This Ingersoll Rand MW175 is a used cold milling machine — sometimes referred to as a road planer or pavement profiler — a type of equipment used to remove and reclaim the surface layer of asphalt or concrete from roads, parking lots, and other paved surfaces. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy construction and road-building equipment, and their cold milling machines have been widely used in pavement maintenance and rehabilitation work.
Power comes from a Detroit Turbo Diesel engine, a reliable and well-regarded powerplant with a strong service history in construction machinery. The machine is equipped with a hydrostatic transmission, which provides smooth, continuously variable drive control and is well suited to the precise, low-speed operation that milling work demands.
The cutting width is 20 inches, making this a compact milling unit suited to detailed or confined milling tasks such as utility patches, bridge decks, or areas where a larger machine would not be practical. A water system is fitted, which is standard on cold mills to control dust and cool the cutting drum during operation. The machine rides on pneumatic wheels rather than tracks, contributing to its maneuverability on paved surfaces and ease of transport between job sites.
This 1991 machine is offered in used condition and is located in New York, USA, priced at $8,900.
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