Terex 880 ELITE Backhoe Loaders
Terex 880 ELITE
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Terex 880 ELITE is a backhoe loader manufactured in the United Kingdom and produced from 2007 to 2013. It is suited to construction and earthmoving work that combines digging and front-end loading. The model uses the 1104D-44T engine, rated at 74 kW (100 hp) with net power (ISO 9249) of 69 kW (94 hp), and is listed with Stage IIIA emission standard level.
With an operating weight of 7,370 kg (16,250 lb), the model uses a Synchro Shuttle Transmission and a hydraulic system rated at 143 L (38 US gal). It is fitted with a 1 m³ (1.3 cu yd) loader bucket and a 0.23 m³ (0.3 cu yd) backhoe bucket, while digging depth (SAE) reaches 5,782 mm (19 ft) and truck loading height reaches 4,460 mm (14 ft 8 in).
Year
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Country of manufacturing
United Kingdom
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
2,310 mm
~90.9 in
3,760 mm
~148 in
7,330 mm
~288.6 in
7,370 kg
~16,248.1 lb
Engine Power
100 hp
Capacity Bucket (loader)
1 cu(m)
Capacity Bucket (backhoe)
0.23 cu(m)
Operating Weights with Full Fuel Tank, Standard Equipment
7,370 kg
Digging Depth (SAE)
5,782 mm
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Stage IIIA
Displacement
268 cu(in)
Tires front
16/70 x 20
Transmission type
Synchro Shuttle Transmission
Fuel tank
130 L
Cooling system
16 L
Wheelbase
2.13 m
Number of Cylinders
4
Tires rear
18.4 x 26
Ground clearance with standard tires
453 mm
Battery Voltage
12 v
Operating Weight
6,887 kg
Bucket Width
600 mm
Engine Model
1,104D-44T
Engine Oil
8.5 L
Power - Net
100 hp
Net Power (ISO 9249)
94 hp
Alternator Rating
100 amps
Bucket Weight
143 kg
Bucket Weight (Multipurpose)
Hydraulic System
143 L
Cab Height
2.77 m
Pump flow backhoe
80 L/min
Pump flow loader
80 L/min
System Relief Pressure backhoe
22,500 kPa
System Relief Pressure loader
20,700 kPa
Lights
Visual indication on 4wd engagement, hazard lights, main beam,battery charge, direction easy indicators and front / rear wipers
Loading Height, Truck Loading Position
4,460 mm
Digging Depth (SAE maximum)
4,438 mm
Stabilizer Spread, Operating
2,115 mm
Bucket Rotation
194 deg
Bucket Dump Angle, Maximum
57 deg
Rollback Angle at Ground Level
45 deg
Height to Bucket Hinge Pin, Maximum
3,583 mm
Reach at Full Height, Bucket at 45 deg.
2,741 mm
Length From Front Axle Centerline to Bucket Cutting Edge
1,600 mm
Main Pump Type
Closed centre fl ow sharing hydraulics
Rated Operating Capacity
1,000 kg
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What is the average price of a Terex 880 ELITE?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Terex 880 ELITE. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Terex 880 ELITE?
Key listed capabilities include 74.6 kW (100 hp) engine power, a 1 m³ (1.31 cu yd) loader bucket, 5,782 mm (227.6 in) SAE digging depth, and closed centre fl ow sharing hydraulics.
What type of engine does the 880 ELITE use?
The 880 ELITE uses an 1104D-44T engine with 4 cylinders, 268 cu in displacement, and Stage IIIA emissions level.
How much horsepower does the 880 ELITE have?
The 880 ELITE is listed with 74.6 kW (100 hp) engine power. Net Power (ISO 9249) is 70.1 kW (94 hp).
What fuel does the Terex 880 ELITE use?
The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type. They list a fuel tank capacity of 130 L (34.3 US gal).
What jobs is this Backhoe Loaders best suited for?
The supplied data identifies it as a Backhoe Loaders. Its loader bucket, backhoe bucket, digging-depth, and truck-loading-height specifications indicate suitability for loading and excavation work, subject to site requirements and attachments.
What is the expected lifespan of the 880 ELITE?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 880 ELITE. Inspect maintenance records, hydraulic performance, engine condition, transmission operation, tires, and structural wear when evaluating a machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Backhoe Loaders?
Check service records, engine starting and operation, transmission shifts, hydraulic leaks and function, bucket and linkage wear, tire condition, brakes, steering, lights, cab controls, and signs of frame or boom damage. Test the machine under working conditions if possible.
