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rock drills

Nac

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Sep 19, 2004
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Location
NJ
Occupation
Construction
For what application? Hole dia.? what size excavator?
I have one on a mini-x and it is great for my application
 

Dominion 410

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Aug 7, 2008
Messages
240
Location
Ontario,Canada
rock drill

Currently own a Furukawa HCR-9E hydraulic drill.It's going to need major rebuilding or replacment depending on the work situation here next spring.Mostly drilling and blasting trench for watermain/sewer but will also do road work,bulk rock and anchor bolt installation.Drill mainly 2 3/4" diameter holes,but will sometime use 4" bit.Drill steel size is T-45 and the boom will allow 15' of rod,usually a five and ten foot rod coupled together.Need to be able to maintain this set-up as we drill anywhere from five to forty feet in depth.Would like to use a 325 Cat excavator for the carrier.Compressor, dust collector self contained on carrier unit.The working range of the carrier,with the Cat quick connect so the bucket could be re-installed if need be make this set-up appealing for the work we do.
 
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