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Description: Used KLEMM 702-2 drill rig
Details: Used KLEMM 702-2 drill rig , limited access micropile drill. This is a very nice compact drill capable of installing high-capacity micropiles in very limited access settings.
Thew Unit starts and runs, all function work as they are suppose to, it has a detachable power pack, with a Deutz TCD 2012 L04 2V 4 Cylinder 127 hp 4.038 L Diesel Engine, with a 2370 mm Mast. this rig can work in very low headroom areas while still delivering power enough to go 100’+ in depth with up to 9″ piles. Power pack is umbilical, so drill can work inside, while the power is supplied out away from the operation.
This machine also has a water Injection System, and 8 in Double Grouser Tracks
Specifications: 
Klemm KR702-2 Specifications | Piling Broker

United States

KLEMM
Anchor & Micropile Rigs
6502 HR
2009

Anchor and micropile rigs are compact drilling machines built for small-diameter work: micropiles, ground anchors, soil nails and jet grouting. They are designed to reach places a full-size foundation rig cannot — inside buildings, on slopes, in basements and alongside railways.

Low headroom, narrow tracks and a mast that folds or tilts through a wide range often matter as much as raw drilling capability. Rotary head torque and the drilling methods the rig supports are the next things to check.

Frequently asked questions

What is a micropile rig used for?

Drilling small-diameter piles and anchors, typically for underpinning, slope stabilisation, soil nailing and foundations in restricted access. The compact size is the point: they work where a large rotary rig cannot be set up.

What does low headroom mean in practice?

That the rig can drill beneath a ceiling or structure, using a short mast with drill rods added in sections. Manufacturers quote a minimum working height, so check it against your actual site clearance before committing.