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have you tried this button Trevor ? click on Quick links

Paul, click on the quick links button in the top left corner of the board.



Hope this helps

Its a 1965 3....


The boom was shared by the 3/3c, it was the dipper that was different on both, although for some reason the exported mk13c had the shorter jcb3 dipper fitted.

I do not think its a JCB backhoe William ....... looks like a modern Case 590 backhoe, but its obviously not, but have a look at this, its a Sherman backhoe,



its not exact, but very near... it also reminds me of the Hymac/Whitlock 370 backhoe.

Try this link Phil
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Hello Scooby :wave: i am sure of it, and if you look at my interior cab photo you will see a yellow line just under the steering wheel going forward, its slightly to the right of the steering wheel column base, that is the throttle... and did you know that the 1964/5 JCB 3 had a side door and redesi...

Tony, you wanted to know what the dashboard looked like, took this photo of the cab interior of a 1963 JCB 3C .... hope this helps

Hi Tony.... welcome to CMN... :thumbup: Your 3C was built somewhere between 1964 to 1967 looking at the pictures you have posted .... but i would say more 1964 ish .... seems original apart from the dipper, the dipper is from a JCB3, however JCB used to export the 3C with the short dipper, so it cou...

If i can remember rightly, the B100 had the 2B/2D backhoe, and the 125 had the 3 backhoe, ie 2D boom with 3C dipper .....

Difficult to say, there is a grab rail, just by the loader mountings on the black and white photo, but not on the colour pic, but there seems to be no gap on colour photo............ Maybe Julian could help out here