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Exhaust Box for JCB 3CX Sitemaster Series Telehandler

Original price was: $401.05.Current price is: $298.17.

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When your JCB 3CX starts sounding louder than usual or you notice exhaust fumes where they shouldn’t be, it’s time to check that exhaust box. This critical component controls noise levels and directs hot exhaust gases safely away from the operator and engine compartment. A cracked or rusted-out exhaust box doesn’t just make your telehandler sound like a race car—it can let dangerous fumes into the cab and affect engine performance.

What You’re Getting

  • Direct replacement exhaust box that fits like the original factory part
  • Heavy-duty construction designed to handle the heat and vibration of telehandler operation
  • Proper internal baffling to reduce noise levels for comfortable operation
  • Durable housing that resists corrosion from exhaust gases and weather exposure
  • Exact fit for early JCB 3CX models up to serial number 414785

Built for Real Farm Work

This exhaust box is specifically designed for JCB 3CX telehandlers from the Sitemaster series. These versatile machines handle everything from loading hay bales and moving feed to construction work and materials handling around the farm. The exhaust system has to keep working reliably whether you’re running at idle while positioning loads or working at full throttle moving heavy materials.

Made to Last

Exhaust components take a beating from extreme heat cycles, corrosive exhaust gases, and constant vibration. This replacement is built with the same materials and construction standards as the original equipment to handle years of hard use in demanding farm and construction environments.

Good to Know

This part fits JCB 3CX telehandlers up to serial number 414785 only—check your machine’s serial number before ordering to make sure you get the right fit. Installation typically requires basic hand tools and some exhaust system experience, as you’ll be working with hot components and potentially stubborn clamps.