JCB 3DX Xtra
Ex-showroom Price
₹ 33,00,000
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JCB 3DX Xtra
The JCB 3DX Xtra is a versatile and powerful backhoe loader designed for extra productivity in construction, excavation, and infrastructure development. With enhanced digging depth, higher loader capacity, and robust performance, it delivers more output in less time. JCB 3DX Xtra, JCB Backhoe Loader, JCB Machine, Extra Reach Loader, Backhoe Loader Price, Construction Equipment, Fuel Efficient Loader, Heavy Duty Loader, JCB India.
Key Specifications of JCB 3DX Xtra
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Wheelbase
2170 MM
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Frequently Asked Questions
The JCB 3DX Xtra is a versatile backhoe loader designed for extra productivity in various demanding fields. It is ideal for use in construction, excavation, infrastructure development, and general heavy-duty jobs that require powerful performance.
The base model features a wheelbase of 2170 MM. For dimensions, it has an overall transport height of 3900 MM and a minimum ground clearance of 310 MM. The loader can achieve a maximum reach at ground level of 1600 MM.
The machine utilizes an engine with a displacement of 4.4 Ltr, modeled after the JCB 444 CRDI. It provides a gross power of 55kW (74hp) at 2200 rpm, coupled with a payload capacity of 1800 kgf and peak torque of 400Nm @ 1200 rpm.
The JCB 3DX Xtra Base's hydraulic system operates with a pressure of 2320 p.s.i. (160 bar). The machine also has several service capacities, including 92 liters for the main hydraulic fluid.
For loading, the loader boasts a bucket capacity of 1 Cum with a maximum lift capacity of 1584 Kg. For backhoes, it has a max load over height of 3370 MM, and the blade can achieve a dig depth of up to 5050 MM.
Yes. The JCB 3DX Xtra Base is equipped with hand-operated parking disc brakes on the rear axle. For service brakes, it uses hydraulically actuated JCB ‘Q’ brakes, which are multi-disc type and highly protected from water or dirt.
