This 2003 Ingersoll Rand ECM590 is a vertical drill, a type of machine — sometimes referred to as a down-the-hole drill or rock drill — used for drilling vertical boreholes in mining, quarrying, construction, and geotechnical applications. Ingersoll Rand is a long-established industrial manufacturer with a broad portfolio of compressed air, drilling, and construction equipment, and their drill rigs are widely used in surface mining and rock excavation work around the world.
This used machine is located in Kentucky, USA, and is offered at $15,000. It comes with a YH70, which is not currently installed but will be mounted prior to transport.
Several items require attention before the machine is returned to full working order. The batteries need charging or replacement, which prevented the machine from being stood upright at the time the listing photos were taken. The fuel stop solenoid is inoperable and will need repair or replacement. The hammer needs to be reinstalled, and certain wall panels and doors that are missing or detached need to be reattached to the machine.
Most significantly, this machine has a known final drive fault: only one track is currently operational, and the final drive requires rebuilding or replacement before the machine can be tramme under its own power. Buyers should factor these repair requirements into their assessment of the machine's value and readiness for deployment.
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