66 in Padfoot Soil Compactor — 6.0 t
Lot 10CompactionArticulated, rubber drive tiresOne unit in the yardDelivered within 80 km
Illustrations — not photographs. These 4 frames are generated pictures of the same class of machine, built from this unit’s own specification rows. They show what the machine is and what it does. They are not photographs — of this unit, or of our yard. Ask and we will send photographs of the actual machine.
What this machine does
Cohesive soils — clay and silt: trench backfill, building pads, road base, subgrade.Single-drum padfoot vibratory roller, 66 in drum, 6.0 t. Bomag BW 172 PD.
8 engine hours per rental day includedMetered by the telematics unit in the machine, not by a clipboard. Hours past the allowance are $75.00 each and are shown on your agreement.
Articulated, rubber drive tires.The yard's own "Drive" row.
Specifications
- Drum
- Single padfoot (PD) drum, vibratory
- Drive
- Articulated, rubber drive tires
- Model
- BOMAG BW 172 PD (variant HG)
- Power
- ~66 hp (49 kW)
- Engine
- Deutz F4L912 4-cylinder air-cooled diesel
- Not for
- Finish rolling on asphalt — a padfoot drum is not a smooth drum
- Best for
- Cohesive soils — clay and silt: trench backfill, building pads, road base, subgrade
- Vibration
- Yes — vibratory drum, not a static roller
- Drum width
- 66 in (1,680 mm)
- Machine type
- Single-drum vibratory soil compactor, padfoot (PD) drum
- Manufacturer
- BOMAG, Boppard am Rhein
- Serial number
- 101520800130
- Maximum weight
- 14,663 lb (6,651 kg) — a padfoot drum carries soil, so it returns heavier
- Operating weight
- 13,241 lb (6,006 kg) — from the machine plate
- Operator station
- Open station with ROPS canopy
About this machine
Single-drum vibratory soil compactor with a padfoot drum — built for cohesive soils where a smooth drum just rides on top. The pads penetrate and knead clay and silt, which is what trench backfill, building pads, road base and subgrade prep actually need in Alberta ground. Articulated with a ROPS canopy and rubber drive tires. Delivered to your jobsite.
When it is free
One unit behind this lot — this calendar is the machine itself, not a pool. A free day here is genuinely yours to take, and a booked one has no spare to fall back on.
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- free
- turnaround — cleaning and inspection between rentals
- booked
- in the past
Pick the pickup day
What the rate covers
- Included in the published rate
- Costs extra priced, and on your quote before you commit
- Not supplied not available from the yard at any price
- IncludedEngine hours8 engine hours per rental day, metered by the telematics unit in the machine. Hours beyond the allowance are billed at the overage rate on your agreement.
- Costs extraDeliveryDelivered within 80 km of the yard · $175.00 each way · $2.75/km beyond the first 15 km, each way. Pickup from the yard is free.
- Costs extraDamage WaiverOn every order. Declinable with a valid certificate of insurance.12%of the rental
- Costs extraEnvironmental FeeOn every order.$75.00
- Costs extraGSTOn the rental and the fees.5%
- Costs extraCleaningCharged at check-in, and only if it applies.$95.00
- Costs extraFuelCharged at check-in, and only if it applies.$2.10per litre
- Costs extraRefuelling ServiceCharged at check-in, and only if it applies.$75.00
- Costs extraEngine hours past the allowanceMetered by the telematics unit in the machine, not estimated from the calendar.$75.00per hour
- Costs extraSecurity depositA hold placed on your card the day before pickup — an authorization, not a charge, so the money is never taken. Released once the machine is back and checked in; your bank may take a few days to show that.$1,000.00hold
- Not suppliedAn operatorThe rate is the machine on its own. You put a trained, competent person in the seat — the yard does not send one, and there is no add-on that changes that.
- Not suppliedInsuranceThe damage waiver is not insurance. It reduces what you owe for accidental damage; it does not cover theft, misuse or an untrained operator, and it does not stand in for the policy behind your certificate.
Delivery, add-ons and the waiver
Getting it there
The damage waiver
What you bring
- Certified operatorA trained, competent operator. You certify at checkout that whoever runs this machine is trained and competent on this machine class.
- Certificate of insuranceA current certificate of insurance naming Cold Steel Rentals. We verify it before the machine is released — a COI is required on every rental.
- Staff approvalYour dates are held the moment you reserve. The yard checks your insurance and licence before the machine leaves — that is the only step that is not instant.
Things to know
Who may run it
- Every person who runs this machine has to be trained and competent on this class of machine.
- You certify that yourself at checkout — the yard does not test you — and it is a clause of the agreement you sign.
- Occupational health and safety law in Alberta puts that on you.
Insurance
- A certificate of insurance naming Cold Steel Rentals as additional insured and loss payee, on every rental without exception.
- 12%of the rental— damage waiver, on every order. A valid certificate on file is the one thing that takes it off.
- The yard reads the certificate before the machine is released. Send it at checkout or have your broker email it.
Cancelling
- 24hor more before pickup — cancelling costs nothing.
- 48hor more if we are delivering — a truck is committed sooner.
- Inside that window, part of the rental is kept.