About this machine

This Epiroc Powerroc T50 is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a surface drill rig or top hammer drill rig — a class of machine used in surface mining, quarrying, construction, and well-drilling applications to bore vertical holes into rock and ground formations. Epiroc is a Swedish-headquartered manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for rock drilling and excavation equipment, serving the mining, infrastructure, and construction industries worldwide.

This 2014 machine is located in Kentucky, USA, and is offered at $117,500. It is powered by a CAT C9 Tier 4 engine and equipped with a COP 3060ME drifter, set up for GT60 drill string tooling. The onboard compressor delivers 492 CFM at 152 PSI, providing the air volume and pressure required for effective down-the-hole flushing and tool operation.

As of the listing, the machine shows 6,329 engine hours and approximately 2,215 percussion hours. The drifter was last serviced at 5,596 engine hours and 1,966 percussion hours on October 3, 2022, with the previous drifter service completed at 4,909 engine hours and 1,637 percussion hours on September 24, 2021. A full 1,000-hour service was carried out at 6,232 engine hours on July 2, 2023. At 5,984 engine hours, a new drill oil sensor and rotation valve assembly were fitted, and on December 6, 2022, both the A/C condenser assembly and A/C compressor were replaced new.

Earlier in the machine's service history, the feed rails and wear pads were replaced at approximately 5,000 hours, along with the threading sync valves. A new feed motor was installed at 4,100 hours, new feed chain and hose reel sprockets at 4,000 hours, and the engine serpentine belt was replaced at 3,926 hours. The maintenance record reflects a pattern of scheduled and component-level servicing carried out across the machine's working life.

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