Terex Corporation – specifications
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Terex – other models: the collective page of construction machines outside the named ranges, the crawler loader 82-30 FA and the backhoe loader TLB 844S, 90 to 239 hp, Detroit Diesel and Kirloskar engines
This page gathers Terex construction machines that the register could not assign to a named range – including the crawler loader 82-30 FA and the backhoe loader TLB 844S. Terex, headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, is one of the large makers of construction equipment and cranes, formed from a great many acquired brands and plants. TLB in the construction-equipment industry stands for Tractor Loader Backhoe, the classic backhoe loader with a front bucket and rear excavator arm. The engines of the machines listed here come from the US maker Detroit Diesel, whose 6-71 is among the best-known two-stroke diesels in construction and truck history and whose designation gives the number of cylinders and the displacement per cylinder in cubic inches, and from the Indian engine maker Kirloskar.
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The register lists here 3 versions with 90 to 239 hp, from four- and six-cylinders, at a rated speed of 2,200 to 2,290 rpm, all with diesel engines.
The machines show the range of the Terex line-up between compact backhoe loaders for civil engineering and municipal services and larger crawler loaders for earthmoving; with engines from Detroit Diesel and Kirloskar they also reflect how strongly construction-equipment makers in this segment rely on bought-in drivetrains rather than their own engine development.
On a used backhoe loader, the condition of the front bucket, rear excavator arm and the associated hydraulic cylinders and the wear of bushings and pins count; on the crawler loader, the undercarriage, rollers and drive wheel. On the Detroit Diesel engines, watch the condition of the oil cooling and injection pump, as parts for the older two-stroke engines increasingly run through specialists.
Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Terex (weitere Modelle), Terex Corporation (manufacturer)
Technical data
Origin and approval
| Vehicle type | Public ()correct |
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Other data
| Predecessor | Northwest Engineering Companycorrect |
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