À propos · JCB 535Aperçu
The JCB 535 is a compact telehandler designed for materials-handling tasks across construction, agriculture, and related industries. As a member of JCB's established telehandler range, it combines a telescoping boom with a wheeled carrier to deliver reach and lift capacity in a single machine. The 535 designation places it in the lighter end of the telehandler class, suited to sites where maneuverability and a smaller footprint are priorities.
Applications typiquesLieu d'utilisation de cette machine
Telehandlers in this class are commonly used for pallet handling, placing materials at height, and loading or unloading transport vehicles on construction sites and farms. The combination of forward reach and variable boom angle makes them practical for tasks that would otherwise require both a forklift and a crane. Agricultural operators frequently use machines of this type for stacking bales, handling feed, and general yard duties across uneven ground.
Inspection du marché de l'occasionCe qu'il faut vérifier avant d'acheter
Prospective buyers should inspect the telescoping boom for wear in the sliding sections, checking for play, scoring, or hydraulic leaks along the full extension range. The carriage and headstock attachment points deserve close attention, as these areas absorb repeated stress during daily operation. Buyers should verify that all safety systems, including load moment indicators and stabilizer interlocks where fitted, are fully functional before purchase. A full service history and confirmation of genuine JCB parts use in prior maintenance will support confidence in the machine's condition and ongoing parts availability.
Marché actuelPosition tarifaire
In the European used market, the JCB 535 carries an average asking price of EUR 42717, with the typical price range running from EUR 32400 at the lower end to EUR 51840 at the upper end. This spread reflects variation in age, condition, hours, and specification level across available stock. The JCB brand holds strong recognition in the telehandler segment and competes with manufacturers such as Manitou, Merlo, and Caterpillar, which can influence relative pricing when buyers are comparing equivalent machines.