Elephant Day 2026 – JUMBO Merchandise Collection
We’re celebrating an impressive animal and showing what it has in common with our JUMBO loaders.
On 12 August, a very special animal takes centre stage around the world: the elephant. Elephant Day was launched in 2012 to highlight the importance of protecting African and Asian elephants and to raise awareness of their habitats. Elephants have always impressed us with their strength, stamina and size. At the same time, they are regarded as social, intelligent and caring animals that live in close-knit family groups, form strong bonds and possess a remarkable memory. This combination of strength and reliability makes the elephant a symbol that is particularly well suited to our PÖTTINGER JUMBO loader wagons. The PÖTTINGER JUMBO series, too, stands for impressive performance, high operational reliability and sustainable efficiency. Elephant Day reminds us of the value of true strength: not overbearing, but dependable. Not just powerful, but used intelligently. It is precisely these qualities that characterise our JUMBO loader wagons.
PÖTTINGER JUMBO:
Two steps ahead.
Compact. Powerful. Classy.
JUMBO Collection in the fan shop
Our JUMBO loader wagons are synonymous with power, performance and real impact in action. You can experience that same feeling at home too: with the matching merchandise collection.
Big machines. Big enthusiasm. A wide selection.
Whether for your own everyday use, as a gift for agricultural machinery enthusiasts or as a small token of appreciation for customers: the JUMBO Collection combines practicality with a strong sense of brand loyalty. Those who live and breathe PÖTTINGER show it not only in the field, but beyond as well. The JUMBO Collection also includes anniversary items that are ideal for collecting, giving as gifts or simply treating yourself. Get yours now before they’re sold out! Another special highlight is the wide selection of toys in JUMBO and loader wagon designs. Perfect for little fans, big dreams and the farmers of the future. After all, a passion for farming often begins in the nursery.



