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Terex TTS 620: EU class O4 trailer with a 19,000 kg gross weight, 12,000 mm length, a 6,310 mm wheelbase, four wheels and a top speed limited to 80 km/h

Terex TTS 620
Pictured: Terex TTS 620

Terex is an internationally active manufacturer of construction machinery, cranes and earthmoving equipment, whose range also includes trailers for transporting machines and equipment. The TTS 620 belongs to this group of utility trailers and was built between 2018 and 2020. With a gross weight of 19,000 kg the vehicle sits in EU trailer class O4, the group of heavy trailers above 10 tonnes.

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The trailer is 12,000 mm long, 2,550 mm wide and runs on four wheels. Its wheelbase measures 6,310 mm, spreading the axles over a considerable part of the vehicle's length, which helps keep it tracking steadily. Unlike most trailers in this class, rated for 100 km/h, the TTS 620 is limited to 80 km/h, pointing to a design meant for slower site or works traffic rather than fast long-haul transport.

As an O4-class vehicle, the TTS 620 carries a dual-line compressed-air braking system, mandatory from class O3 upward. Trailers of this kind typically carry construction machinery, containers or heavy equipment between building sites, depots and works yards, where the lower top speed takes a back seat to a sturdy build and a high payload.

When buying one secondhand, check the loading deck and the lashing points for wear, since transporting construction machinery creates high localised loads. The braking system and its lines should be checked for corrosion and leaks, the four wheels for even wear, and the chassis around the axle suspension for cracks caused by repeated loading and unloading of machines.

Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Terex TTS 620, Terex

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