This Ingersoll-Rand DD25 is a drum compactor — sometimes referred to as a roller or vibratory roller — a type of road construction machine used to compact soil, gravel, asphalt, and other surface materials by applying the weight and, where applicable, vibration of one or more steel drums. Ingersoll-Rand is a well-established manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy construction and road-building equipment, including compaction machinery used widely in civil engineering and infrastructure projects worldwide.
According to the seller, this unit is powered by a Deutz F2L511D diesel engine with four cylinders producing 30 horsepower. The Deutz F2L511D is an air-cooled diesel engine, a configuration known for reliability and ease of maintenance, particularly in demanding field conditions. The hour meter shows 1,877 hours of recorded use, providing a useful reference point for assessing the machine's service history.
The compacting drums measure 55 inches in width, which determines the working pass width when compacting a surface. The machine has an operating weight of 5,610 pounds (approximately 2,545 kilograms), a figure that directly influences the compaction force applied to the material being worked.
This machine is located in Mexico and is offered in used condition, dated to 1990.
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