2025 JCB 514-56 Diesel

Hours 0 , Year 2025, Make JCB, Model 514-56, Category Telehandler

This 2025 JCB 514-56 telehandler is a compelling, work-ready solution for contractors who value uptime, precision, and low operating hassle. Listed under NLEQ stock number 146429 and offered at $169,950, this unit shows 0 hours and features a diesel powertrain with foam filled tires. As with every machine NLEQ offers, it has been carefully tested and inspected so you can buy with confidence, knowing you’re getting honest, accurate information and a telehandler that’s ready to go straight to the jobsite.

Specifications

• NLEQ Stock Number: 146429
• Year: 2025
• Make: JCB
• Model: 514-56
• Category: Telehandler
• Hours: 0
• Fuel Type: Diesel
• Tires: Foam Filled
• Price: $169,950

These are the exact specs provided for this machine. Buyers seeking additional configuration details—such as aux hydraulics, capacity in the 12,000-lb class, or the 56' working envelope—are encouraged to contact NLEQ to confirm any option or rating pertinent to your application.

Condition

With 0 recorded hours and the latest 2025 build year, this JCB 514-56 represents a near-new opportunity with the immediate availability and cost certainty of a used equipment specialist. NLEQ’s inspection and testing process ensures the machine starts, runs, and operates as expected. From the diesel engine to the foam filled tires, each core system is reviewed to present a telehandler that is ready to perform. Serious buyers will appreciate the transparency and diligence that go into our listings; if you have any questions about functions, features, or compatibility with attachments, our team can walk you through the details before purchase.

Advantages

• Diesel efficiency and torque: A diesel telehandler delivers strong low-end torque for lifting, traveling, and precision placement. This translates to confident performance when staging materials, feeding crews, or handling heavy loads on uneven terrain. Diesel also supports fuel economy and durability that heavy construction demands.
• Foam filled tires reduce downtime: Foam filled tires are valued for their puncture resistance and consistent stability, especially on jobsites with debris, rebar, or sharp aggregate. The benefit is fewer interruptions, less tire maintenance, and more predictable handling under load.
• JCB telehandler pedigree: JCB’s 514-56 platform is widely chosen for its balanced visibility, operator ergonomics, and robust build quality. Parts availability and dealer support for JCB telehandlers are strong across North America, helping keep lifecycle costs under control.
• 0 hours, 2025 build confidence: A current-year machine with 0 hours gives fleet managers the advantage of predictable service planning from day one. It also simplifies onboarding for new contracts that require late-model equipment.
• Attachment versatility and aux hydraulics readiness: Many buyers pair a telehandler with tools such as grapples, buckets, brooms, and winches. The 514-56 model line is commonly utilized with aux hydraulics to power such attachments. If your workflow depends on hydraulic-driven tools, ask our team to confirm the specific aux hydraulics setup on this unit.
• NON-DEF simplicity preference: Some buyers prioritize NON-DEF engine simplicity to streamline operation and maintenance routines. If avoiding DEF is important for your fleet standardization, we’ll help you confirm the emissions configuration of this specific JCB 514-56.

Applications

A JCB 514-56 telehandler is designed as a versatile material-handling solution across construction, industrial, and commercial jobsites. Contractors choose this class of machine for its ability to reach, lift, and place with speed and accuracy. Consider how the following job profiles benefit from a telehandler configured like this one:

• Vertical construction and framing: Staging lumber, trusses, or panels quickly where crews need them reduces downtime and accelerates schedule progress. The 514-56 model family is well-known among builders who operate in the 56' reach class.
• Roofing and exterior trades: Roofing material placement and façade work benefit from efficient telescoping reach. Foam filled tires help maintain stability while traversing rough approaches or site edges.
• Masonry and precast handling: Diesel torque provides the grunt needed to position blocks, brick pallets, and precast elements. Telehandlers often allow masons to keep work moving without waiting on a crane.
• Infrastructure and utility projects: Moving pipe, shoring, or trench boxes is simpler with a telehandler. The combination of carrying capacity, visibility, and precise joystick control supports safe, repeatable placements.
• Industrial plants and warehouses: For facilities management and maintenance, a telehandler handles oversized materials, HVAC units, and facility upgrades where conventional forklifts cannot reach.
• Attachment-driven tasks: When equipped with aux hydraulics, operators can power brooms for cleanup, grapples for demolition sorting, or buckets for light loading—expanding the telehandler’s value across phases of the job.

Buyers who are targeting the 12,000-lb class and 56' working envelope will often compare machines like the JCB 514-56 with similar telehandlers for multi-story builds, tilt-up construction, and large site logistics. If your scope requires those thresholds, talk to NLEQ to confirm the exact ratings and options on this unit.

Ownership Value

Owning a diesel telehandler like the JCB 514-56 is about dependable productivity and predictable costs. Diesel power is established as the standard for heavy-duty lifting and travel. Foam filled tires cut exposure to flat-related downtime and help maintain stability for consistent operator confidence. JCB’s brand strength and broad support network make it easier to source parts, streamline service, and protect resale value when it’s time to rotate the fleet.

• Uptime-driven design: Telehandlers are built for rough environments; choosing foam filled tires and diesel power helps reduce the most common jobsite disruptions.
• Operational efficiency: With the right attachments and, where applicable, aux hydraulics, one machine can replace multiple site support tools, consolidating training, transport, and maintenance efforts.
• Resale and lifecycle: Well-maintained JCB telehandlers hold value. A 2025 unit with 0 hours sets up a long runway for utilization and a clearer path to future resale.

Why this 514-56

This specific JCB 514-56 stands out with its 2025 model year, 0 hours, diesel power, and foam filled tires—all backed by NLEQ’s inspection process and transparent representation. If your operation is pushing schedules and needs a telehandler ready to enter service immediately, this machine fits the bill. Contractors who work at height will appreciate the 514-56 model family’s standing among 56' class solutions, while those moving heavier loads will often look toward the 12,000-lb class when scoping capabilities. If aux hydraulics, NON-DEF preferences, or attachment compatibility are on your checklist, connect with us to verify the configuration that aligns with your work.

Why Buy from NLEQ

NLEQ is a recognized leader in used heavy construction equipment. Every telehandler listed is carefully tested and inspected before sale, ensuring buyers get accurate, honest, and reliable information. We focus on delivering machines that are truly job-ready, and we stand behind what we represent. Our team’s hands-on expertise helps match the right JCB telehandler to your specific application, whether you run a growing construction company, manage an industrial facility, or operate a rental fleet. When you buy from NLEQ, you get the straight facts, professional guidance, and a smooth purchasing experience from inquiry to delivery.

Next Steps

Serious about putting a 2025 JCB 514-56 telehandler to work? Contact NLEQ and reference stock number 146429 for complete details, photos, and to confirm any configuration specifics important to your job—such as aux hydraulics, attachment options, 12,000-lb class requirements, the 56' working envelope, or a NON-DEF preference. We’ll answer your questions quickly, outline the machine’s readiness, and help you secure this telehandler at a competitive $169,950. Reach out today to schedule a viewing, request a quote, or reserve the unit and keep your crews productive on day one.