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    Based in Westport, Connecticut, with operations worldwide, Terex focuses on three primary segments: aerial work platforms, cranes, and material processing units.

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    Upper Hours: 17,400
    Location: Olympia, Washington
    Seller: Snell Crane Service
    Serial Number: 00000001257751617
    Location: Sewanee, Tennessee
    Seller: High Canopy LLC
    Serial Number: 3HAMMAAN0EL033799
    Location: Yuma, Arizona
    Seller: Stone Roof
    Upper Hours: 12,781
    Location: Selma, Texas
    Seller: Alamo Crane Service
    Hours: 6,780
    Location: Gretna, Nebraska
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    Auction Date:10/7/2026 9:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Serial Number: A8281611
    Location: Rome, Georgia
    Tractor Engine Hours: 21,595
    Location: Penrose, Colorado
    Seller: Jenkins Farms & Equipment
    Serial Number: 2130248779
    Location: Clinton, Illinois
    Seller: Schmidy's Machinery
    Serial Number: 1FVACXDT3HHJE8133
    Location: Battle Creek, Michigan
    Seller: M&M Equipment Auto Sales Inc.
    Hours: 5,809
    Location: Fort Wayne, Indiana
    Drive: 4WD
    Location: Waxahachie, Texas
    Upper Hours: 5,000
    Location: Sumter, South Carolina
    Seller: Bryant Construction
    Drive: 6WD
    Location: Gastonia, North Carolina
    Seller: Premier Sports Lighting
    Hours: 10,827
    Location: Michigan City, Indiana
    Seller: Todd Gearheart
    Boom Hours: 732
    Location: Burleson, Texas
    Seller: Terex Services
    Boom Hours: 1,182
    Location: Fairburn, Georgia
    Seller: Terex Services
    Upper Hours: 4,110
    Location: Selma, Texas
    Seller: Alamo Crane Service
    Upper Hours: 0
    Location: Congerville, Illinois
    Seller: Allen Schrock and Sons
    Upper Hours: 17,500
    Location: Selma, Texas
    Seller: Alamo Crane Service
    Hours: 7,125
    Location: Buffalo, New York
    Seller: Ingalls Site Development Inc.
    Hours: 4,326
    Location: Sullivan, Illinois
    Seller: D & R Builders
    Hours: 6,780
    Location: La Vista, Nebraska
    Seller: Chris Hill
    Truck Manufacturer: FORD
    Location: Morris, Minnesota
    Seller: Craig Beyer
    Truck Manufacturer: FORD
    Location: Dekalb, Illinois
    Seller: DaRin Ryan
    Truck Manufacturer: FORD
    Location: Dekalb, Illinois
    Seller: DaRin Ryan
    Engine Manufacturer: Cummins
    Location: Boca Raton, Florida
    Seller: PPL Auctions
    Boom Hours: 5,883
    Location: Boca Raton, Florida
    Seller: PPL Auctions
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    Auction Date:10/8/2026 8:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Serial Number: ASVSR050ADWS00138
    Location: Zephyrhills, Florida
    Seller: Royal Auction Group

    About Terex Corporation

    Terex is a global manufacturer of construction, transportation, mining, energy, utility, shipping, infrastructure, and other equipment. Based in Westport, Connecticut, Terex operates through three primary business segments: aerial work platforms, cranes, and materials processing units.

    Terex’s history includes ties to General Motors, which in 1953 purchased the Euclid Company, an outfit started in 1933 as a designer and builder of haul trucks. Following years of strong U.S. sales of off-highway trucks by GM’s Euclid division, in 1968 the U.S. Justice Department ordered that GM end U.S. sales and manufacturing of off-highway trucks for four years, as well as divest the Euclid brand, as part of an antitrust lawsuit. GM then created the “Terex” name to cover that construction equipment–crawlers, front-end loaders, and scrapers–the ruling didn’t address.

    In the 1980s, GM sold and then reacquired Terex from IBH Holdings before creating the Terex USA and Terex Equipment Limited business units. GM sold both units to Northwest Engineering, which created the Terex Corporation and proceeded to acquire such companies as Koehring, Fruehauf Trailer, Genie, Demag Mobile Cranes, PowerScreen, Atlas, Cedarapids, ASV, and others.

    Today, Terex makes aerial work platforms, concrete roller pavers, concrete mixer trucks, cranes, light towers, material handlers, materials processing equipment, and telehandlers.

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