This Ingersoll Rand DMLHP1250 is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a rotary drill rig or blast hole drill — designed for drilling vertical holes in mining, quarrying, and construction applications. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established industrial manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy-duty drilling equipment, air compressors, and related machinery for the mining and construction industries.
This 1995 machine carries serial number 3954 and shows 10,949 hours on the meter. It is equipped with an HR2.5 air compressor rated at 1,070 ACFM at 1,800 RPM and 1,250 ACFM at 2,100 RPM, with a working pressure of 350 PSI. The air compressor is identified by part number SX, serial number 751U12SNG1, and a secondary reference number of .
Power comes from a Cummins KTTA19-C engine that was rebuilt in February 2014 and, according to the seller, has accumulated only approximately 1,000 hours since that rebuild. The air end was also replaced or rebuilt at the same time and is reported to carry a similar low number of hours. The top drive is likewise described as having been rebuilt around the same period in 2014.
The drill string included with the machine consists of 30-foot, 4½-inch-diameter drill rods paired with a 6-foot hammer at 6½-inch diameter, all reported to be in excellent condition. The undercarriage is described as good, and a water tank is fitted. The drill itself is reported to run perfectly. The cab interior and exterior show cosmetic wear and are noted as needing some attention, but the overall machine is described by the seller as a sound, functional drill rig.
The machine is located in California, USA, and is listed at $175,000, with the seller indicating that price is negotiable.
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