This 2006 Ingersoll Rand ECM590 is a vertical drill, a type of machine also commonly referred to as a rotary drill or blast hole drill, used in mining, quarrying, and construction to bore precisely aligned holes into rock and earth. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established industrial manufacturer with a long history of producing air compressors, drilling equipment, and related machinery for the mining and construction industries.
The drill is equipped with a YH80A drifter, a percussive drilling component that delivers the impact energy required to break and penetrate hard rock formations. The machine has also received a new track idler pulley and a new air end, both meaningful mechanical investments that address key wear components in the undercarriage and air system respectively.
Several areas of the machine are currently in need of attention or actively being repaired. The dust collector top requires installation, with a new fabricated part already on hand. The rod changer arm is broken, though new replacement parts sourced from Larmee Equipment have been purchased and are available. Additionally, the fuel stop solenoid is inoperable and will need to be addressed before the machine is returned to full working condition.
This unit is located in Kentucky, USA, and is offered at $70,000. Prospective buyers should factor the outstanding repair work into their evaluation, while noting that key components including the air end and track idler pulley have already been renewed.
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