The Texoma Taurus XLT is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a foundation drill or earth drill — designed for deep-hole drilling applications in construction, geotechnical, and foundation work. Texoma is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing drilling equipment for the construction and utility industries.
This 1990 machine is mounted on a CCC 4-axle carrier (VIN: 1CYDDFH485FT033372) and is powered by a CAT 3406 engine in the upper unit and a Cummins 6-cylinder engine in the lower drive, giving it a robust dual-engine configuration suited to demanding drilling operations. A quantity of spare parts is available for additional cost alongside the machine.
The drill is capable of boring holes up to 12 feet in diameter and reaching depths of up to 120 feet, making it well suited to large-diameter foundation, pier, and caisson work. It delivers 144,000 foot-pounds of torque, providing the rotational force needed to cut through difficult ground conditions. The hoist capacity is rated at 38,000 pounds, and the crowd force — the downward thrust applied to the drill string — reaches 50,000 pounds, reflecting a machine built for heavy-duty production drilling.
Overall transport dimensions are 11 feet wide by 13 feet 6 inches high. The unit is located in New Jersey, USA, and is offered for sale at $75,000.
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