This Reedrill Taurus XL is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a foundation drill or rotary drill rig — a class of heavy equipment designed to bore large-diameter holes into the ground for foundation piling, caisson construction, and deep excavation work. Reedrill is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing drilling equipment for construction, foundation, and geotechnical applications.
This machine is configured as a vertical pressure track drill, meaning it is crawler-mounted and uses hydraulic crowd force to apply downward pressure during drilling. Power comes from a Cummins engine paired with an automatic transmission, and the drivetrain delivers 144,000 ft-lbs of rotary torque, making it capable of tackling demanding ground conditions. The hydraulic crowd system provides 50,000 lb of downward crowd force, and a 25,000 lb service winch is included for tool handling and auxiliary lifting tasks.
The drill accepts a maximum bit diameter of 120 inches, enabling very large-diameter bored piles or caissons. It is equipped with both a 10-inch inner Kelly bar and a 12-inch outer Kelly bar, giving the operator flexibility across a range of drilling configurations, and it is rated to an 80-foot digging depth. The turntable extends through 280 degrees of rotation, allowing good positioning flexibility without repositioning the carrier.
The machine has logged 2,935 hours and is described by the seller as a clean, work-ready unit in very good condition for its age. Undercarriage wear is estimated at approximately 50%. Augers are not included with this listing. It is located in California, USA, and is offered at $129,000.
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