JCB TM 320S Telehandler: High-hour hero

As one of the most used bits of kit on a dairy farm, telehandlers need to be robust and reliable, James Huyton speaks to one dairy that has clocked over 12,000 hours on their JCB TM 320S

James Huyton
Machinery and Farm Technology Specialist
clock • 6 min read
Marcus (Left) and Neil Rowland, pictured with George, and the long-serving JCB TM320S.
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Marcus (Left) and Neil Rowland, pictured with George, and the long-serving JCB TM320S.

When it comes to telehandlers, for Lancashire-based Rowlands Dairy there is one name that stands out above most. Over the years, the farm business has owned and operated several handler brands, but the...

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