Great to meet you yesterday, Ryan ... despite the early hour and the I'm-not-in-Savannah-anymore temperature. And great to see that you seem to be enjoying the machine. I just wanted to jump in real quick to correct a quick point for your viewers. At 4:15 I meant to say the machine has a ROC with the boom retracted of about 3,600 lb (and about 2,300 lb with the boom fully extended). I'm enjoying reading everyone's comments. Talk to you soon. -Ashby
Great job Ashby! I'm not very far away from your Pooler facility. I'm in Augusta where the inaugural Augusta National Womens Amateur golf tournament is being held! I knew when I heard your voice before I'd seen your face that you were a good ole Southern girl. :)
JCB North America Ashby laying down the knowledge. You were just as helpful when we met you at the plant several years ago. Great experience meeting you and this video is great. Our JCB skid steer has been a great addition to the fleet.
Single boom and extendable...The best skidsteer I've ever seen. It is going to spoil you. You would be an excellent spokesperson for JCB...maybe they'll give ya a deal you can't refuse.
I'm from the UK and so have driven a lots of JCB products over the years on construction sites, mainly Back Hoe type machines and 360 deg turn excavators. JCB continue to improve and expand the product range, and move into other markets as in your case farming, there range of fast trac tractors are seen zooming through the lanes hauling all types of trailers at a fast speed. Doing away with trucks and trailers. The last machine I drove had a electric kettle for hot tea & coffee, though I did hear Health & Safety wanted them banned. The nanny state. Near Rochester in Kent there's even a Thyme Park dedicated to JCB run by a JCB Dealership, young kids can get the feel of driving an excavator and the parents seem to have as much fun as the kids. There also a formation team doing displays with the Back Hoes, Telly handlers etc. as near a dance as they can make it.
If you like it half as much as I like my Teleskid... You will buy ! My Volvo is awesome too, but Tele takes JCB to another level, enjoy your Demo, it is gonna grow on you, no doubt in my mind
Just a word of advise Ryan for the tracks, really read the manual and check online as well but make sure to keep an eye on that track tension and make sure to add it to your inspections list because it's easier than you think to walk your track off and believe me unlike metal tracks where you can just break track and redo it rubber tracks can be a right pain to get back on the rollers just something to keep in mind.
One of the great things about the JCB. They have twin guide rollers forward and rear. Keeps the track on better than any other system. He still should keep an eye on it, but it's a little more forgiving.
I own this machine and this is one of the best informational videos done on the machine because of how you recorded the interior cab tour and all of the button functions were explained for the most part. Great job!! Thanks for making this video.
You are going to love this machine! The improved visibility has reduced my collision frequency to zero and the extended boom has increased my productivity when loading elevated platforms....like dump trucks and high sided wagons.
Well as an Englishman I’m probably biased lol, but I think you’ll be very impressed with that machine and the support JCB provide. I’m looking forward to seeing plenty of videos on it!
PRO TIP: If the dealer didn't do so already, in your H-Pattern/SAE control selection, start your operational usage out with T (Travel reaction speed) and L (Loader reaction speed) in 1-1 then play around with the speeds later. A lot of people find the electro-over hydraulic controls "jumpy" till they get used to the feeling in the sticks. I assume since you are going to run the H-pattern since you run bobcat, but get used to the stick reaction speed first and go from there. The confidence level will go up quickly
In 30 days time... "Hey it's Ryan! Today we hide the JCB teleskid and pretend we have no idea what they're talking about or why they're here to pick something up."
JCB Ashby 400 comments, almost 28,000 views, 200,000 subscribers the plot thickens maybe he really doesn’t know where it is. It is a very impressive machine.
Wow!!! Now that is a nice machine, I like the quick change attachment. And it looks to be very operator friendly. Looks like it could fit in very well with your farm operation. Thanks for sharing....
Very impressed with the lady who was explaining everything about the machine. She knew that machine inside and out!! I have never operated a one armed skid so I am very interested to see how it does. Impressed so far.
Awesome video Ryan... Very much looking forward to all your future JCB videos... What a Great addition to the Kuster Farming Operation, even if only for 30 days... Also looking forward to some Great Big Red in Action videos soon too... You and Your Family, Keep Up The Good Work... And Congrats and Thanks to JCB North America for allowing The Kuster Family Farm to Demo this Sweet TeleSkid Skid Steer Loader... Thanx for sharing... Andy......Southeast Missouri...
I own a JCB from I believe the 1990 and from the research, I have done the only thing done to it other then basic maintenance was a little electrical work and a new hydraulic pump, in other words, these machines will last a long time
I love the JCB Teleskid. I love the flotation of the tracks on any skid steer except when trying to do stuff on ice/snow. Wheels seem to do a better job on snow/ice.
Hey Ryan. Really pleased to see they got you a demo machine and you like it. Kudos to my colleagues in Savannah for making this happen for you. Can’t wait to see how it improves your productivity.
I operated the volvo version (no telescopic boom) but all the same setup and I must say that SRS system is the damn best thing ever. I was handling 2-4ton cubic meter bags of contaminated materials and hauling in high gear was a breeze with the SRS. Allowed me to keep up with the rest of the crew filling bags while having to do a long travel to the drop zone. Absolutely beautiful machines.
Hey Ryan! Yes, you will have some fun with the JCB...but I imagine the ease and timeliness of feeding cattle will be the real selling point. It's probably very expensive with all of its' necessary features but you know, sometimes you gotta spend money to make money. Good luck this month with the JCB and, as usual, thanks for sharing your world with us...take care Ryan.
Ryan , from the UK, good to see its a JCB, you will not want to send it back, only fault you did not mention its made in the UK. all the best from across the pond.
Dude by it. We do excavating and were super sceptical about the one arm design. Rented one for a job to test it out and didn't let it leave. Gave em a check and kept it. The visible is hands down game changing for us and the work we do at times in confined spaces. Jmo 👍👍👍👍
Getting payed to travel around and talk about equipment... one of the best jobs ever ! Great video Ryan I’m excited to see what you guys think after using this for a while ! Keep up the great videos !
They are extremely nice skid steers. The price goes with that. Maybe they will give you a good deal with good terms. Volvo also sells a single arm skid steer. It might be made by JCB. I suspect all companies will eventually go to it. Just like telehandlers have replaced larger forklifts and loaders.
Tired old mechanic here in uk jcb uses Volvo engines for the teleskids so jcb and Volvo did a swap where jcb gives them teleskids with a Volvo badge on it and Volvo lets jcb use there engines and the actually just remove the stickers because I demo a volvo and one they inside of the engine compartment there was still a jcb sticker
@@jamesevans938 That's what I suspected. We had Cat telehandlers which were re-branded JCB models. The reversible cooling fan is also a very nice feature.
@@jamesevans938 Hi James. JCB actually makes skid steer loaders and compact track loaders for Volvo ... and we make them at JCB's global headquarters for skid steers and compact track loaders near Savannah, Georgia. Only JCB, however, has a Teleskid with the extending boom. And the engines in JCB machines are designed and built by JCB (if you look at a Volvo SSL/CTL, you'll see the engine has a JCB logo on it).
Best visibility for the operator than anyone else making these machines. I started on a 1075 Clark in the early 80’s. The side entry cab is so much nicer than climbing over attachments all day. Just looked at a new 215T today to replace a Cat 257.
That lady from Savannah really knew her stuff! Made right down here in my State Georgia! Next door to Gulfstream manufacturer of the world's finest private jets!
I’ve been a fan of jcb ever since I can remember so I’m so happy to see them expanding to different areas! I know you will enjoy your teleskid as much as I would.
Nice machine, lots of cool features, and a good quick run through of the controls from the factory rep. That also looks like a beast of a machine. Good luck with the machine.
Ryan, I know you are in the skid loader search, I have found a JD 4960 here in central WI at B&B equipment if interested, and yes they have a website. Great video and intriguing of this machine, a lot better than jumping in the cab from the front.
Being from South Carolina, I’ve driven by the JCB plant in Georgia a few times. I’ve never ran one of those skid steers but it looks pretty nice! I’m sure it’ll be nice to have on the farm for the next month and maybe it won’t ever get to leave lol.
Awesome of JCB to step up! Looking forward to watching you guys giving it a real workout! I know that you and Dad and Travis will give the teleskid a fair evaluation!
That is one fine piece of equipment. You aren't going to want to get rid of it. I bet you end up buying one now. Probebly would be a good investment. Keep up the good work and in look forward to seeing the next one.
Time to trade in the CTL. Awesome machine, I want one!! It does look like you could easily dump material back on top of yourself when raised and extended 14:39.
Right on ! I know it's prob like 3 times your 30g budget but they prob have a good finance program . Good advertisement for them too ! We had a GEHL 8000 lb telehandler for a while it could do amazing things. You got the best of 3 worlds here , loader, telehandler and tracks. Your pops will love the easy side entry so much he will not let it back to you lol. Snow clearing is great too cuz you can lift over an 8 ft fence and dump on the other side . Looking forward to the next video 👍🏻
Really cool that JCB gave you one on demo. These things are the bees knees. Must admit I'm a bit chuffed that you are using a British brand. George Saunders and Lord Muck will be chuffed too, I bet.👍
With all that machine has on it I was shocked that she did not say it ran its self after reading your thoughts. LOL Very Cool machine that would be on the farm for your grand kids to use.
Wow...that is one amazing machine...Enjoy and have fun....I'm sure it will be a sad day when you have to give it back....you will get spoiled for sure...LOL But what a deal...demo...
Great to meet you yesterday, Ryan ... despite the early hour and the I'm-not-in-Savannah-anymore temperature. And great to see that you seem to be enjoying the machine. I just wanted to jump in real quick to correct a quick point for your viewers. At 4:15 I meant to say the machine has a ROC with the boom retracted of about 3,600 lb (and about 2,300 lb with the boom fully extended). I'm enjoying reading everyone's comments. Talk to you soon. -Ashby
Great job Ashby! I'm not very far away from your Pooler facility. I'm in Augusta where the inaugural Augusta National Womens Amateur golf tournament is being held! I knew when I heard your voice before I'd seen your face that you were a good ole Southern girl. :)
I hope you don't mind a little dog hair in the machine
I really like that machine, can you bring one out to Idaho , I love America ,
JCB North America Ashby laying down the knowledge. You were just as helpful when we met you at the plant several years ago. Great experience meeting you and this video is great. Our JCB skid steer has been a great addition to the fleet.
Great job, always good to hear a salesperson know about what they're selling
The best thing I like about jcb is you can get in and out regardless of what level the loader is at!!
Never thought about that, thats HUGE!
Yes I like et hat you could get out of that machine cut strings off a round bale with the boom in the air.
I think the single boom design is going to take over the market. Volvo makes a single boom skid loader too.
Used to work with a guy that owned a cat skidder and he got a front cab door or two ripped off
@@f0rumrr JCB makes the Volvo one for Volvo with a few changes (engine and electronics).
Man, what a sweet machine and cool company to let you demo it!
Single boom and extendable...The best skidsteer I've ever seen.
It is going to spoil you.
You would be an excellent spokesperson for JCB...maybe they'll give ya a deal you can't refuse.
Your going to fall in love with that machine.Ive ran one for 2 months,and already miss it.
I have one now it's the biggest piece of s*** and no effing service would never own one again
I really like my 190t. Ive had cat and bobcat, this is my favorite
Nice little unit...
We have a JCB 514-46
telehandler set up on tracks. We find our JCB to be very reliable..
Keep on farming..💚🌾🌱
I'm from the UK and so have driven a lots of JCB products over the years on construction sites, mainly Back Hoe type machines and 360 deg turn excavators. JCB continue to improve and expand the product range, and move into other markets as in your case farming, there range of fast trac tractors are seen zooming through the lanes hauling all types of trailers at a fast speed. Doing away with trucks and trailers.
The last machine I drove had a electric kettle for hot tea & coffee, though I did hear Health & Safety wanted them banned. The nanny state.
Near Rochester in Kent there's even a Thyme Park dedicated to JCB run by a JCB Dealership, young kids can get the feel of driving an excavator and the parents seem to have as much fun as the kids. There also a formation team doing displays with the Back Hoes, Telly handlers etc. as near a dance as they can make it.
If you like it half as much as I like my Teleskid... You will buy ! My Volvo is awesome too, but Tele takes JCB to another level, enjoy your Demo, it is gonna grow on you, no doubt in my mind
Just a word of advise Ryan for the tracks, really read the manual and check online as well but make sure to keep an eye on that track tension and make sure to add it to your inspections list because it's easier than you think to walk your track off and believe me unlike metal tracks where you can just break track and redo it rubber tracks can be a right pain to get back on the rollers just something to keep in mind.
One of the great things about the JCB. They have twin guide rollers forward and rear. Keeps the track on better than any other system. He still should keep an eye on it, but it's a little more forgiving.
ehh rubber tracks really are not that hard to put back on take grease out and grab a few pry bars good to go
JCB marketing dept is pretty smart... Be interesting to know how many people who watch this channel will now consider this
If I had the cash id have 6 or them.
I own this machine and this is one of the best informational videos done on the machine because of how you recorded the interior cab tour and all of the button functions were explained for the most part. Great job!! Thanks for making this video.
You are going to love this machine! The improved visibility has reduced my collision frequency to zero and the extended boom has increased my productivity when loading elevated platforms....like dump trucks and high sided wagons.
Nice to see some British machinery on the channel👍
Well as an Englishman I’m probably biased lol, but I think you’ll be very impressed with that machine and the support JCB provide. I’m looking forward to seeing plenty of videos on it!
It looks like a keeper ! Very versatile !
Great to see JCB step up!!! Great job JCB!!!!
The Old Man is an awesome operator!!
PRO TIP: If the dealer didn't do so already, in your H-Pattern/SAE control selection, start your operational usage out with T (Travel reaction speed) and L (Loader reaction speed) in 1-1 then play around with the speeds later.
A lot of people find the electro-over hydraulic controls "jumpy" till they get used to the feeling in the sticks. I assume since you are going to run the H-pattern since you run bobcat, but get used to the stick reaction speed first and go from there. The confidence level will go up quickly
Magnificent video sir!!!
Thanks for the video!!!
What a machine... JCB are the best, a great UK company
In 30 days time... "Hey it's Ryan! Today we hide the JCB teleskid and pretend we have no idea what they're talking about or why they're here to pick something up."
😂 what Teleskid?
@@HowFarmsWork You know we're reading this, right? :)
JCB Ashby 400 comments, almost 28,000 views, 200,000 subscribers the plot thickens maybe he really doesn’t know where it is. It is a very impressive machine.
Wow!!! Now that is a nice machine, I like the quick change attachment. And it looks to be very operator friendly. Looks like it could fit in very well with your farm operation. Thanks for sharing....
Ashby’s a very good saleswoman. I love her accent!
Nothing beats a JCB, not even CASE.
Very impressed with the lady who was explaining everything about the machine. She knew that machine inside and out!!
I have never operated a one armed skid so I am very interested to see how it does. Impressed so far.
Wow! What a great machine! I predict you will fall in love with this thing!
That looks like SO MUCH FUN!!!
Well if the old Bobcat needs any work done on it, this is the perfect time to do it. Pretty snazzy machine
Well glad to see someone still makes a machine with no def fluid
No aftertreatment at all. No regen.
It's under 70 hp that's why
@@scotthag1993 anything below 75 actually is no def
@@pilotmatt293 that's what I ment
Who also wants a drag race between the 773 and jcb?
Thx to the beautiful lady to explain everything. Nice Jcb, isn't it a little to big for your farm ? It would be a GREAT machine for the farm !!!
Awesome video Ryan...
Very much looking forward to all your future JCB videos...
What a Great addition to the Kuster Farming Operation, even if only for 30 days...
Also looking forward to some Great Big Red in Action videos soon too...
You and Your Family, Keep Up The Good Work...
And Congrats and Thanks to JCB North America for allowing The Kuster Family Farm to Demo this Sweet TeleSkid Skid Steer Loader...
Thanx for sharing...
Andy......Southeast Missouri...
I love the side door . I work by myself and would love to have this just to be able to get out when my boom is raised
WOW WHAT A GREAT MACHINE YOULL GET A TON OF WORK DONE FAST WITH HER !!!!
These new JCB single booms are awesome.
No DPF, or DEF ?/ WoW!! This is the best JCB commercial. I can find so many uses for one. This will sell bigtime !
I own a JCB from I believe the 1990 and from the research, I have done the only thing done to it other then basic maintenance was a little electrical work and a new hydraulic pump, in other words, these machines will last a long time
very robust machines
I love the JCB Teleskid. I love the flotation of the tracks on any skid steer except when trying to do stuff on ice/snow. Wheels seem to do a better job on snow/ice.
Ashby sounds just like Holly Hunter...and she really knows her product.
Hey Ryan. Really pleased to see they got you a demo machine and you like it. Kudos to my colleagues in Savannah for making this happen for you. Can’t wait to see how it improves your productivity.
The JCB is a game changer for skids.
That is a cool machine! I hope you enjoy your time with it. Have fun and be safe!
Dad is a pro operating any kind of loader!!
I've heard a lot of good things about JCB equipment. Never operated one myself so I'm looking forward to getting your thoughts on it.
Thanks.
Now that is just what the Dr Ordered for a Successful Farm Needs......😁😁😁
That thing looks so cool! I hope to have one on my farm someday
Give the girl a raise, excellent demo.
She does know the equipment well , I was surprised
Thanks Wayne. Glad you liked it. :) --Ashby
I operated the volvo version (no telescopic boom) but all the same setup and I must say that SRS system is the damn best thing ever. I was handling 2-4ton cubic meter bags of contaminated materials and hauling in high gear was a breeze with the SRS. Allowed me to keep up with the rest of the crew filling bags while having to do a long travel to the drop zone.
Absolutely beautiful machines.
OH boy, now you got Erik going that he wants one!
Thanks for sharing your experience! Great to see Ashby after almost 12 years when I was in JCB Savannah.
I bet that thing is really nice to operate and would be great to have around.
Hey Ryan! Yes, you will have some fun with the JCB...but I imagine the ease and timeliness of feeding cattle will be the real selling point. It's probably very expensive with all of its' necessary features but you know, sometimes you gotta spend money to make money. Good luck this month with the JCB and, as usual, thanks for sharing your world with us...take care Ryan.
Just the visibility looks so much better, and the way it cruised through the mud. Looks like a nice machine
Awesome; Skid Load with Tele Boom ~ didn't know they existed, I want one, just so lustful, drooling
Ryan , from the UK, good to see its a JCB, you will not want to send it back, only fault you did not mention its made in the UK. all the best from across the pond.
This one is designed and built in the usa.
@@dwightkuster8249 O NOW, now the USA is at IT, the Quality will be compromised.
It’s 50/50 so some machines are built in America and some are imported
🤣
Pretty cool. Definitely going to enjoy this review!
Flag was nice touch!
Dude by it. We do excavating and were super sceptical about the one arm design. Rented one for a job to test it out and didn't let it leave. Gave em a check and kept it. The visible is hands down game changing for us and the work we do at times in confined spaces. Jmo 👍👍👍👍
Now that's the Cadillac of skid loaders. Wow that was very kool of them to let you give that awesome machine a workout! Have fun guys!
Getting payed to travel around and talk about equipment... one of the best jobs ever ! Great video Ryan I’m excited to see what you guys think after using this for a while ! Keep up the great videos !
Love this look at the JCB. We will definitely be looking at one this summer when we replace our NH.
I live in the middle of a huge city and all I can say is I want one!
good to see a bit of British on the farm
Holy smokes! The one arm Bandit 😳 awesome Teleskid Ryan.
They are extremely nice skid steers. The price goes with that. Maybe they will give you a good deal with good terms. Volvo also sells a single arm skid steer. It might be made by JCB. I suspect all companies will eventually go to it. Just like telehandlers have replaced larger forklifts and loaders.
Tired old mechanic here in uk jcb uses Volvo engines for the teleskids so jcb and Volvo did a swap where jcb gives them teleskids with a Volvo badge on it and Volvo lets jcb use there engines and the actually just remove the stickers because I demo a volvo and one they inside of the engine compartment there was still a jcb sticker
@@jamesevans938 That's what I suspected. We had Cat telehandlers which were re-branded JCB models. The reversible cooling fan is also a very nice feature.
@@jamesevans938 Hi James. JCB actually makes skid steer loaders and compact track loaders for Volvo ... and we make them at JCB's global headquarters for skid steers and compact track loaders near Savannah, Georgia. Only JCB, however, has a Teleskid with the extending boom. And the engines in JCB machines are designed and built by JCB (if you look at a Volvo SSL/CTL, you'll see the engine has a JCB logo on it).
Had an opportunity to tour the Savannah plant a few years back...my niece use to work there and got her dad and myself passes...neat place
Best visibility for the operator than anyone else making these machines. I started on a 1075 Clark in the early 80’s. The side entry cab is so much nicer than climbing over attachments all day. Just looked at a new 215T today to replace a Cat 257.
JCB are excellent loaders you will love it!I have 4000 hours on my 190,no problems, great on fuel. Tough machines. Enjoy!
That lady from Savannah really knew her stuff! Made right down here in my State Georgia! Next door to Gulfstream manufacturer of the world's finest private jets!
Looks a great piece of equipment ideal for multitasking also looks a fun vehicle enjoy
I’ve been a fan of jcb ever since I can remember so I’m so happy to see them expanding to different areas! I know you will enjoy your teleskid as much as I would.
AWESOME!!!! CONGRATS! JCB is a good company
That's no skid loader, that's a swiss army knife!
Beautiful machine cream of the crop, the teleskid is so nice, and side entrance seals the deal
Nice machine, lots of cool features, and a good quick run through of the controls from the factory rep. That also looks like a beast of a machine. Good luck with the machine.
I can see the Jcb teleskid being quite the handy piece of equipment on your guys farm Ryan. Pretty cool to have one to borrow.
16:21 THEY SEE ME ROLLIN ... THEY HATIN
Ryan, I know you are in the skid loader search, I have found a JD 4960 here in central WI at B&B equipment if interested, and yes they have a website. Great video and intriguing of this machine, a lot better than jumping in the cab from the front.
I've been looking at that same model for our farm. Looking forward to how it works on yours.
Sweet machine, can't wait to see more of this, not used to a JCB, have used gehl and bobcats
Being from South Carolina, I’ve driven by the JCB plant in Georgia a few times. I’ve never ran one of those skid steers but it looks pretty nice! I’m sure it’ll be nice to have on the farm for the next month and maybe it won’t ever get to leave lol.
Up next.. How To Operate: JCB Teleskid
Ryan Levis i second this
Brady Cockburn no
Lol a British machine waving The Stars and Stripes, what ever next. More power to you my friend from over the pond.
The teleskid is probably one of the greatest ideas ever
Just like a kid on Christmas Morning! Like the old saying goes, you got too spend money too make money. Awesome video!!!
OLF needs to see this
Don't be surprised if one of these appears on OLF's farm...
CJA1579 placement advertising
Way Cool Teleskid, wish I had one for snow in the Minnesota winter, no shoveling.
Awesome of JCB to step up! Looking forward to watching you guys giving it a real workout! I know that you and Dad and Travis will give the teleskid a fair evaluation!
That is one fine piece of equipment. You aren't going to want to get rid of it. I bet you end up buying one now. Probebly would be a good investment. Keep up the good work and in look forward to seeing the next one.
Time to trade in the CTL. Awesome machine, I want one!! It does look like you could easily dump material back on top of yourself when raised and extended 14:39.
Right on ! I know it's prob like 3 times your 30g budget but they prob have a good finance program . Good advertisement for them too !
We had a GEHL 8000 lb telehandler for a while it could do amazing things. You got the best of 3 worlds here , loader, telehandler and tracks. Your pops will love the easy side entry so much he will not let it back to you lol. Snow clearing is great too cuz you can lift over an 8 ft fence and dump on the other side .
Looking forward to the next video 👍🏻
JCB is the ultimate machine for anyone that can buy one
Really cool that JCB gave you one on demo. These things are the bees knees. Must admit I'm a bit chuffed that you are using a British brand. George Saunders and Lord Muck will be chuffed too, I bet.👍
Watch those power lines with the boom all the way out.
With all that machine has on it I was shocked that she did not say it ran its self after reading your thoughts. LOL Very Cool machine that would be on the farm for your grand kids to use.
this skid steer looks great on your farm. need to buy it.
Wow...that is one amazing machine...Enjoy and have fun....I'm sure it will be a sad day when you have to give it back....you will get spoiled for sure...LOL But what a deal...demo...
Nice! Definitely have to give one a look next time I’m in the market.
Buy once, cry once.
I am pretty sure i would be crying every time i had to make the next payment.
@@SUPERSORNO Make $$ in 2 days a month to pay for it.
Awesome video! Absolutely love the new skidsteer!
It’s just a 30 day test
Wow Ryan that is awesome machine you got there your dad gonna to like it too