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BV-30V Premium Line - 2013 image
USED
$590,000 USD
2013 BAUER BV-30V Premium Line drilling rig, with 14,000 hours (significant idling), is meticulously maintained and primed for immediate deployment. Key components, including main hydraulic pumps and rotary motors, have been rebuilt or replaced, ensuring peak operational efficiency. Fully serviced with all electronics functioning perfectly
-Main Hydraulic pumps rebuilt, flow and pressure tests that have just been done can be provided
-All pilot pumps rebuilt or replaced
-Rotary motors replaced
-419/3/36 kelly bar

LOTS OF IDLE HOURS
Ignition operation: 14,019:30 hours
Engine time: 13,784:00 hours
Slow crowd operation: 2,550:26 hours
Fast crowd operation: 323:20 hours
KDK operation: 3,458:31 hours
Winch 1 operation: 1,622:31 hours
Winch 2 operation: 162:12 hours

British Columbia, Canada

BAUER
Drilling Rigs
14000 HR
2013

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Foundation drilling rigs bore the shafts for piles, from kelly drilling with augers and buckets through continuous flight auger (CFA) work to displacement and double-head techniques. The rig supplies rotary torque through a kelly bar or drive head, together with the crowd force needed to advance the tool.

Choosing between machines usually comes down to the pile diameter and depth you need to reach, the ground you are working in, and the room available on site. Rotary torque, maximum drilling depth and the type and length of kelly bar are the figures most buyers compare first.

Frequently asked questions

What should I look at first when comparing used drilling rigs?

Start with rotary torque and maximum drilling depth, because together they set the pile diameter and depth the rig can realistically achieve. Then check the kelly bar type and length, the condition of the mast and undercarriage, and the recorded operating hours.

What is the difference between kelly drilling and CFA?

Kelly drilling excavates in stages with an auger or bucket on a telescopic kelly bar, and usually needs casing or support fluid in unstable ground. CFA drills to depth with one continuous auger and pumps concrete through the stem as it is withdrawn, which is faster and quieter but less suited to very deep or large-diameter piles.

Do used drilling rigs come with tooling?

Not always. Augers, buckets, core barrels and kelly bars are frequently sold separately from the rig, so confirm exactly what is included before agreeing a price.