Terex TX 760 B Backhoe Loaders
Terex TX 760 B
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Terex TX 760 B is a backhoe loader designed for excavation, loading, and general construction site work. Produced from 2013 to 2017 in the United Kingdom, it is powered by a Perkins 1104D-44T 4-cylinder engine rated at 64 kW (87 hp) and paired with a power shuttle gearbox with 4 speeds.
The model combines a 1 m³ (1.3 cu yd) loader bucket with a 0.26 m³ (0.3 cu yd) backhoe bucket and a digging depth of 4.46 m (14 ft 8 in), with a maximum digging depth of 5,860 mm (19 ft 3 in). It also lists Stage IIIA emissions compliance and a closed center hydraulic system incorporating load-sensing and flow-sharing.
Year
2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
Country of manufacturing
United Kingdom
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
2,300 mm
~90.6 in
3,700 mm
~145.7 in
7,200 mm
~283.5 in
6,887 kg
~15,183.2 lb
Engine Power
87 hp
Capacity Bucket (loader)
1 cu(m)
Capacity Bucket (backhoe)
0.26 cu(m)
Operating Weights with Full Fuel Tank, Standard Equipment
6.887 kg
Digging Depth (SAE)
4.46 m
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Stage IIIA
Displacement
268 cu(in)
Tires front
11Lx16 12 ply front
Transmission type
Power shuttle gearbox with 4 speeds
Fuel tank
130 L
Cooling system
16 L
Wheelbase
2,100 mm
Number of Cylinders
4
Tires rear
19.5Lx24 10 ply rear
Ground clearance with standard tires
385 mm
Battery Voltage
12 V
Operating Weight
6,887 kg
Bucket Width
600 mm
Engine Model
Perkins, Model 1,104D-44T
Engine Oil
8.5 L
Power - Net
87 hp
Net Power (ISO 9249)
94 hp
Alternator Rating
100 amps
Bucket Weight
143 kg
Bucket Weight (Multipurpose)
Hydraulic System
143 L
Cab Height
3.3 m
Pump flow backhoe
80 L/min
Pump flow loader
62 L/min
System Relief Pressure backhoe
22,421 kPa
System Relief Pressure loader
20,684 kPa
Lights
Adjustable rear working lights
Loading Height, Truck Loading Position
4,460 mm
Reach From Center of Swing Pivot
5,870 mm
Digging Depth (SAE maximum)
5,860 mm
Stabilizer Spread, Operating
3.91 m
Bucket Rotation
194 deg
Bucket Dump Angle, Maximum
57 deg
Rollback Angle at Ground Level
45 deg
Height to Bucket Hinge Pin, Maximum
3.52 m
Reach at Full Height, Bucket at 45 deg.
2.68 m
Length From Front Axle Centerline to Bucket Cutting Edge
2.62 m
Dump Clearance
2.68 m
Main Pump Type
Closed center system incorporating load-sensing and flow-sharing
Rated Operating Capacity
3,449 kg
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Terex TX 760 B Backhoe Loader
4.46 m
6887 kg
7200 mm × 2300 mm × 3700 mm
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What is the average price of a Terex TX 760 B?
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What are the key advantages of the Terex TX 760 B?
Listed capabilities include a 1 m³ loader bucket, 0.26 m³ backhoe bucket, SAE maximum digging depth of 5,860 mm, and a closed-center hydraulic system with load-sensing and flow-sharing. It also has a power shuttle gearbox with 4 speeds.
What type of engine does the TX 760 B use?
The TX 760 B uses a Perkins, Model 1104D-44T engine. It has 4 cylinders, 268 cu in displacement, and a Stage IIIA emission standard level.
How much horsepower does the TX 760 B have?
Engine Power and Power - Net are listed as 64.9 kW (87 hp). Net Power (ISO 9249) is listed as 70.1 kW (94 hp).
What fuel does the Terex TX 760 B use?
The supplied specifications list a 130 L (34.3 US gal) fuel tank, but they do not confirm the fuel type.
What jobs is this Backhoe Loaders best suited for?
The supplied data does not identify specific job applications. Its listed loader and backhoe bucket capacities, digging depth, dump clearance, and hydraulic specifications can be compared with the requirements of the intended work.
What is the expected lifespan of the TX 760 B?
No expected service-life estimate is supplied. Assess a used machine through maintenance records, operating condition, hydraulic performance, engine condition, transmission operation, and wear on buckets, tires, and stabilizers.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Backhoe Loaders?
Check maintenance records, engine and transmission operation, hydraulic leaks and function, bucket and linkage wear, tire condition, stabilizers, electrical system, and signs of structural damage. Verify that the machine’s configuration and capacities match the intended work.
