The Classic Machinery Network

A couple of pics of some new (2 month) old TR100's earning a crust for us:

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Coming over the hill................

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And chasing but never quite catching a 777D.....................

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SB

Excellent photos Stu What do the operators think of them?

Was there any particular reason for buying Terex as opposed to Cat or Komatsu Haulers?

Regards

Mike D550

Aye Nice ... I dont mind the TR100's .. Allot of people are typical thou ..

Buy 3 TR100's for the price of 2 777's ... "Least they built in Scotland"

Ive not driven the terex but they look like a good machine.

i allways liked the 3311's for some reason as they seemed good work horses.It's nice to see these trucks not stupidly overloaded.Over loading gets expensive in the longrun and so does not having a grader on the roads.