This Wirtgen W120CFI is a used cold milling machine — sometimes referred to as a road planer or pavement milling machine — a type of construction equipment designed to remove and recycle the upper layers of asphalt or concrete road surfaces with precision. Wirtgen is a globally recognised manufacturer of road construction and rehabilitation machinery, known particularly for its cold milling equipment used in highway maintenance, airfield resurfacing, and large-scale pavement restoration projects. This example was built in 2018 and is currently located in Iowa, USA.
Power comes from a Cummins QDC 9 engine rated at 345 horsepower and certified to Tier 4 Final emissions standards. The machine is fitted with an HT22 drum at a cutting width of 48 inches (LA 15 configuration) and is capable of cutting to a depth of 13 inches (320 mm), making it suited to full-depth removal work as well as surface milling. The undercarriage runs on polyurethane bolt-on track pads. The conveyor system is dual-belt, comprising a 26-inch primary belt and a 24-inch secondary belt; the conveyor frame is hydraulically folding and equipped with a VAC (vacuum-assisted cross-conveyor) system. Level Pro sensors are fitted for grade and slope control. It is noted that this unit does not include a flex-cut option and is not equipped with a canopy.
Prior to listing, the machine has received a documented programme of repairs and servicing. The cutter has been fitted with a new set of holders and two new edge cutters, and the rear cutter door edges are new. Side plates have been repaired. Both conveyors have been fully overhauled, and a new engine DEF filter has been installed. Various additional minor repairs have been carried out, and the machine has been serviced and received touch-up repainting throughout.
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