This Bomag BPR70-70D is a walk-behind compactor — sometimes referred to as a rammer plate or vibratory plate compactor — designed to compact soil, gravel, asphalt, and similar materials on construction, road-building, and civil engineering sites. Bomag is a well-established manufacturer of compaction and road-building equipment, producing machines that serve contractors, road crews, and infrastructure projects worldwide.
This 2023 machine is offered used from New York, USA, at $18,000, and arrives with a solid set of specifications. Power comes from a Hatz 1D81 diesel engine producing 13.1 horsepower, a compact and reliable single-cylinder unit well suited to the demands of sustained vibratory compaction work. The machine has an operating weight of 1,275 lb, giving it the mass needed to deliver meaningful ground pressure across its 27.6-inch basic working width.
Compaction performance is defined by a centrifugal force of 15,750 lb and a vibration frequency of 4,080 vibrations per minute, both of which determine how effectively the plate consolidates material beneath it. The unit is rated for a maximum working speed of 92 feet per hour and can handle grades of up to 35%, making it capable on sloped terrain as well as flat surfaces.
On the fuel side, the machine carries a 2.6-gallon tank and averages a consumption rate of approximately 0.5 gallons per hour, suggesting a runtime of around five hours on a full tank under typical working conditions.
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