New Terex TS24D

nicky 68a said: Some great pictures. Thanks for posting. I see some of your other kit in the pictures such as the D8 and the fuel bowser clearly show you look after your machines. Having owned 12 D8’s over the years,I’m a fan of them and would like to see a few more pics please? Click to expand... Thanks, here’s a D8R we overhauled two winters ago. The R series is our favorite. They’ve been good to us.

nicky 68a said: Some great pictures. Thanks for posting. I see some of your other kit in the pictures such as the D8 and the fuel bowser clearly show you look after your machines. Having owned 12 D8’s over the years,I’m a fan of them and would like to see a few more pics please? Click to expand... Here’s our 10N doing something we love to do. Shoving 24s through shot rock.

The D8R is looking pretty in your pictures. I had one and it was a powerhouse of a tractor. Had a ripper on it and was pretty reliable. Suffered with the wear in the block where the cam followers sit,but was a formidable beast all the same. My best and most profitable tractor has been the J8B series D8T though. Had some good TS14B’s years ago that I pushed with my D8H’s. Still have a fondness for all my 68A D8H’s. I’ve never worked 24’s in shot rock,especially with a D10 up the ass. Shifted plenty of ripped sandstone with 24’s and D9H’s,but not shot rock. Must be hard going

HauptRob said: Thanks, we have 14 24s that are “runners.” You’ll never see that many running though haha. And a few more we’ve started to part out. And no other models than 24s any more. Click to expand... Hi, how are you? You really have a great fleet of TS24s, I'd like to see more photos and videos, especially of the TS24D. It's been a while since we've heard anything about it. How's its performance? Thanks, Catlee

HauptRob said: View attachment 323141 This is a somewhat recent picture. I found a video of it running about a month ago but do think I can post a video. And yes the front axle suspension was light years ahead of Cats cushion hitch. Just wish we could buy more new ones to replace our old tired ones. Especially if they were going for 112k Click to expand... I thoroughly enjoy the rebuild/refurbish side. If it were profitable, I'd do it more than a hobby. I'm looking hard at wire harness fabrication. One downfall of all the white ones.