The Gill Rock Drill Beetle 140 is a used vertical drill, sometimes referred to as a rock drill or crawler drill, designed for drilling into rock and hard ground formations. Vertical drills of this type are commonly deployed in construction, mining, quarrying, and geotechnical applications where powered, precision drilling into solid material is required.
This 1996 machine is configured as a crawler-mounted air drill, giving it the tracked mobility needed to operate on uneven or rough terrain typical of drill sites. It is set up to operate with an external air supply, as there is no on-board compressor included. The cab is open configuration, and the unit is powered by a four-cylinder Cummins engine, a well-regarded powerplant known for durability and serviceability in demanding field conditions.
According to the seller, the top head has been replaced and the machine is described as ready to drill. The unit is currently located in New Jersey, USA, and is offered at $20,000.
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