a servo controlled hydrostatic transmission, and a general-purpose bucket with 0.62 m³ (0.81 cu yd) heaped capacity. The listed operating weight is 5,080 kg (11,199 lb).

The supplied engine is a JCB DIESELMAX TC-68. It is listed with 4 cylinders, 268 cu in displacement, and EPA-T3 (EU St3A) emissions level.

The specifications list Engine Power as 68.6 hp. They also list Net Power (ISO 9249) as 92 hp.

The supplied data does not confirm the fuel type for the JCB 300T. It lists a fuel tank capacity of 27.2 L (7.2 US gal).

The supplied data does not specify particular job applications. Its listed general-purpose bucket, 0.62 m³ (0.81 cu yd) heaped capacity, and auxiliary hydraulics indicate equipment configured for loader-related work.

No expected service-life figure is supplied for the JCB 300T. For a used machine, assess maintenance records, engine condition, hydraulic performance, undercarriage wear, and bucket condition.

Check maintenance records, engine operation, hydraulic performance, transmission response, and signs of leaks. Inspect the undercarriage, including tracks, shoes, and grousers, plus bucket wear and auxiliary-hydraulic operation. Verify the machine’s configuration matches the intended work.