2021 JCB 50Z-2

The JCB 50Z-2 is a compact crawler mini excavator, manufactured in 2021 by the British manufacturer JCB, a historic and world-leading brand in the earthmoving equipment sector, valued for the build quality and reliability of its machines even in the most demanding applications. This used unit, in excellent condition with only 635 working hours, represents an excellent value opportunity for construction companies, professional landscapers, rental fleets and operators who need a compact yet high-performing machine, ready for immediate use on site.

At the heart of the machine is the Perkins 403J-17 engine, compliant with the Stage V emissions standard, the latest European regulation governing environmental sustainability for non-road diesel engines. With an output of 36 kW, this engine ensures an excellent balance between digging performance and reduced environmental impact, making the 50Z-2 particularly suitable for work in urban areas or zones subject to emissions restrictions.

With an operating weight of 5,030 kg, the JCB 50Z-2 falls within the 5-tonne class, a highly sought-after segment as it combines the manoeuvrability typical of mini excavators with digging and lifting capacity superior to lighter machines, making it ideal for work in confined spaces without sacrificing productivity.

The machine is fitted with a 1,950 mm front blade, useful for levelling, backfilling and site clearing operations, and is supplied complete with three interchangeable buckets measuring 300, 700 and 1,300 mm, covering a wide range of applications, from digging narrow trenches to handling large volumes of material. Quick switching between the different buckets is ensured by the Cangini CR40 mechanical quick coupler, a reliable and widely used system that allows fast and safe tool changes directly on site.

The standard equipment also includes a hammer-ready hydraulic line, further extending the machine's operational versatility, making it suitable for small demolition jobs, breaking up pavements or working on rocky ground, without the need for further hydraulic conversions.