How do I identify the right JCB part?

Start with your JCB's model, an 8014, 8027 or 8052. Undercarriage and parts follow the model, and a track can be matched on width, pitch and links too. Product pages list compatible JCB models and the maker, and Ask Simon checks fitment in a moment.

Which JCB parts have the deepest coverage?

The 8-series mini excavators are best served: rubber tracks, final drives, track rollers and undercarriage. From there the range extends to turbos, seals and gaskets, oil, air and fuel filters, seats and electrical parts, covering the common wear and service items for the diggers and, where listed, the backhoe and telehandler ranges.

Can I still get parts for an older JCB?

Undercarriage and filters carry over between model years, so a current part frequently fits an older JCB. Tell us the model or the track size and we'll match it, and reach the order desk for anything unlisted.

Are these genuine JCB parts?

No, not genuine JCB. The parts are aftermarket, produced to original-equipment (OE) specification, frequently by the tier-1 firms that supply the original machines, with the maker named on the product page.

What if a part doesn't fit or arrives damaged?

If a part doesn't fit or arrives damaged, you're covered. Report a damaged-on-arrival item within 24 hours with a photo to order@partsformachines.com and we'll arrange a replacement. Parts that don't fit your machine are covered by our Fit Guarantee for a free return. For a change of mind, return the part within 30 days in its original packaging for a refund, though a restocking fee may apply. Refunds go back to your original payment method once the return is checked.

How quickly will I get my order, and where do you deliver?

Delivery time depends on the part and your location, and the estimate is shown on each product page. Many parts are dispatched the same or next working day. We ship worldwide through our international delivery partners, so enter your country at checkout to see the options and timescale for your address.

Which JCB parts do you cover?

Matched to your model in the Finder: rubber tracks, rollers, idlers and sprockets; starter motors and alternators; radiators; fuel pumps and injectors; seal kits; turbochargers. Matched by specification for any JCB: oil, batteries, filters, fuel pumps and injectors, turbochargers, radiators, hydraulic hose, electrical and lighting, mirrors, wipers, seats and covers, oil seals and tyre sealant, and track-tensioning kit. Every listing shows the OE reference where one is known, so you can check the match against the JCB number before you order.

What track fits a JCB 8014?

The 8014 has its own model page; the tracks on it are listed with width, pitch and link count. Or choose 8014 in the Finder and the same tracks come up.

Can I find a JCB part by its part number?

Yes. A JCB number, or the number on the old part, goes into the header search and returns the listing with its OE reference. Ask Simon if it does not.

Do you cover older JCB machines?

The 801, 802.7 and 803 micros are in the Finder, and the 3CX is covered across its generations. The model number on the plate is all the Finder needs.

Which JCB models are covered?

The Machinery Parts Finder lists parts against these JCB models, among others: 8014, 8027, 803, 8052, 8055, 320T, 85Z-1, 8015, 802.4, 8030, 8016, 8060, 8045, 100C-1, 8017, 801, 8008, JS200, JS240, JS260, JS220, 150X, JS130LC, 8050, JS145LC, JZ140LC, JS131LC, 8085, 8080, 131X, 140X, JS160LC, JS210LC, JS220LC, JZ235LC, JS180, JZ70, JS190, JS130HD, JS160NL. If yours is not in the list, Ask Simon or send a photo of the plate to WhatsApp.

JCB

JCB owners think in model numbers, and the Machinery Parts Finder on PartsForMachines answers in the same language. The micro and mini range, 801, 802.7, 803, 8014, 8015, 8016, 8018, 8027, 8052, 8055 and 8060, the 85Z-1 and the 3CX and 4CX backhoes and the Loadall telehandlers are listed under JCB, with the parts matched to each model and the price on every listing. Machine parts only; nothing here is for a JCB-badged tool.

JCB rubber tracks: 8014, 8027, 8052, 8055, 320T

Undercarriage is the deepest JCB range: rubber tracks, rollers, idlers and sprockets, listed against the JCB model with width, pitch and link count on the listing. The 8014, 8027 and 8052 have their own model pages, and the fastest route for them is the page, then tracks.

JCB starters, radiators, fuel pumps and seal kits: 3CX, 4CX, Loadall

Starter motors and alternators, radiators, fuel pumps and injectors, seal kits and turbochargers are listed against the model, the electrical parts with OE number and voltage. The 3CX and the Loadalls account for most of them. Some models have their own pages; start there if yours does. For the rest, the Machinery Parts Finder: JCB, the model from the dropdown, then the part type. A JCB part number goes straight into the header search; a worn plate goes as a photo to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. The Compatible tab on each product confirms the fit. Telehandler seats, covers and mirrors are what JCB owners look for after tracks, matched by cab type in the Plant and Agriculture range. Oil to the JCB grade through the Oil Finder, batteries, filters, hydraulic hose and the rest are matched by specification, with track-tensioning kit for the minis. Not in the Finder? Ask Simon.