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  • 2000 BOMAG ROLLER

    2000 BOMAG ROLLER

    • Manufacturer: Bomag
    • Model: ROLLER
    • Fuel type: diesel
    • Transmission type: Manual

    Chassis: BW131ACW | Mileage: 2000 | Transmission: MANUAL | Fuel: DIESEL | Air conditioning: No | Power window: No | Power mirror: No | Central locking: No | Airbag: No | Leather seats: No | High deck: No | Anti ...

    Ibaraki, Japan
  • NEW!   Ride-on Vibration Rollers KV15CS 

    NEW! Ride-on Vibration Rollers KV15CS Super Low-noise model

      Ideal for small scale paving, parking lots, pavement construction Easy to transport, can be loaded on a 2-ton truck utilizing a standard equipped lifiting arm Small machine but with big enough 18.2kW output engine

      Koga, Japan
    • Ride-on Vibration Rollers KV40CS/KV40DS, KV40CSi/KV40DSi 

      Ride-on Vibration Rollers KV40CS/KV40DS, KV40CSi/KV40DSi Super Low-noise model

        Applicable for the various job sites Enabling efficient work with high safety and operability features Realized easier maintainability thanks to durable impeller-type sprinkler pump KV40CSi and KV40DSi are with T...

        Koga, Japan

      Overview

      Compactors are essential machines used to reduce the size of waste material or soil through compaction. They are commonly used in construction, roadwork, and landfill operations to create a solid base or reduce the volume of waste. Compactors come in various types, including plate compactors, road rollers, and landfill compactors, each designed for specific applications.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying a used compactor?

      Look at the machine's age, hours of operation, and overall condition. Inspect for wear and tear, and request maintenance records to ensure it has been properly serviced.

      How do I ensure the compactor is shipped safely to my location?

      Choose a reputable shipping company experienced in transporting heavy machinery. Secure the compactor properly and consider insurance for added protection during transit.

      What is the maintenance schedule for a compactor?

      Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic fluid levels, inspecting and cleaning filters, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals.