Boa noite me lembrei dos meus tempos de operador na Construtora Mendes Junior, trabalhei com TS24 americano e TS 24 Scocês com engate das marchas a ar. Isso foi nos idos de 1975 em Barra do Turvo na Divisa do Paraná com São Paulo na Duplicação da BR. 116.
Ron Bishop, formerly of Clyde Engineering NZ from 1960 thru(of and on) till 1979 has been in awe of TS14;s since he saw the first one arrive in Wgton destined for John Philp Contractor New Plymouth. Clyde celebrated the sale of the 100th TS14 before the Terex name appeared and the model must have made a lot for many Simple components and a glutton for work. The cabs in the video were initially conceived in Rotorua for machines roading in timber. Big brother TS24 had an awesome noise too!! Great
Fatántisco, the sequence of loads was beautiful, and its position to see these machines allowed filming in a great performance, grew up seeing these TS-14B in service, parabens, continue sending updates of this work.
Thank you. Did a run many moons ago, here in Australia, on a Brazilian built TS-14B. It ran two 6V53N's. I distinctly remember the notice in the cab for the horn stating, "buzzina'!
Espetacular este video, trabalhei na Terex entre 1973 a 1982 aqui em Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brasil e gostaria muito saber quando foi(ano) criado este video e que tnho muitas saudades!
Greg lambs Ts14 In this video Was In the classic plant and machinery magazine last year, being a 7uot-61sh It was built in the Usa between 1964 and 1966 which makes It a Euclid built machine rather than a Terex.
Hay good vid, Love the TS 14s, used to do alot of work on them when working for T&D. nothing like hearing a lovely screamer kicking the cats arse. I also worked on the only 2 TS 24s in the country, Ross Reids had them at the time then but not were now. they had push pull capability and were amazing the dirt they moved. No dozer invovled. 12v71 in the front and 6v71 in the back. Awsome.
Interesting if watching Aussie or Kiwi scraper operators they carry their bowls low just of the ground, if watching Yank scraper drivers they carry theirs right up high, must be good brakes on Yank scrapers?
I am down to 5'11" from 6'2" and my back isn't the greatest it's ever been but between running stuff like this I also drove trucks of every type except long haul. It all ties together.
24 are beasts at moving dirt. I would have loved to run a TS24 on this job! would have been kept smooth from top to bottom while hauling 24 yards of dirt at a time.. No caterpillar could have matched the TS24 for amount of dirt per hour or been as fuel efficient!
Many years ago I worked with both TS-24s and 631s. I'll take the 631s for both ease of loading and noise. The Cats moved more dirt than the 24s per size of machine because of their loading ability.
Boa noite me lembrei dos meus tempos de operador na Construtora Mendes Junior, trabalhei com TS24 americano e TS 24 Scocês com engate das marchas a ar. Isso foi nos idos de 1975 em Barra do Turvo na Divisa do Paraná com São Paulo na Duplicação da BR. 116.
Ron Bishop, formerly of Clyde Engineering NZ from 1960 thru(of and on) till 1979 has been in awe of TS14;s since he saw the first one arrive in Wgton destined for John Philp Contractor New Plymouth. Clyde celebrated the sale of the 100th TS14 before the Terex name appeared and the model must have made a lot for many Simple components and a glutton for work. The cabs in the video were initially conceived in Rotorua for machines roading in timber. Big brother TS24 had an awesome noise too!! Great
Fatántisco, the sequence of loads was beautiful, and its position to see these machines allowed filming in a great performance, grew up seeing these TS-14B in service, parabens, continue sending updates of this work.
Super video. Great camera angle on the operation. Cool seeing these old scrapers at work 👍
I grew up near a stone quarry that used almost exclusively Euclid equipment. The sound of these screaming Detroits brings back memories.
@ianfraser It looked like he had the ejector forward, like he was dragging, not loading.
Great video, always nice to see older kit serviced up and earning its keep
Thank you. Did a run many moons ago, here in Australia, on a Brazilian built TS-14B. It ran two 6V53N's. I distinctly remember the notice in the cab for the horn stating, "buzzina'!
Espetacular este video, trabalhei na Terex entre 1973 a 1982 aqui em Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brasil e gostaria muito saber quando foi(ano) criado este video e que tnho muitas saudades!
Great machines, drove these on opencast sites in england for Shellabear Price and Murphy bros. super memories.
Greg lambs Ts14 In this video Was In the classic plant and machinery magazine last year, being a 7uot-61sh It was built in the Usa between 1964 and 1966 which makes It a Euclid built machine rather than a Terex.
good vid of the ts14 a and b working side by side drove these myself from mid 70s to late 80s when they went into decline in the uk
Hay good vid, Love the TS 14s, used to do alot of work on them when working for T&D. nothing like hearing a lovely screamer kicking the cats arse. I also worked on the only 2 TS 24s in the country, Ross Reids had them at the time then but not were now. they had push pull capability and were amazing the dirt they moved. No dozer invovled. 12v71 in the front and 6v71 in the back. Awsome.
MIss hearing those Detroit Diesels.There is a Terex TS14 and quite possibly a TS-18/TS-24
Nothing like steaming Detroits !!!
awesome video
thanks i really injoyed watching your video, those guys really pick up a lot of ground comming down that hill 5/5
Interesting if watching Aussie or Kiwi scraper operators they carry their bowls low just of the ground, if watching Yank scraper drivers they carry theirs right up high, must be good brakes on Yank scrapers?
awesome video 5/5
other than making a lot of terrible noise what are they actually dfoing?
Scraping the haul road. You dcan take care 0of one as good as a grader can if you know how.;
Workin up a thirst ....
That too and a case for hearing aids. I ran 14's and 24's and they'll deafen you.
And I'm picking your 2 foot shorter with a serious back issue ...
I am down to 5'11" from 6'2" and my back isn't the greatest it's ever been but between running stuff like this I also drove trucks of every type except long haul. It all ties together.
Your welcome
Saudade dos maus 18 anos
it's a terex aka lizard
@ianfraser
he's grading there haul road ya nub :)
Not one but two Detroits screaming
24 are beasts at moving dirt. I would have loved to run a TS24 on this job! would have been kept smooth from top to bottom while hauling 24 yards of dirt at a time.. No caterpillar could have matched the TS24 for amount of dirt per hour or been as fuel efficient!
Many years ago I worked with both TS-24s and 631s. I'll take the 631s for both ease of loading and noise. The Cats moved more dirt than the 24s per size of machine because of their loading ability.
I once ran 14's and believe me your ears will be ringing after a days work!!