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    1989 Dynapac CT25

    1989 Dynapac CT25

    • Manufacturer: Dynapac
    • Model: CT25
    • Hours: 1,575 h

    • See video for walk around and to hear it run. Metered hours: 1575 | Features: Dozer Blade, ROP | Engine make: CAT | Working condition: Runs and Operates – Runs and operates without appearing to require any majo...

    Osceola, IN
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  • 2006 BOMAG BW900-2

    2006 BOMAG BW900-2

    • Manufacturer: Bomag
    • Model: BW900-2
    • Horsepower: 20 hp
    • Hours: 2,800 h

    Nice small Vibrating Gas Double Drum Roller only 2800hrs

    $7,900 USD

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    Est. $155/mo

    Crawfordsville, IN
  • 2015 BOMAG BW211PD-50

    2015 BOMAG BW211PD-50

    • Manufacturer: Bomag
    • Model: BW211
    • Horsepower: 127 hp
    • Hours: 1,333 h

    -work ready 84” vibratory compactor -nice, tight machine -1,333 hours -Deutz 3.6L DOES NOT REQUIRE DEF FLUID -no leaks -fresh service -everything works as it should -hits hard -23.1-26 tires are in very go...

    $66,500 USD

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    Est. $1,252/mo

    Williamsburg, IN
  • RAYGO RASCAL

    RAYGO RASCAL

    • Manufacturer: Raygo
    • Model: RASCAL
    • Drum width: 2,540 m

    -100” vibratory roller -this roller is being sold AS-IS -the engine and hydrostatic drive run and work well but the vibrate function is weak -very good Firestone tires -Detroit 2 stroke, 4 cylinder diesel engi...

    $8,500 USD

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    Est. $167/mo

    Williamsburg, IN

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.