This Bay Shore TR50 is a vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a drill rig — designed for rotary or percussive ground drilling applications including foundation work, geotechnical investigation, and similar deep-boring operations. Vertical drills of this type are used wherever controlled, high-torque penetration into the earth is required, from construction site ground improvement to environmental sampling.
According to the seller's notes, this machine is based on a 2019 Bay Shore Systems TR50-63 LoDrill-style configuration mounted on a 2019 Komatsu PC170LC-11 excavator carrier chassis, giving it the mobility and stability of a purpose-built tracked undercarriage. The LoDrill-style arrangement positions the drilling mast and head in a low-profile configuration that suits restricted-access or low-overhead worksites.
The drill delivers a maximum drilling torque of 50,000 ft-lbs, providing substantial rotational force for penetrating demanding ground conditions. Maximum drilling depth reaches 63 feet, making it suited to a range of deep foundation and soil investigation tasks. The machine has a working width of 8 feet 6 inches and a transport weight of 61,000 pounds, figures that are relevant for site access planning, haul route assessment, and load calculations when moving the unit between jobsites.
Listed as used and located in Idaho, USA, this 2021-listed Bay Shore TR50 vertical drill represents a tracked, carrier-mounted drilling platform with a well-defined combination of torque capacity and depth capability.
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