TERROR XI STORM Applications
ONE COMPACT EXCAVATOR. MORE WAYS TO WORK.
Explore how the TYPHON TERROR XI STORM can be configured for trenching, grading, drilling, demolition, material handling, landscaping, farm maintenance and property work.
Start With The Machine
THE MACHINE BEHIND EVERY APPLICATION.
Every setup starts with the TERROR XI STORM. Its compact tracked platform, boom-swing system and attachment-ready working end allow the machine to move between excavation, landscaping and attachment-driven jobs.
Built for property, landscaping, farm and smaller jobsite work.
Helps position the digging end around edges and fixed obstacles.
Change the working tool to match the next stage of the job.
Compact tracked layout for moving around smaller worksites.
01 / Precision Digging
DIG NARROW. DISTURB LESS.
The 200mm Narrow Bucket focuses the TERROR XI STORM on narrow excavation where a wider bucket would remove more material than the job requires.
Useful where the goal is a focused trench instead of broad excavation.
Helps limit unnecessary soil disturbance around compact property work.
02 / General Earthwork
MOVE MORE MATERIAL. FINISH CLEANER.
The wider plain bucket moves the TERROR XI from narrow trenching toward broader soil handling, cleanup, backfilling and finishing.
Covers more ground per pass than a narrow trenching bucket.
Useful after excavation when loose material needs to be moved or redistributed.
03 / Material Separation
SORT THE MATERIAL. KEEP WHAT YOU NEED.
The Screening Bucket adds a separation step to the TERROR XI workflow by allowing smaller material to pass while larger debris remains in the bucket.
Separate useful soil from larger material directly at the excavation area.
Helpful when material contains rocks, roots or larger debris.
04 / Contour & Grading
SHAPE THE GROUND. FOLLOW THE SLOPE.
A Tilting Bucket gives the TERROR XI more flexibility when shaping surfaces where the working edge needs to follow an angle or contour.
Useful when shaping sloped surfaces and ditch edges.
Combines well with the TERROR XI boom-positioning system.
05 / Ground Drilling
FROM DIGGING TO DRILLING.
Equip the TERROR XI STORM with an auger when the work calls for repeated vertical holes instead of traditional bucket excavation.
Prepare repeated post holes along property or field boundaries.
Add drilling capability without changing the base machine.
06 / Material Handling
GRAB IT. CONTROL IT. MOVE IT.
The Grapple expands the TERROR XI beyond loose-material excavation by providing another way to control irregular objects.
Useful where a traditional bucket alone may not securely contain the object.
Grab and reposition brush, debris and loose site material.
07 / Workflow
CHANGE THE TOOL. NOT THE MACHINE.
The Quick Coupler supports a multi-attachment workflow by making attachment changes part of the TERROR XI working system.
Move through multiple work stages using the same excavator.
Dig, change, drill, grab, grade or break as the job progresses.
08 / Demolition
WHEN DIGGING ISN'T ENOUGH.
A compatible hydraulic breaker creates a compact demolition configuration for work where material must be fractured before it can be removed.
Fracture material before excavation.
Switch to the appropriate digging or cleanup attachment.
Excavate and clear the loosened material.
09 / Load Handling
FROM EXCAVATION TO MATERIAL MOVEMENT.
The Pallet Fork gives the TERROR XI another jobsite role by allowing compatible supported materials to be repositioned within approved machine and attachment limits.
Reposition compatible materials around a compact work area.
Adds another type of material-handling workflow to the compact excavator.
10 / Landscaping
CLEAR. LOOSEN. PREPARE THE GROUND.
The Rake gives the TERROR XI a more open working edge for pulling through surface material instead of carrying everything inside a bucket.
Loosen and organize surface material before final finishing.
Pull loose roots, brush and larger debris into manageable areas.
11 / Hard Ground
BREAK THE GROUND BEFORE YOU DIG IT.
The single-point Ripper concentrates the working contact into a narrow area for loosening compacted ground and difficult material before excavation.
A narrow tooth works into difficult material differently from a full bucket.
Loosen the ground first, then return with the appropriate digging bucket.
Complete Working System
ONE TERROR XI. ELEVEN WAYS TO CHANGE THE JOB.
Start with one compact excavator, then change the working attachment as the next stage of the job requires.
Configure By Jobsite
MATCH THE TOOLS TO THE WORK.
Use these combinations as a starting point. Final attachment selection depends on the material, site conditions and specific job.
TERROR XI Detail
THE MACHINE BEHIND THE ATTACHMENTS.
Work Around The Obstacle
Boom Swing helps place the working end where straight-center digging may be less convenient.
Where Machine Meets Attachment
Bucket linkage, thumb hardware and the attachment connection area form the working end of the machine.
Control The Work From The Seat
The operator station places the machine controls and instrument area directly in front of the operator.
The System Behind The Work
The compact rear compartment houses the machine's engine and supporting hardware in an accessible layout.
WHAT WILL YOUR TERROR XI DO NEXT?
Start with the TERROR XI STORM, choose the attachment that matches the work, or combine multiple tools into a broader jobsite configuration.