Terex Trucks to launch 6,000-hour warranty package

Terex Trucks’ Generation 10 TA400 is the big ticket model from the company. The new EU Stage IV/Tier-4 Final emissions-compliant machine from Terex Trucks is said to offer all-terrain durability and quality to ensure that customers benefit from lower operating costs and increased performance. The 38tonne capacity articulated hauler is also the first product to be launched by Terex Trucks since its acquisition by Volvo Construction Equipment.

February 24, 2017 Read time: 2 mins

Terex Trucks’ Gen 10 TA400 ADT

8081 Terex Trucks’ Generation 10 TA400 is the big ticket model from the company. The new EU Stage IV/Tier-4 Final emissions-compliant machine from Terex Trucks is said to offer all-terrain durability and quality to ensure that customers benefit from lower operating costs and increased performance. The 38tonne capacity articulated hauler is also the first product to be launched by Terex Trucks since its acquisition by 7659 Volvo Construction Equipment.

Made in Motherwell, the Gen10 TA400, which is the largest in Terex Trucks’ articulated hauler family, features upgraded hydraulic and electrical interfaces, new drop box and improved aesthetics in order to maximise the uptime of the dump truck. To ensure productivity in all haul conditions, the Gen10 TA400’s engine and drivetrain have been optimally matched, utilising automatic adaptive shifting and a pre-selected two-speed transfer box (drop box).

Cushioned stops on the steering cylinders have been integrated to provide operators with a more comfortable ride, and the cab also features an enhanced air conditioning and ventilation system.

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Terex Trucks introduces new 10th generation ADTs

Terex Trucks’ Generation 10 TA400 is the big ticket model from the Scottish company making its standalone brand debut at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2017. The new EU Stage IV/Tier-4 Final emissions-compliant machine from Terex Trucks is said to offer all-terrain durability and quality to ensure that customers benefit from lower operating costs and increased performance. The 38tonne capacity articulated hauler is also the first product to be launched by Terex Trucks since its acquisition by Volvo Construction Equipment.