Terex TX75 Backhoe loaders tech specs

Overview

The Terex TX75 (1998–2003) is an older backhoe loader built for excavation, trenching, loading, backfilling, and general site support. It delivers 51.45 kilowatt net power, 287.43 Nm torque, a 4.48 m backhoe digging depth, and a 7,175 kg operating weight, making it a practical machine for buyers who want simple digging and loading capability without stepping into a newer, higher-cost model.

Expert rating: 3 stars

Performance & Efficiency

The Perkins 1004-40 T engine produces 51.45 kilowatt net power and 287.43 Nm of torque, giving the Terex TX75 practical strength for digging, trenching, backfilling, and loading. Its 4.48 m standard digging depth, 5.88 m extended digging depth, 1.07 cu m bucket capacity, and 4,755.92 kg loader breakout force make it useful for construction, roadworks, utilities, and material handling.

In Comparison

Mecalac TLB9: Newer and more refined, with stronger appeal for buyers wanting a modern backhoe loader.
Terex TLBT: More current platform with better fit for buyers prioritizing age and support.
Terex TX75: A simpler older option with useful digging reach and basic loader strength when condition is good.

Final Verdict

Rated 3 stars, the Terex TX75 can be a practical backhoe loader within the AED 120,000–200,000 range, but condition matters heavily. Its digging depth, loader force, Perkins engine, and simple layout are useful, while age, hydraulics, pins, bushings, transmission, and parts access should be checked carefully before purchase.