For Construction Pros: Terex Launches TRX Series Telescopic Aerial Devices at 2025 Utility Expo
Terex launched its new TRX Series of telescopic aerial devices at the 2025 Utility Expo on October 7, targeting trouble truck and distribution work. The series is designed to provide higher lifting ...
The Telelift 3713 SX telehandler is designed for the rental market, and the Telelift 3713 Elite is for construction markets. Both models feature Perkins power, hydrostatic drive, four-wheel drive, ...
For Construction Pros: Genie Expands Telescopic Handler Lineup With GTH-1244 and GTH-1044
Genie expands its family of telescopic handlers with the addition of two shorter boom, high-capacity models. The GTH-1244 and GTH-1044 are designed with the best load chart in their respective ...
All things considered, when terex bought the company, they ran it to ****, but ASV bought itself back out of that hole, last year, and parts availability and delivery are considerably improved, since last year.
Terex has a parts order center in Tigard, Oregon but the parts warehouse is in North Bend, Washington. I talked to the people in Oregon yesterday and the pump is obsolete but they do have an updated pump for around $2,100. I'm going to do some more checks today before I drain the system and pull the pump for teardown.
The last 3 seasons I have rented a Takeuchi tsv70 which is just a re-branded Terex (Terex makes all the Takeuchi wheeled skid steers). I loved the machine in the winter and had very little issues.
Terex wheeled skid steers - anyone using them? - Heavy Equipment Forums
Just wondering, anyone have any pictures or stories of the old Euclid or Terex front end loaders, like the 72-61 to 72-81 series. I kinda have an interest in them. When I was a kid, my grandfathers friend owned a big quarry and had a bunch of them. Mostly 72-51's and 61's with V6 and V8...