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  • Equipment
    • TR40 Drill Rig
    • TR50 Drill Rig
    • TR60 Drill Rig
    • TR25 Drill Rig
  • Tooling
  • Why Rent
  • Contact Us

Rent a TR25 Rig

Designed for easy transport on standard 5-axle trucks, with a gross vehicle weight of 50,000 pounds, the TR25 is one of the most flexible and convenient drills anywhere. With no torque converter, no transmission, and a fully integrated Kelly winch, the TR25 is easy to operate and produces consistent, predictable results.  On a Komatsu PC138 USLC-11 Chassis, this drill rig is only 8ft 2in wide.

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TR25 STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
TR25 LO SPECIFICATIONS
TR25800

What is the TR25 best for?

Bay Shore Systems’ TR series is designed for challenging drilling applications, including foundation drilling, power line and utility foundations, battered and raked holes, and rock drilling. And thanks to its light weight, the TR40 can be transported on a standard 5-axle truck.

What is the TR25 Capable of?

The TR25’s small size and weight doesn’t mean its lacking in power—it can generate up to 25,000 foot-pounds of torque, drilling holes up to 60 inches in diameter, to a maximum depth of 50 feet. Get the drilling power you need anywhere on the jobsite, without time-intensive disassembly and transport. With a footprint a fraction of the size of most drilling systems, the TR25’s ability to go anywhere on a site is unparalleled.

TR25800

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