New and Used Terex Aerial Lifts For Sale

Terex, the parent company of Genie and Powerscreen, began in 1933 as a manufacturer of hauling trucks. Over the years the business expanded, and Terex started producing machinery for other work-related tasks such as asphalt paving, landfill compaction, and material processing. Their line of aerial lift equipment has been concurrent with Genie since its takeover in 2002.

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Auction Sale Date: 2024-08-14

Location: St. Edward, NE

Last Updated: 2024-07-26

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Terex TB85 Aerial Lift. 1297 Hrs Showing. Engine: Cummins 4B3.9 Diesel. 76 HP. 40 Gal Fuel Tank. Max Speed: +/- 3MPH. Tire Size: 15 X 19.5-13. Max Horizontal Reach: 70'. Max Platform Height: 85'. Max ... more info about the Terex TB85.

Terex Aerial Lifts - Terex, the parent company of Genie and Powerscreen, began in 1933 as a manufacturer of hauling trucks. Over the years the business expanded, and Terex started producing machinery for other work-related tasks such as asphalt paving, landfill compaction, and material processing. Their line of aerial lift equipment has been concurrent with Genie since its takeover in 2002.

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