The Tampo RP58D is a used padfoot compactor — sometimes referred to as a sheepsfoot roller — a type of road compaction machine designed to compact cohesive soils, clay-heavy subgrades, and embankment fills through the penetrating action of its drum's protruding foot-shaped lugs. Tampo is a well-established American manufacturer of soil and asphalt compaction equipment, producing rollers and compactors for road construction, earthworks, and site preparation projects.
This machine dates to 1987 and is currently in maintenance. It is powered by a GM 3-53T engine producing 132 horsepower, a two-stroke Detroit Diesel unit well known for its durability in heavy construction applications. The compactor has an operating weight of 23,356 pounds, placing it firmly in the mid-to-heavy range for padfoot soil compactors and giving it substantial static load capacity for deep soil compaction passes.
The drum measures 84 inches in width, providing a generous compaction path with each pass and making this machine well suited to wide open grading and subgrade preparation work. The hourmeter reads 3,504 hours, offering buyers a straightforward indication of the machine's total recorded use to date.
This unit is located in Mexico and is offered in used condition at a price of $23,000.
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