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Used angles in Utah, USA

  • 1990 Drilltech D40K2L

    1990 Drilltech D40K2L

    • Manufacturer: Driltech

    1990 Drilltech D40K Drill Rig P/B Detroit Series 60 Engine 580 HP New slide angle mast and RC package 60,000 Pounds Pullback Rebuilt / Reconditioned in 2016 $485,000 invested in this drill rig on frame. REBUILT 9...

    $297,500 USD

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    Est. $5,599/mo

    Moab, UT
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    HB19393 Longyear LF230 Deep Hole

    HB19393 Longyear LF230 Deep Hole Capacity Core Drill on Tracks

    • Manufacturer: Boart Longyear
    • Model: LF230
    • Hours: 13,810 h
    • Drilling depth: 2,983 m

    2011 Longyear LF230 deep hole capacity core drill on tracks Mounted on CAT 320 excavator tracks 13,810 hours on drill since new 40,000 pound (18,258 Kg) main hoist (single line pull) Dump angle mast Long feed 11...

    $500,000 USD

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    Est. $9,410/mo

    Utah, USA

Overview

Drilling rigs are specialized machines used to create holes in the ground for various purposes, including oil and gas extraction, water well drilling, and geological exploration. These rigs can range from small, portable units to large, complex structures that require significant setup and manpower. They are essential in industries that require deep, precise drilling operations.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used drilling rig?

Consider the rig's age, operational hours, condition, and the type of drilling it is designed for. Check for maintenance records and inspect the rig for any signs of wear or damage.

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

Use a specialized heavy machinery transport service. Ensure the rig is properly disassembled, secured, and protected during transit to prevent damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a drilling rig?

Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing fluids, inspecting and lubricating moving parts, and ensuring all safety systems are operational. Follow the manufacturer's manual for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.