This Bay Shore TR40 is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a drill rig or auger drill — designed for earth boring and foundation drilling applications such as installing piers, caissons, and utility poles. Bay Shore is a recognised manufacturer of truck-mounted and self-propelled drilling equipment serving the foundation, utility, and civil construction industries.
This 1999 machine is built on a 4x4 chassis with a double-framed structure, giving it the rigidity demanded by repetitive drilling cycles in challenging ground conditions. Power comes from a DT466E engine rated at 210 horsepower, paired with an Allison automatic transmission for smooth, dependable operation. The rig has accumulated 59,000 original miles and 9,000 engine hours, and it is reported to have had a single owner-operator from new — a notable provenance point for buyers assessing wear history and maintenance consistency.
The drill is PTO-driven and configured with a single motor powering the rotary head. Maximum drilling depth is 24 feet, making it well suited to typical foundation and pole-setting applications. The listing includes a full complement of six augers: two 12-inch, one 14-inch, one 16-inch, one 18-inch, and one 24-inch, covering a practical range of bore diameters for varied site requirements. The Bay Shore systems rig package is intact as originally supplied.
This machine is located in California, USA, and is offered at $65,000.
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