1998 - Reedrill 300 Vertical Drill

About this machine

This Reedrill 300 is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a rock drill or blast hole drill — designed for percussive rotary drilling in demanding applications such as quarrying, mining, and construction site preparation. Reedrill is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing pneumatic and hydraulic drilling equipment for the surface mining and construction industries.

Power comes from a CAT 3126 diesel engine, a robust and widely supported inline six-cylinder unit known for its reliability in heavy equipment applications. The injection pump was replaced new in 2017, which represents a significant service investment and helps confirm the mechanical health of the powertrain. The machine shows 2,945 hours on the meter, and the seller notes low frame hours, indicating that overall structural wear is modest relative to what might be expected for a drill of this vintage.

The drill is rated in the 3.5- to 4.5-inch class, referring to the diameter range of hole it is configured to produce. It is set up for T45 tooling, a common shank standard in medium-to-heavy surface drilling, and handles a 20-foot starter steel. The drifter unit is the HPR1H hydraulic model, a self-contained hydraulic drifter that drives the bit through a combination of rotation and percussive impact.

The boom is extendable, providing flexibility in positioning the drill string without repositioning the machine, and a dust collector is fitted to manage airborne particulate during drilling operations. The machine is described as self-contained hydraulically, meaning all hydraulic functions are powered and managed on board without the need for an external power source.

Built in 1998 and located in Kentucky, USA, this machine is offered in used condition at $38,900.

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