JCB MIDICX 4.80 star(s) (4)

2006 JCB 4CX Backhoe Loader
Model Year: 2006

Make: JCB Model: 4CX Year: 2006 Hours: 4820 Drive: 4WD Fuel: Diesel Engine Cylinders: 4 Power: 76 Transmission Type: Turbo Powershift Condition: Excellent Accessories: Front Loader & Backhoe Price: $6550 US

Pros: 6550
Cons: 6550

MIDI CX Room for Improvement
Model Year: 2012

I researched long and hard for what I wanted in my first and hopefully last tractor. The features on this machine are excellent. It's got strong lift capabilities in a machine where you can detach the backhoe. The "biggy" for me was that this is the only machine still made (JD 110 had it) where the backhoe controls are inside the full cab. No 'hop off the backhoe attachment to climb into the tractor cab to move the tractor. The quick attach loader was a must. Anything that goes on a skid steer goes on here. With standard aux hydraulics to the front loader, it's a home run.

Pros: Extremely versatile.
Cons: Latest high tech fluids for the hydraulics are hard to find and hurt the wallet.

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JCB 1CX (208s)
Model Year: 2000

Great little machine. A lot of power for it's size. Super maneuverability. The only negative is that the hydraulic lines tend to leak under the seat, from spinning the seat to operate the backhoe. Also, these hoses are a pain to replace and are expensive. Clam shell bucket in the front is a BIG plus. I use it at my trailer park. great for tight spaces and for laying leach fields.

Pros: Skid steer manuverability, power, small.
Cons: Hydraulic lines wear under seat.

JCB 1CX (208s) Multi Master
Model Year: 2000

This is a small, backhoe/loader/skid steer combination with a clam shell front loader bucket and a backhoe that side shifts. Weighs about 6500#, 49 hp Perkins Diesel, digs 8.5', 4WD, drives like a skid steer, k no steering wheel. All tires the same size. I use it for routine maintenance of my Trailer Park. The only negative is that the hoses under the seat are difficult to replace and they tend to develop leaks due to the fact that the seat swivels to operate the backhoe.

Pros: Small, strong, maneuverable.
Cons: Hydraulic hoses difficult to replace and expensive.