This Ingersoll Rand ECM490 is a used vertical drill, a type of machine also commonly known as a crawler drill or rock drill, designed for drilling blastholes and production holes in mining, quarrying, and construction applications. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established manufacturer of industrial and construction equipment, with a long history of producing drilling machinery, air compressors, and related equipment for heavy industry worldwide.
Power comes from a Cummins 6CT8.3 engine meeting Tier 2 emissions standards, a widely respected inline six-cylinder diesel known for durability in demanding field conditions. The machine delivers 200 CFM of air at 140 PSI, providing the compressed air supply needed to drive the drifter and flush cuttings from the hole. The drifter fitted is a YH70, and the machine is set up for T38 drill string tooling, a common thread standard used in medium to heavy percussive drilling.
The engine currently shows 12,667 hours, and the maintenance record documented in the seller's notes provides useful insight into the machine's recent service history. The YH70 drifter was rebuilt at 12,518 hours, meaning it has seen only around 149 hours of use since that work was carried out. The feed chain and sprockets were replaced earlier, at 12,348 hours, addressing one of the higher-wear components in the feed system. Most recently, a 1,000-hour service was completed at 12,667 hours, indicating the machine was brought up to a scheduled maintenance interval before being offered for sale.
This vertical drill is located in Kentucky, USA, and is offered in used condition with a documented service record supporting its current mechanical state.
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