This Ingersoll Rand SD100F is a padfoot compactor — sometimes referred to as a sheepsfoot roller — a purpose-built piece of road construction and earthworks equipment used to compact cohesive soils, clays, and granular fill by penetrating and kneading the material with the drum's protruding pads. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established manufacturer of industrial and construction equipment, with a long history of producing soil and asphalt compaction machinery for road building, civil engineering, and site preparation applications.
This 2005 machine is equipped with an 84-inch padfoot drum, giving it a substantial working width suited to production-grade compaction tasks. Power comes from a Cummins engine, a widely respected brand in heavy equipment known for durability and serviceability in demanding field conditions. The machine rides on 23.1x26 drive tires, which are a large-format agricultural-style tire commonly found on this class of padfoot compactor.
The operator environment is well specified, with a full cab fitted with both a heater and air conditioning, making it suitable for work across a range of climates — an important consideration given its location in Alberta, Canada, where temperature extremes are common. The seller notes good glass throughout the cab, along with good paint and cosmetics, indicating the machine presents well for its age and has been reasonably maintained in terms of appearance. This is a used 2005 machine offered at CAD $58,834 located in Alberta, Canada.
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