76JCB7001 76JCB7001 JCB 7 dcc-plux-22 It has all commonly used

It has all commonly used interface sockets for connecting a decoder for the smaller scale models:

finished in red with the usual level of chromework to the body

Variation Pack Number    V5

The only exception is Digitrax Zephyr which requires a lower voltage

complete with control board and accessories

76JCB7001 76JCB7001 JCB 7 dcc-plux-22 It has all commonly usedThe JCB7 6 cylinder metal tracked excavator. The 7 was JCBs first 360 vehicle, originally developed and produced in 1965. It was powered by a 6 cylinder Ford 590E engine and offered a power output of 96hp at 2250 rpm. The hydraulic excavator was based on an American design and was a 12 tonne class machine, capable of a maximum dig depth of 16 9. The cab interior featured quite basic machinery but that was typical of mid 1960s design. In model form,