The telescoping boom is the entire point. Every other small-platform loader lifts along a fixed arc. This one extends, which changes what you can reach without moving the machine.
Lift height is 11 ft 10 in. That stacks pallets and bales a course higher than a conventional loader in the same class, which is real square footage back on a yard where you are paying for space. Forward reach gains roughly 7 ft, about 60% more than comparable loaders. In practice that means loading a flatbed from one side rather than walking the machine around, and placing material over a fence, a hedge or a trench without repositioning.
What that is actually worth
On a tight yard, plenty. On an open site with room to drive, less. The telescopic boom adds weight and complexity over a fixed arm and it is another set of wear pads and a hydraulic circuit to maintain. Buyers who love these are usually working somewhere they cannot easily reposition: livestock buildings, tight urban jobs, congested material yards. If you spend your day in open ground, a conventional loader will cost less and do the same work.
One thing we are checking
The stock card that came with this machine lists the drivetrain as wheels, while the 2TS-7T designation reads as the tracked build. We are not going to guess in public. Call before you order and we will confirm from the machine itself which undercarriage it has. It is an important difference and we would rather correct it now than after it is on a truck.
| Year | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Model | JCB 2TS-7T Tele |
| Boom | Telescoping |
| Lift height | 11 ft 10 in |
| Extra forward reach | Approx. 7 ft |
| ROPS | Enclosed |
| Condition | Used |
| Drivetrain | Listed as wheels – confirm before ordering |
| Stock number | ACM-29749 |
Flat $550 freight to the continental US, 30 days from delivery to return it.
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