This Ingersoll Rand DX700E is a walk-behind compactor — sometimes called a walk-behind roller or pedestrian roller — a machine used to compact soil, asphalt, and granular materials on construction sites, roadways, and similar civil engineering applications. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established manufacturer of industrial and construction equipment, with a long history of producing compaction machinery, air compressors, and related tools for the construction, infrastructure, and contracting industries.
This particular unit is configured as a double-drum vibratory compactor, meaning both the front and rear drums apply compaction force, with vibration added to improve density and coverage efficiency. The drums measure 26 inches wide by 16 inches tall, giving the machine a working width suited to pedestrian-paced compaction tasks in tighter or more confined areas. The machine is powered by a single-cylinder diesel engine and features electric start. A water tank is fitted, which is standard equipment on drum compactors to wet the drum surface and prevent material from sticking during asphalt work.
The seller notes that the correct model designation is uncertain and that the machine has not been had running. It is being sold as-is. This 1993 machine is located in Michigan, USA, and is priced at $950.
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