Of all the Jcb 535 140 models listed % have been listed by professional machinery sellers, % by private businesses. There are currently items for 535 140 listed in Australia from professional sellers and private businesses.
Historically Jcb 535 140 models have been listed between $32,500 and $95,000, averaging at $57,957. The current average price of a 535 140 listing is $.
Jcb 535 140 models are historically listed by sellers in and Telehandler categories. Jcb 535 140 models make up % of historic Telehandler enquiries, and % of all Jcb enquiries.
The most common years of Jcb 535 140 manufacture listed are: 2008, 2010 and 2006.
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