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We report the magnetic and thermal properties (magnetization, specific heat, thermal expansion, magnetostriction and magnetocaloric effect) for the three multicomponent systems TbxDyyGdzCo2,TbxDyyHozCo2 and TbxDyyErzCo2 (x+y+z=1). The Curie temperatures TС of TbxDyyRzCo2ranging from 130 to 300 K and the transition order (first or second) are found to depend on the composition of the materials. The highest MCE values (ΔTad/μ0ΔH =1.2 - 1.5 K/T, where ΔТad is the adiabatic temperature change in a variable magnetic field) are observed for the compounds exhibiting the transitions of the first order. Giant volume magnetostriction of (1.5 - 2)×10-3 and (0.5 - 0.6)×10-3 is demonstrated at field of μ0H = 10T and 1.2T, respectively. Structural and magnetic entropy contributions to the total isothermal entropy change in TbxDyyRzCo2 alloys are estimated. Regular recurrence and/or change of the physical properties across the varied composition of the compounds allows us to find the materials with desired magnetic characteristics such as TC and MCE as well as magnetostriction values in order to use them in practice.