This 1977 Gardner-Denver GD1400 is a used vertical drill rig, a type of equipment also commonly referred to as a drill rig or rotary drill, used for drilling boreholes into the earth for applications such as water well construction, mineral exploration, oil and gas, and geotechnical investigation. Gardner-Denver is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy-duty drilling equipment, compressors, and industrial machinery for the energy, mining, and construction sectors. This example is carrier-mounted, finished in blue, and located in Moab, Utah. It carries serial number 14WW3641 and VIN 23677, and a title is available.
Power comes from a 350 Cummins engine, a proven and widely supported diesel powerplant, paired with a 13-speed Fuller transmission to provide the range of gear ratios required for the varying demands of rotary drilling operations. Air circulation is handled by a WEJ compressor rated at 600 CFM and 250 PSI, providing the volume and pressure needed to drive downhole tools and return cuttings to the surface.
The rig is equipped with a Gardner-Denver 5 x 6 duplex mud pump, which circulates drilling fluid during rotary drilling, and a 10-inch Gardner-Denver retractable rotary table that transfers torque to the drill string. A 2-cylinder Bean injection pump and a bailing drum round out the fluid and lifting systems, supporting a range of drilling methods and formation conditions.
The asking price for this rig is $165,500, and it is listed under item reference R-.
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