This comprehensive JCB VMT160 VMT260 Tier 2 and Tier 4 Roller Service & Repair Workshop Manual provides a complete guide for servicing and repairing your JCB roller. The manual covers both Tier 2 and Tier 4 engine models, ensuring you have the information you need to perform any maintenance or repair task. The content includes detailed instructions, diagrams, and specifications for all aspects of your JCB roller, such as engine, transmission, hydraulics, electrical systems, and more. This manual is an essential resource for any mechanic or owner looking to maintain and repair their JCB VMT160 or VMT260 roller effectively.

The JCB VMT160 and VMT260 are heavy-duty tandem vibratory rollers designed for compacting asphalt and other granular materials in construction projects. These machines are known for their versatility and efficiency, making them a popular choice for road construction, parking lots, and other large-scale projects. The VMT160 and VMT260 are both equipped with powerful engines and robust construction, enabling them to handle demanding tasks with ease. The VMT160, with its 1.6-tonne operating weight, is suitable for smaller projects or where maneuverability is critical, while the VMT260 weighs in at 2.6 tonnes, providing greater compaction force for larger-scale projects. Both models feature a compact design, allowing them to operate effectively in confined spaces and tight corners. The tandem drum configuration ensures optimal distribution of weight and vibration for uniform compaction. Additionally, the VMT160 and VMT260 are equipped with ergonomic operator stations, providing a comfortable and safe working environment. JCB's commitment to safety is reflected in the inclusion of features like clear visibility, intuitive controls, and easy access for maintenance. These rollers are known for their fuel efficiency, minimizing operational costs and maximizing productivity. The VMT160 and VMT260 are available in Tier 2 and Tier 4 emissions compliant versions, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations in various regions. The Tier 4 versions utilize advanced engine technology and emissions control systems to achieve reduced emissions and improved fuel efficiency.