Terex TR100s

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Terex TR100s

Post #1 by SRB » Thu Nov 15, 2007 11:59 am

Terex TR100s in the yard, equivilent to Cat777s, out inspecting them today so will have a few more close up pics.
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Re: Terex TR100s

Post #2 by Holger » Thu Nov 15, 2007 1:37 pm

Boxy machines!
Cool to see them on a row!
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Re: Terex TR100s

Post #3 by SRB » Thu Nov 15, 2007 5:19 pm

It dropped to -5 C last night on the yard here, these girls took a fair bit of starting, but after a bit of patience we got there. Ran out of start pilot (Cold start system), so had to resort to jumper pack and air cleaners out and a squirt of "gypsys breath" (easy start) down the air lines.
Ran them up for a while to warm and mix the oils, then took oil samples from main compartments, engine, transmission, hydraulics, steering, left & right final drives and the Diffs. Not enough room to run them round the yard so axle oils not as mixed up as id like for a good sample, oil not warm either, so was a bit slow filling the sample bottle.
Whilst on yard took a couple of pics of 2 new 777Fs but camera died, so will take a few more later.
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Re: Terex TR100s

Post #4 by nick lamb » Sat Nov 17, 2007 4:10 pm

Years ago i used to work on various coal sites in Scotland where 3311CsDs and Es were the order of the day.The 3311Cs were all Detriot V16 motors on air start.No batteries just a good compressor!
at that time 777s and 777Bs were on the scene.Also there were a few old 769Bs and 773As owned by RJ Levack.They were good trucks.


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Re: Terex TR100s

Post #5 by Ross » Sat Nov 17, 2007 6:08 pm

TR100s MMM Did these trucks come from Skares Rd OCCS By any-chance?

Lot easier to sample with the ride legs blown up :mrgreen:

Not bad trucks really. Easy to Bank up.

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Re: Terex TR100s

Post #6 by SRB » Sat Nov 17, 2007 7:52 pm

These trucks are from South Wales originaly, theres 8 of them in total, 4 in Cannokc and 4 down in Llantrisant depot.

Had a couple of enquirys about them but nothing firm yet......
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