This 1998 Tamrock Commando 300 is a vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a top hammer drill or surface drill rig — designed for rock drilling applications in mining, quarrying, and construction. Tamrock, operating today under the Sandvik brand, is a well-established manufacturer of rock drilling and tunnelling equipment with a long history of serving hard-rock mining and civil engineering industries worldwide.
The machine is powered by a 73 hp diesel engine that drives an onboard hydraulic power pack and diesel-driven hydraulic pumps, making it a self-contained unit capable of operating independently on site. Rock drilling is performed by the HL 300 hydraulic top hammer rock drill, which delivers percussive energy to the drill string to break hard rock formations. Boom positioning is handled by the DB 300 articulated boom, which allows the drill to be accurately aligned across a range of angles and positions on the working face.
Additional equipment included with this machine comprises a winch, a dust collector for managing airborne particulate during drilling, a remote control system for operator safety and positioning flexibility, and an onboard compressor. The remote control capability in particular allows the operator to manage drilling from a safe distance, a feature valued in demanding or hazardous working environments.
This unit carries serial number 98AM244 and is listed under stock number T20-44. Hour meter readings are not available. The machine is in used condition and is currently located in Ontario, Canada.
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