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Seasoned Drillers Praise Next Generation Machine


Six functions along the centerline simplify geotechnical applications like completing SPT sampling through hollow stem augers.

Six functions along the centerline simplify geotechnical applications like completing SPT sampling through hollow stem augers.

Reducing time transitioning between functions with the centerline head side shift is just one of the advantages afforded by the NEW 3126GT. Seasoned drillers who have watched and run the machine recognize the careful attention to a host of features addressing the field needs of the driller.

  • Wider and larger track base provides additional ground clearance to tackle difficult terrain 
  • Hands-free rotation & feed facilitates rock coring and other rotary applications 
  • Hands-free automatic drop hammer reduces strain when driving SPT samples
  • Telescoping winch mast with additional height for center rods suited for geotech work
  • Heavy pull winch eases pulling augers and spoons  
  • Head shifting speeds up drilling and minimizes time driller spends in danger zone 
  • Separate hydraulic circuit for mud pump provides stable mud flow while extra mast dump leaves space for mud pan 
  • Ample, well-spaced storage includes two stacked tool boxes, helper-side storage compartments, and control panel storage bin/trays 

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1835 Wall Street
Salina, Kansas 67401
Phone: (785) 825-1842

Geoprobe® 3126GT Mud Rotary Drilling

3126GT geotechnical drill features centerline head side shift

3126GT Geotechnical Drill Rig

Save time and effort swiftly sliding the innovative centerline head side shift into position for rotary, automatic drop hammer, event CPT or direct push. No need to move the geotechnical drill or drill mast on the compact, off road drill rig.

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Six functions along the centerline simplify geotechnical applications like completing SPT sampling through hollow stem augers.
3126GT features hands-free rotation and feed

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