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    2014 SANDVIK LEOPARD Di550

    2014 SANDVIK LEOPARD Di550

    • Manufacturer: Sandvik
    • Model: DI 550
    • Horsepower: 440 hp
    • Hours: 11,200 h

    Around 11,200 engine hours, UC: Good, "CE" Certified, General overhauled by Caterpillar on February 2023, Good Condition & Appearance

    Israel
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    Sandvik DI550

    Sandvik DI550

    • Manufacturer: Sandvik
    • Model: DI 550
    • Horsepower: 440 hp
    • Drilling depth: 42 m

    Sandvij Leopard Di550 Year 2021 2600 hours Compressor was changed for new with Sandvik recall Approximate hours on new one 250

    $385,252 USD

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    Est. $7,250/mo

    Ireland
  • 2022 Sandvik Leopard Di550

    2022 Sandvik Leopard Di550

    • Manufacturer: Sandvik
    • Model: DI 550
    • Horsepower: 440 hp
    • Hours: 4,338 h

    Rig running daily; fleet maintained. Engine hours: 4,338 (shown in photos as well as other stats)

    $555,000 USD
    Conyers, GA

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.