Terex TS14

[@v6200man]

Oh now that's proper Detroit sound from a terex. We had these working on landscape sites in Derby, U.K. in the 1970's - awesome scream - well captured here.

[@anthony851]

They do sound good. When I was still going to school I spent the holidays riding one of these machines doing a subdivision in Turangi. Since then I have always liked the sound. This machine is also in 2 more videos and a Terex bulldozer also. Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony

[@lewiemcneely9143]

That's the way to do it! Never stopping and load in #2! I have been on both ends of that job with 14's and 24's and 6C's and 8-H's and you catch them on the fly! GREAT job!

[@anthony851]

Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony.

[@dplant8961]

Hi, Anthony851. A drawn sheepsfoot roller TOWED BEHIND the pushcat IN THE CUT. Ain't seen that done before. Thanks for the video. It's good to see those old 'green lizards' still doing their thing. Just my 0.02. You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

[@anthony851]

It seemed wrong to me also, how hard would have been too park up the roller. Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony.

[@ConstructionMachinesChannel]

Super video. Great quality. Very enjoyable to watch. Great sounds from the scrapers 👍

[@anthony851]

Something about those 2 stroke diesels and the way the sound! In around 1976 I spend the school holidays in the cab of a machine like this when health and safety were more about common sense than legislation, great memories. Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony.

[@ConstructionMachinesChannel]

@@anthony851 A pleasure mate. There's something fantastic about the machines from that era. Got a few videos of an old CAT D9G dozer on a site I used to work on a few years ago. Great to see it still at work. Brings back good memories aswell! All the best 👍

[@peteacher52]

Great video, Anthony, and a job well done. The road realignment is now so wide and sweeping that it's hard to even recall just how narrow and tight those dangerous corners of Bull's Gorge were, especially during winter. I wanted to make a video of this action, but couldn't find a decent spot out of everyone's way. Cheers. Peter, Waipapa.

[@redtussock]

Makes the bottom few vertebrae twinge in sympathy ... :-)

[@edmcelhone4501]

we had them used to put 671 in for front engine turned down small injecters worked good

[@johnrobb8580]

best sound in the world

[@mrfishhead1986]

hell yea,love the sound of screamin lizzards

[@anthony851]

They do sound nice. Thanks for watching, Anthony

[@labyonnette]

Thank you Anthony Bob

[@EucPete]

I just say MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM love the music!! :-D

[@chevyvictor]

good vid. pure horseypower! good quality camera too

[@cesarsenacorrea9332]

Espero respuesta a mi Pregunta!...

[@labyonnette]

gotcha, are these Detroit diesels two stroke ?

[@mickb6285]

Thats how you do it, foot hard down on both throttles, just keep rolling and let the blade catch up up, click the load counter and away. Memories....

[@anthony851]

Back in the good old days I spent the entire school holidays at the age of 13 riding around in one of these machines, also good memories. Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony.

[@chrdub89]

why does the pushcat have a sheepsfoot behind it?

[@alangriff1]

I don't get it either

[@labyonnette]

Is it normal for these engines to rev so hard ?

[@banjogregcantrell6235]

Just something about those old double 671 screamers, or were they a pair of 471's ? I operated several screamers on excavators, but never had the privilege of operating the Terex scrapers. What job is this, a small contract road section ? Enjoy your videos a lot

[@anthony851]

+Greg “Banjo Greg” Cantrell This machine is powered by a pair of 471's. An area known locally as "Bulls Gorge" south of Kerikeri had the road realigned. goo.gl/maps/K2hyUdsE21K2 for streetview of the area, move up the road and go to an earlier date to see the road beforehand. I'm glad you enjoy my videos. Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony

[@reatonable]

And stupid me, I thought the scraper had to be stopped for 20 or so secs so the dozer could catch up to the push pad, or is that only on American scrapers and not Kiwi ones?

[@anthony851]

It looks like they had a plan, scraper go anti-clockwise and the bulldozer pounces when the scraper comes past. Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony.

[@thunderstormzlightning]

awesome video and machines

[@Mr33161695]

yes, it is! it's rally deafning!

[@cat740dt]

What is the point of the dozer pushing?

[@anthony851]

Traction issues. Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony

[@cat740dt]

This is a really good video

[@wailnshred]

+JP Farms & Customs More dirt in the bowl faster. Contractors charge their customers by the yard of dirt moved. More yards moved in a day=more profit.

[@anthony851]

+wailnshred That makes sense. Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony

[@Roysterdoyster98]

Good Quality video

[@danielcarignan1060]

Super super machine GM detroiTs

[@anthony851]

Imagine how many cubes a machine moves over it's lifetime! Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony

[@cesarsenacorrea9332]

Yo César SENA de URUGUAY se lo qué es trabajar con una máquina de esta magnitud y potencia

[@anthony851]

Gracias César SENA, espero que este video nos traiga recuerdos felices. Gracias por ver y comentar, Antonio.

[@cesarsenacorrea9332]

Cualquier consulta estamos a las órdenes desde Mdeo.uruguay

[@edmcelhone4501]

this guy can move dirt work fo me anytime

[@bobcat105]

Nice Video

[@Rawrnz]

OHHHH you got a mic? nice nice, the rhodes are awesome arent they?

[@franksauve5114]

TS14's don't have auto trans, 627's do unless new TS14 does but this baby look like a 1965

[@edmcelhone4501]

all ts 14 automatic

[@13coachman]

This driver would be sacked in my day,when you were pushloaded youonly used the front engine, when loaded you used both engines and lifted the box to pull away from the pusher. Spinning the rear wheels was a sackable offence. Tyres cost money.

[@anthony851]

You migt have to excuse the wheel spinning, probably done for my benefit! Thanks for watching and commenting, Anthony.

[@13coachman]

Great video,brings back lots of memories, thankyou for for recording this. I hav,nt seen one of these working for years. Regards, Len.

[@reatonable]

The dozer could have pushed down on the push pad, and if there been opened up thats nearly another 200 horses trying to load.