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Used JCB Compact Tractors

  • 2025 JCB Agricultural Tractors 4000

    2025 JCB Agricultural Tractors 4000 Series

    • Manufacturer: JCB

    2025 JCB Agricultural Tractors 4000 Series Discover the difference greater productivity, versatility, comfort, safety and speed can make. Raising performance and productivity levels to new heights with seamless c...

    Fort Macleod, Canada
  • 2025 JCB Agricultural Tractors 8000

    2025 JCB Agricultural Tractors 8000 Series

    • Manufacturer: JCB

    2025 JCB Agricultural Tractors 8000 Series One look tells you the Fastrac 8000 series is different from the rest. Discover the difference the Fastrac can make to your business with a top speed of 43mph, the best ...

    Fort Macleod, Canada
  • JCB bale spike, JCB 403

    JCB bale spike, JCB 403 twin bale spike, schaffer bale spike

    • Manufacturer: JCB

    JCB bale spike, JCB 403 twin bale spike, schaffer bale spike has the JCB 403/ compact Schaffer style brackets fitted 136cm working width excellent condition throughout very little use

    $539 USD
    Rowde, United Kingdom

Overview

Compact tractors are versatile, smaller-sized tractors designed for light to medium duty tasks in landscaping, farming, or estate management. Despite their size, these tractors often feature the same functionality as their larger counterparts, including options for various attachments like loaders, mowers, and plows, making them ideal for personal or small-scale agricultural projects.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used compact tractor?

Consider the tractor's age, overall condition, engine hours, and any included attachments. Check for maintenance records and assess any wear or damage.

How do I ensure the compact tractor is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service specializing in heavy machinery. Ensure the tractor is properly secured and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a compact tractor?

Regular maintenance includes checking engine oil, transmission fluid, and coolant levels, as well as inspecting and cleaning air filters and maintaining tire pressure. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.