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2005 - Atlas Copco ROC D7-LM Vertical Drill
()- Listing No
- 476654
- Year
- 2005
- Manufacturer
- Atlas Copco
- Model
- ROC D7-LM
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- USA
- Price
- POA
- Description
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3.5 - 4.5 Inch Class* Long Mast 20' FT Steel* Cat Engine* Unit is still in use. 2005 Atlas Copco ROC D7-11 LF These Photos were taken March 29th, 2016 when the unit had 5798 engine hours & 1494 percussion hours. The engine failed in August 2016 at 5860 engine hours. Hours as of December 7th 2016, Frame hours are 6083 & 1589 Percussion, 223 Engine hours. 223 total hours on new Cat engine. Engine warranty through August 2017. Unit is currently set up to run T45 Drill Thread. It is in very good condition. 2005 Atlas Copco ROC D7-LM ‘LONG MAST’ Long Boom Cab Machine Will handle a ‘single’ 20’ft starter steel and Change a ‘single’ (1) 14’ft rod thereafter. A total of 34’ft onboard steel capacity. To drill deeper will require to manually add rods by hand. Caterpillar Diesel Engine Equipped with COP1840HE Drifter
About this machine
This 2005 Atlas Copco ROC D7-LM is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a crawler drill or surface drill rig — designed for surface rock drilling applications such as mining, quarrying, construction, and well drilling. Atlas Copco is a globally recognised manufacturer of industrial equipment, with a long-established reputation for producing rock drilling and exploration machinery used across the mining, quarrying, and construction industries.
The machine is currently located in Kentucky, USA, and is described by the seller as being in very good condition. Notably, the unit remained in active service at the time of listing. It is configured as a long mast, long boom cab machine. The mast accommodates a single 20-foot starter steel and allows for single 14-foot rod changes thereafter, giving a total onboard steel capacity of 34 feet. Drilling beyond that depth requires manually adding rods by hand. The drill is currently set up to run T45 drill thread and falls within the 3.5- to 4.5-inch hole class.
The machine is equipped with a COP 1840HE drifter and powered by a Caterpillar diesel engine. The original engine failed in August 2016 at 5,860 engine hours. A replacement Caterpillar engine was subsequently fitted, carrying an engine warranty through August 2017. As of December 7, 2016, the frame recorded 6,083 hours and percussion hours stood at 1,589, while the replacement engine had accumulated just 223 hours at that point. For reference, photos taken in March 2016 documented the unit at 5,798 engine hours and 1,494 percussion hours prior to the engine failure.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
