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JCB V MERLO | JCB 42.7 AGRI XTRA | MERLO 42.7 | WHAT'S THE BEST TELEHANDLER? | HYDRAULIC BOOM RACE!

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HI!
Been a while since an upload, been very busy with harvest myself..
I take a quick look round each machine for a short review on each..
I've always wanted to put 2 telehandlers against each other, fortunately for me a local farm has a new JCB Agri Xtra and was also trying a Merlo on demo.
We test them both out on a grain pusher and 3 cube bucket..
We then put them head to head in a hydraulic speed test! we have a very clear winner! watch the vid to find out!
I personally quite like both handlers, each has there own pros and cons..
Merlo seems to push alot better, JCB seems to have more power on crowd ram..
Comment your favourite!
Big thanks to Ben + Farm owner for letting me film!
NEF

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5 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 25

@matthopper7411 Год назад

Merlo for me, team green!!!!

@jasdunlop9907 Год назад

We used to run merlo but after changing to a jcb equivalent there's no match .less fuel 2/3 less in the day .better working invitoment better heater/ Aircon and quieter . Jcb all the way .

@samtindall6707 2 года назад

I've got both if you spent a week to get used to the merlo you would sell the jcb and buy a second merlo

@filippochionetti5030 3 года назад

Merlo is the best!!! Trust me

@JonDingle 7 месяцев назад

When the two machines were side by side, you can see an important diference, one that beats the hydraulic speed and leaves the Merlo at a serious disadvantage. The difference? Height from the ground and therefore centre of gravity and stability. The JCB is a what looks like a good six inches lower. JCB over the rest every day.

@grahamimms3847 4 месяца назад

Ground clearance is not translated to a higher centre of gravity. The Merlo uses Drop portal axles designed for ground clearance. the rest of the machine is actually lower thanks to the height of the boom mounting, lower engine and driveline mounting. Overall the Merlo is a more compact machine with lower COG, But with the added plus of better ground clearance! I say it's a win for the Merlo.

@Liam-fp5oy 3 года назад

Hey man when are you planning on streaming next as i really enjoy tunning in awesome video btw.

@newerafarmer 3 года назад

Should go back to streaming after harvest, tempted to jump straight into fs22

@obfarming6224 3 года назад

Merlo are good but wouldn’t look past the jcb

@newerafarmer 3 года назад

Yeah i would say most people would choose JCB. Its nice to see the other colours do well though!

@jeffreyhill1011 2 года назад

I have a 2020 JLG 1075 but Im not in farming. I have it for use around the house and contracting. Telehandler was the only piece of equipment I kept after I "retired" at 40 after a most fortuitous large financial windfall (won 8 figures in the lotto). So I decided to take my 6,000 acres outside of the medium sized city I live near and make it my paradise. I can run full off grid if needed/wanted and I get to play with my handler all day long! I wish I had looked around a bit more though, I'm not disappointed but I could maybe have done better not picking JLG and going with JCB or Merlo but I don't even know off the top of my head if they are in the states. I use mine at least 3 days a week for some random project and my 16&17 year old daughters aside from loving machining and woodworking, started their own re saw business in 2019 when they were 14&15 now they make enough money they bought a brand new fully loaded F250 and also their own 2019 used cars. They use the handler all the time with the grapple for moving logs. They want to start some livestock and I think they will find a use for the handler there as well