The Terex TSV-90 skid steer loader is designed for productivity. It has 8,700 lbs. of tractive effort and a 23-gal fuel tank capacity to meet tough jobsite demands.
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The new vertical-lift path Terex???(R)???AE???? TSV-90 skid steer loader offers operators an 85-hp Tier 4-interim compliant Cummins turbocharged engine, 3,375 lb of rated operating capacity and 131 in of lift height to easily complete heavy pick-and-carry and large production-loading applications. Built on a robust chassis that boasts 10.5 in of ground clearance and a 25.5-degree angle of departure, the loader works on soft, uneven terrain and slopes where other skid steers can't.

TSV-90 loader boasts an operating weight of 9,430 lbs, a tipping load capacity of 6,750 lbs. and a bucket breakout force of 5,820 lbs.

It also comes standard with mechanical-faced axle seals to protect bearings during operation and reduce maintenance and downtime. It is available with an optional two-speed hydrostatic drive system that allows operators to select low for maximum torque or high for faster travel speeds up to 12 mph.

This skid steer loader is considered to be a muscle machine. This high-load capacity is important for landscape applications as it pertains to picking and carrying heavy pallets of retaining wall block, or pavers. The lift height and reach will also enhance operation when loading material into trucks. The TSV-90 also has 8,800 lb of tractive effort, which allows the unit to push a great deal of material when grading or pushing snow during the off season.

If a lower capacity unit is being used by a landscape contractor, the landscape supply company may have to customize pallets to fit the weight requirements of the contractor. This can take up valuable time and slow the delivery of product. With high-lift capacities, this may not be necessary. The high-lift capacity will increase production when building high retaining walls. TSV-90 skid steer loader has the ability to lift these weights to the work zone for improved production.

Having one skid steer loader unit on the job site that can do it all will improve machine management of your fleet. If two units have to be delivered to accomplish the same job that one could, the result is added transportation costs for that job, and more equipment on the job than is necessary.

For more information about the new Terex TSV-90 skid steer loader, visit www.terex.com/construction.