2002 JCB 535 - 95

RLSPlant

Member
Hello All,

Slight newbie question coming,
Got my brand used machine delivered today which is newer and has more toys ive never used before, as titled its a 535 95, it has lever controls and factory pick up hitch, other than flicking the electrical switch, cant quite figure out how to get it to go up and down? any clues what I'm missing
Also, where could I source an operators manual?
thanks Robert
 

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Barleycorn

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BASE UK Member
Location
Hampshire
If you bought it off a dealer it's illegal to sell it without an operators manual. Also surely the buyer showed you the basics of operating the machine, are you not telehandler trained?
 

RLSPlant

Member
If you bought it off a dealer it's illegal to sell it without an operators manual. Also surely the buyer showed you the basics of operating the machine, are you not telehandler trained?
Not dealer bought, reckoned it was simple enough to figure out....obviously not haha
Have run loadalls for years, learned on a mates machine which only had the pin type hitch so haven't had any experience with the pick up type
 

wuddy

Member
Location
Scottish Borders
Flick the switch with the two arrows on then use your 3rd service spool to raise the hitch, pull the cable to re-lease (usually a T handle just to the right of the seat) then lower. Never been in one with the spools rather that joystick but presume basics are the same!
 

ACEngineering

Member
Location
Oxon
Hello All,

Slight newbie question coming,
Got my brand used machine delivered today which is newer and has more toys ive never used before, as titled its a 535 95, it has lever controls and factory pick up hitch, other than flicking the electrical switch, cant quite figure out how to get it to go up and down? any clues what I'm missing
Also, where could I source an operators manual?
thanks Robert

its an ex hewden hire construction machine, it wouldn't have had a hitch from factory so someone has added it at some point. could be cobbled up any old way but my guess is they added a electric diverter valve to the aux service so there should be a switch somewhere to power the diverter up then you work the Aux. find the diverter valve and see if its getting power. be towards the back of the machine some where.
 

RLSPlant

Member
its an ex hewden hire construction machine, it wouldn't have had a hitch from factory so someone has added it at some point. could be cobbled up any old way but my guess is they added a electric diverter valve to the aux service so there should be a switch somewhere to power the diverter up then you work the Aux. find the diverter valve and see if its getting power. be towards the back of the machine some where.
Will need to have a play with it and work that 3rd service, looks a good job if it's aftermarket
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roscoe erf

Member
Livestock Farmer
Hello All,

Slight newbie question coming,
Got my brand used machine delivered today which is newer and has more toys ive never used before, as titled its a 535 95, it has lever controls and factory pick up hitch, other than flicking the electrical switch, cant quite figure out how to get it to go up and down? any clues what I'm missing
Also, where could I source an operators manual?
thanks Robert

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