The physical location of the serial number depends heavily on the type of Terex machine you operating. Generally, you should look for a riveted metal data plate (ID placard) or a stamped number directly on the machine's frame. Aerial Devices & Digger Derricks:
Newer units use a 12-digit system to accommodate higher production volumes. First 2 Digits : Year of manufacture (e.g., "24" for 2024). Remaining 10 Digits : Unique unit identifier. Standard 10-Digit Format (1997–2023) This is the most common format for modern Terex utilities. : The millennium (e.g., "2" for 2000 and above). 2nd & 3rd Digits : The year of manufacture (e.g., "12" for 2012). 4th & 5th Digits : The month of production (e.g., "02" for February). Last 5 Digits : Sequential production number. Legacy Formats (Before 09/1997) terex serial number lookup