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Some interesting looking tippers in the JCB 110 brochures

XS650 wrote:Some interesting looking tippers in the JCB 110 brochures

Certainly is! The one on the 112 brochure looks like the first version Haulamatic , which also appears in some JCB 360 advertising. It used a Commer cab and Allison transmission, but looked like a road truck.

Dave. S.

I was thinking that myself, were the Commer cabs prototypes or did they sell them.

As far as I can find out they were badged and sold as the first 'Haulamatic' and made between '61 - '68 when they brought out the GP 8 with half cab, but no idea how many they sold.

Dave. S.

Good info , only one of seen is in the Olyslager book.

Hello everyone,here's some before and after pics of a jcb 110 i bought and tarted up a bit,it was in a sorry state when i got it and needed quite a bit of work but it turned out to be a nice machine capable of some really hard graft,note the longer back end to accomodate the larger engine.sean

Give me a komatsu anyday,was never impressed with the jcb type second would be case then cat but for hydrostatic nothing comes close to the liebherr regards paul

Komatsus are a bit nasty i think.

Following the collapse of UCS Civils and UCS Plant, its plant, vehicles, tools, equipment etc are being auctioned off in an online auction that ends on the 2nd of Feb 2010:
http://www.eddisons.com/pages/home_page ... AwQUZFRTg5

Amongst the catalogue of items are two JCB tracked loaders which could well be the same as those in the photos posted by Sean on Page three of this thread.

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