The Furukawa HCR1450ED II is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a rock drill or down-the-hole drill rig — designed for precision vertical drilling applications in mining, quarrying, and construction. Furukawa is a well-established Japanese manufacturer with a long history of producing rock drilling equipment, hydraulic breakers, and related machinery for heavy industry worldwide.
This 2019 machine is offered in excellent condition and presents a compelling combination of low percussion hours and recent engine work. The unit carries approximately 4,000 total frame hours, with just 1,621 hours on the percussion system — a figure that reflects meaningful remaining service life on the core drilling components. The engine has been replaced and shows only 31 hours since that installation, effectively providing a fresh powerplant in an experienced frame.
The rig is equipped with an HD828S drifter, the hydraulic rock drilling unit that delivers the percussive force and rotation to the drill string. It is currently configured for T51 tooling, a widely used thread standard in rock drilling that accepts compatible drill rods, shank adapters, and bits — meaning the machine can be put to work with minimal reconfiguration for operations already running T51 equipment.
Located in Kentucky, USA, and priced at $195,000, this vertical drill represents a ready-to-work unit with documented hours and a notably low-hour engine.
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