This 1974 Hendrickson 1100-D-0H is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a drill rig — designed for deep-hole drilling operations such as water well drilling, geotechnical investigation, and similar ground-penetrating applications. The unit is a Watson 3000 drill rig mounted on a carrier truck, combining a purpose-built drilling system with a heavy-duty mobile chassis, and is located in Utah, USA, priced at $145,000.
The drill rig is powered by a Cummins six-cylinder diesel engine that has logged 6,164 hours, and includes an engine brake for controlled downhill operation. Drive is managed through an Eaton Fuller 13-speed manual transmission, a configuration well regarded for its durability and range of gearing in demanding vocational applications. The truck features an 8×4 twin-steer axle arrangement, a differential lock, and a walking beam rear suspension suited to rough or uneven terrain. Tires are 365/80R20 at the front and 11R24.5 at the rear. The wheelbase measures 224 inches.
Ground support during drilling operations is provided by out-and-down outriggers as well as rear outriggers, giving the rig a stable working platform when deployed at a site. Two winches are fitted — one mounted on the rig itself and a second on the front bumper — adding recovery and rigging capability. The overall rig dimensions are 46 feet long by 120 inches wide by 13 feet 6 inches tall. The drill carries serial number 3000/7 and the truck carries serial number 10854. A clean title is in hand for this unit.
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