215 Skid Steer Loader

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The JCB 215, with its rated operating capacity of 2,112 lbs., is a small platform, vertical lift skid steer loader with the power and hydraulic flow of a large platform machine.It is ideally suited to lifting and loading at extensive heights as well as operating a variety of attachments.

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