JCB 210S Backhoe Loader

Category: Backhoe Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: JCB ➔
Model: 210S ➔

General Specifications

4th Gear Fwd mph (kmh)	19.5 (31.5) Starting 2004 Model Year
Breakout Force lbs (kgs)	8,706 (3,950) Starting 2004 Model Year
Digging Depth ft (m)	9.8 (3.01) Starting 2004 Model Year
Lift Capacity lbs (kgs)	4,850 (2,200) Starting 2004 Model Year
Loading Height ft (m)	8.5 (2.59) Starting 2004 Model Year
Operating Weight lbs (kg)	10,196 (4,626) Starting 2004 Model Year
SAE Net hp (kW)	60 (45) Starting 2004 Model Year

Backhoe

Loading Height	8.50 ft (2.59 m)
Max Digging Depth	9.80 ft (2.99 m)

Loader

Breakout Force	8,706.00 lbs (3,948.98 kg)
Lift Capacity	4,850.00 lbs (2,199.93 kg)
SAE - Net	60.00 hp (44.74 kw)

Operating Specifications

Operating Weight

10,196.00 lbs (4,624.83 kg)

Travel Speed

4Th Gear Fwd

19.50 mph (31.38 kph)

JCB 210Ss currently for sale

A 1998 JCB 210S From Thompson Equipment for $18,500.00 USD

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