JCB 245XR Tracked Excavator signwritten for Wooldridge

Fantastic Four JCB 245XR for Wooldridge

Leading demolition and groundworks specialist has bought four of JCB’s brand new Stage V 245XR tracked excavators.

Surrey-based Wooldridge Group has taken delivery of the new machines. The 245XR has a tail swing that is 40% shorter than the conventional 220X, with which it shares many features. As a result, the 245XR will compete in the 22-26 tonne reduced swing market. Focusing on exceptional levels of operator comfort, stability, productivity, efficiency and serviceability.

Each of the high specification models have a Leica 3D guidance system and Engcon tiltrotator. These further enhance accuracy and productivity on site.

Wooldridge Group’s Senior Operations Director, Nobby Grimes said: “JCB has always been on our radar. So when we were looking to invest in some zero tailswing machines we thought we’d try the JCB 245XR. Our operators had always wanted JCBs and we were impressed with them.”
“We work on residential sites so the zero tailswing feature is useful in tight spaces. The machines are easy to manoeuvre, the fuel economy is fantastic and it saves wear on the tracks.”

An efficient EU Stage V compliant JCB Dieselmax engine powers each JCB 245XR tracked excavator. The 4.8-litre engine uses a Selective Catalytic Reduction Filter (SCR-F) with a combined SCR. They also use a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) and Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC). The new machine features full size, one-metre wide cab, which is the largest in the sector. It delivers exceptional stability for maximum lifting capacity. The quality hydraulic components deliver smooth, precise operation. Easy access to all service and maintenance points also boost uptime.

Established in 1975, Wooldridge Group is a family-owned business. They work across a range of industries including groundworks, plant hire, demolition. They provide customers with a broad scope of services from demolition to delivery.


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