TEREX Dumpers For Sale in United Kingdom

Terex site dumpers are designed to be robust and able to stand up to the rigours of the toughest working lives, including the particularly demanding rental sector. The current models have engines that are Stage IIB / Tier 4i compliant, and these cleaner power plants also produce more power and torque while delivering better fuel economy. This then results in an increase in both profitability and productivity for the operator.

Terex site dumpers are also designed with ease of use in mind, and making them easy to operate again boosts their productivity. They are also built to be tough and reliable and have class-leading skip and chassis strength to boost uptime and keep operating costs to a minimum. The combination of these features means that Terex site dumpers are first on the shortlist of many operators, and their popularity means that there are many used Terex site dumpers on the market to choose from.

 The family of Terex site dumpers is split into the three product groups.

The first of these is the Terex Power Swivel dumper. This offers operators the option of tipping the skip unit forward as normal, but it can also have the skip unit rotated through 90 degrees to allow the dumper to tip accurately to the side of the machine. Clearly, this can be very advantageous when the dumper is working in confined locations.

The next Terex site dumper type is the Terex Power Tip machine. This dumper features a powered forward tipper mechanism which is ideal for the precise placement of heavy loads. This can result in greater productivity by getting materials to exactly the spot on the site that they are needed, without any requirement for secondary lifting.

The head of the family is the Terex High Discharge site dumper. These machines allow the skip unit to be raised by 1.5 metres from its normal position, and loads can therefore be discharged from height. This allows the dumper to reach over any obstacles on site and tip, for example, directly into skips. This removes the need for secondary handling and greatly boosts productivity.

Whatever you need in a dumper, you are sure to want a machine that just keeps going until the job is done, no matter what the conditions and no matter where the unit is deployed. You will also be looking for minimal operating costs and good residuals when it comes time to sell. Terex site dumpers deliver on all of these counts, while providing payloads from one to ten tonnes. The skip walls are made of extra-thick steel, with reinforced front and base sections to ensure the longest operational life. The machines are also designed with particularly high ground clearance to ensure that they really can go anywhere to get the job done. The result is that used Terex site dumpers are a particularly tempting proposition for many operators.