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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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    Drive2WD
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Hours8,182
    Location: White City, Oregon
    Seller: TDM Auctions LLC
    Drive4WD
    Location: Pearisburg, Virginia
    Drive2WD
    Location: East Palestine, Ohio
    Seller: Rollerena Auto Sales
    Drive2WD
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Drive2WD
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Serial Number1HTMMAAN64H662259
    Location: Battle Creek, Michigan
    Seller: M&M Equipment Auto Sales Inc.
    Hours5,300
    Location: Canton, Ohio
    Seller: Sunrise Equipment Co.
    Drive2WD
    Location: Claxton, Georgia
    Stock Number4466
    Location: Canton, Ohio
    Seller: Sunrise Equipment Co.
    Hours3,782
    Location: San Antonio, Texas
    Hours6,200
    Location: Edgerton, Wisconsin
    Seller: PETTIT TRUCKS & EQ
    Hours3
    Location: St. Augustine, Florida
    Drive2WD
    Location: Lindale, Texas
    Seller: Specialty Fleet Sales & Rentals
    Serial Number3ALDCXFEXVDWV4236
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE5VDWY1456
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE0VDWY1543
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE8VDWY1581
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE6VDWY1580
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE0VDWY1512
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE1VDWY9389
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE3VDWY1505
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFEXVDWY1551
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE5VDWY1568
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE6VDWY1532
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE1VDWY1504
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE8VDWY1452
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number3ALDCXFE8VDWV4235
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source

    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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