2006 CME -75 For Sale in Beaver, WV

2006 CME 75 Auger Drill Rig – Tandem Axle Freightliner
Rig Summary

This November 2006 CME 75 is a well-equipped, truck-mounted auger drill rig set up for geotechnical and environmental drilling applications. Mounted on a tandem axle Freightliner chassis, this rig is loaded with the right options and remains in solid working condition, ready to go to work.

General Information

• Make / Model: CME 75
• Year: 2006 (11/2006 build)
• Serial Number: 345067
• Carrier: Tandem Axle Freightliner
• Deck Engine: Cummins diesel
• Engine Hours: ~12,760
• Condition: Good – operational
• Location: Rocky Mountain Region

Key Features & Equipment

• Rod clamp and breakout wrench
• Automatic SPT hammer
• 3L8 Moyno pump
• Bean pump
• Main winch
• (2) tool winches
• Wireline winch
• Front bumper leveling jack
• (2) rear leveling jacks
• Hydraulic auger rack mounted under deck
• Onboard water tank with tool storage compartments on each end
• Air and auxiliary hydraulic connections at rear bumper

Truck & Chassis

• Tandem axle Freightliner carrier
• Tires in good condition
• Some cosmetic damage to the truck body (does not affect operation)

Condition Overview

This is a loaded CME 75 that has clearly been put to work but well maintained. The rig is fully operational and drill-ready. There are a few minor hydraulic leaks typical for a rig of this age, but nothing that prevents immediate use.

Summary

If you’re looking for a turnkey CME 75 with the right options, this unit checks the boxes. Equipped with auto hammer, multiple winches, rod handling, dual pumps, and onboard water, it’s a solid, capable rig suited for contractors needing a dependable, full-size auger drill.

The CME-75 is a drilling rig in the CME drills lineup, designed for geotechnical, environmental, and foundation drilling applications. It is commonly used for soil sampling, monitoring well installation, and subsurface investigation work. The CME-75 is known for its compact footprint and truck- or track-mounted configurations, depending on setup. Typical drilling methods may include hollow stem auger, rotary wash, and mud rotary, with tooling selected for site conditions and project requirements. As a CME drill model, the CME-75 is associated with field versatility, mobility, and access to confined job sites.